The Herald (Scotland)

The Herald (Scotland)

The Herald is a broadsheet newspaper from Scotland that was established in 1783. It holds the title of the longest-running national newspaper globally and ranks as the eighth oldest daily newspaper in the world.

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#27567

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#1098

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#92

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Articles

  • 14 hours ago | heraldscotland.com | Andrew Learmonth

    “When my team are processing all of this information, that is the picture that is emerging. And so Labour are out of it, Reform support growing and us in a leading position.” Labour were, it turns out, not out of it at all. Speaking to press at the count, a justifiably triumphant Anas Sarwar said: “I'm just gonna say, we better change the script now, guys, I think the script has changed tonight.” He had defied the pundits, the commentators and the bookies.

  • 22 hours ago | heraldscotland.com | Andrew Learmonth

    Debate Night host Stephen Jardine The BBC has been accused of "apparent bias" over the panel for its Glasgow special of Debate Night, which aired just hours before polls opened in the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election.

  • 22 hours ago | heraldscotland.com | Andrew Learmonth

    The shock resignation comes on the day Reform hopes to cause an shock in the Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse by-election. John Swinney has repeatedly described the contest as a “two-horse race” between the SNP and Reform.

  • 23 hours ago | heraldscotland.com | Andrew Learmonth

    All of a sudden, people were phoning up the broadcaster to say there were “lots more” f-words in the Sunday night police drama. “So I went through the compliance forms from the previous series,” Allen said — in remarks first reported by comedy site Chortle — “and it was the same [amount]. But it’s just that this series there was a female detective, and people get worked up more about a woman swearing.” DI Jimmy Perez, played by Douglas Henshall, was replaced by Ashley Jensen as DI Ruth Calder.

  • 23 hours ago | heraldscotland.com | Derek McArthur

    'I still listen to The Smiths for Johnny Marr's guitar'. Oh, do you really? (Image: Bleddyn Butcher) As Morrissey plays two sold-out shows in Glasgow, you may be callously judged by your fellow peers for wanting to see the quiffed troubadour in the flesh. In recent years, Morrissey, the enigmatic frontman of The Smiths and prolific solo artist, has found himself at the centre of relentless controversy.