Jody Harrison
Reporter at The Herald (Scotland)
Digital Reporter at https://t.co/1MKRS7jNoN [email protected]
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heraldscotland.com | Jody Harrison
Scotland’s nature bosses have been accused of a “failure of leadership” after stalling on a plan to release wild beavers in the Highlands. The owner of a family farm which remains the only private site to previously see a release of the aquatic mammals said a decision to delay was “cowardly” and not in line with locals’ interests.
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heraldscotland.com | Jody Harrison
Caol Ruadh House, which dates back to 1898 (Image: Caol Ruadh) A sculpture park tucked away on the Argyll coast is to open its doors with a “spectacular” new gallery of outdoor artworks. The Caol Ruadh Sculpture Park, near Colintraive on the Cowal peninsula in Argyll, will showcase artworks and installations from award-winning artists when the show begins next month.
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heraldscotland.com | Jody Harrison
A woman is an “adult female”, Sir Keir Starmer said as he welcomed the Supreme Court’s judgment on the issue. In his first public comments since the justices’ decision on April 16, the Prime Minister said he is “really pleased” with the clarity that the court’s ruling offers. Sir Keir, who has previously said “transwomen are women”, was asked to repeat that statement but instead said: “I think the Supreme Court has answered that question.
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3 days ago |
heraldscotland.com | Jody Harrison
First Minister of Scotland John Swinney (Image: Jeff Mitchell/PA Wire) John Swinney has described Pope Francis as “a voice for peace, tolerance and reconciliation” as he paid tribute following the pontiff’s death aged 88. Scottish First Minister joined with politicians across the UK to pay tribute to the leader of the Catholic Church after news of his passing broke on Easter Monday morning. "I am deeply saddened to learn that His Holiness Pope Francis has died.
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heraldscotland.com | Jody Harrison
Children queuing for communion during Pope Francis’ closing Mass at the World Meeting of Families in Dublin’s Phoenix park in 2018 (Image: Brian Lawless/PA) Pope Francis will be remembered for his “love and mercy” following his passing on Easter Monday, one of Scotland’s leading catholic clergymen has said. William Nolan, Archbishop of Glasgow, said that Francis time at the head of the Catholic Church had been “a blessing”, though controversial at times.
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