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Brown and Blair

Brown holds his fire for sake of the party

Gordon Brown has told friends he will not hit back over Tony Blair’s withering attack – until after the Labour leadership contest is over.

Standard Life to axe 500 jobs at Edinburgh office

Almost 500 jobs are being axed at the Edinburgh offices of insurance and pensions giant Standard Life in the latest blow to Scotland’s financial services sector.

Healthy eating row as cake put on school menu

Cakes, muffins and ice cream are back on the menu in schools across Scotland’s largest local authority area, sparking a row over healthy eating.

Glasgow Boys draw in a record number of art lovers

A landmark show devoted to the celebrated Glasgow Boys school of artists is about to become the most successful exhibition of its kind ever staged at the city’s Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

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Sport

Murray shrugs off baking New York heat to swat aside first-round rival

Andy Murray enjoyed his day in the sun yesterday, breezing though to the second round of the US Open as other top names wilted in the 40°-plus heat of a baking New York.

Murray can reflect on job well done in blazing heat of Flushing Meadows

IT may take something of an imaginative leap, or a bout of heatstroke, to compare Andy Murray with Rab C Nesbitt.

Richard Foster was as surprised as anyone by his move to Rangers, but is determined to seize the opportunity

If Richard Foster can still identify a trace of incredulity in his reaction to swopping Aberdeen for Rangers in the final hours of the transfer window, it is being rapidly diminished by some new priorities.

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Glasgow ‘should build tribute to Morgan’

Levein will allow transfer business

Parade marks special Pope visit

Business

Trump wary of building hotel next to ‘junkyard’, says son

Donald Trump has concerns about building a five-star hotel by the golf course he is developing near Aberdeen while it overlooks what his son has described as a “junkyard” and a barn covered in “slanderous language”.

Speymalt Whisky profits ‘boosted by staycationers’

Speymalt Whisky Distributors, which trades as Gordon & MacPhail, has boosted profits by almost 40% as the global economic downturn inspired burgeoning swathes of Scottish staycationers to purchase its brands in increasing quantities, it has said.

Comment

Can you really see Blair as a bullied, battered victim?

So that explains it: Tony Blair was half-cut at the time.

I want to protest against the plan to rein in those parades

The first argument is simple enough.

Arts & Entertainment

Life’s not all Mamma Mia! and Captain America for the UK film industry’s new avenger

First glimpse finds him silhouetted against a window, gazing at an object held aloft while something classical swirls in the background.

The pursuit of passion

Vladimir Ashkenazy is in love.

No light in the darkness

Three years ago, Teatro en el Blanco became famous.

Life & Style

Doing backflips, the kids go ‘aahh!’ It’s like I’m a rock star

Danny MacAskill has an odd sort of fame.

Join the Night Hike

Maggie’s Caring Centre in Glasgow is organising a night walk which aims to put the fun into fundraising

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