One person has been killed and another 11 injured in an explosion at a cafe in the Bavarian city of Ansbach. Police told the dpa news agency early on Monday that it was not clear what caused the blast in the city near Nuremberg. Ansbach police
Glasgow’s Martin Laird had his best finish on the PGA Tour in almost two years as he shared second in the RBC Canadian Open in Ontario.The 33-year-old, a three-time winner on the US circuit, posted a closing five-under 67 for an 11-under 277 and finished
EOGHAN O’Connell, the young Irish defender who scored his first goal for Celtic against Leicester City at the weekend, has urged Brendan Rodgers to play him in the Champions League qualifier with Astana this week. Rodgers has signed Kolo Toure,
THERE were many factors which led to the departure of Ronny Deila from Celtic last season; his signings being unable to make an impact, a frustrating reliance on a 4-2-3-1 formation and the humiliating defeats his side suffered both at home and abroad
MARC Albrighton, the Leicester City winger, has revealed that he felt like applauding the Celtic fans at the weekend and expressed hope he can play in front of them again at Parkhead in the Champions League group stages this season Albrighton helped the
The build-up to the start of the Olympic Games in just 11 days time is set to be clouded in uncertainty after the International Olympic Committee yesterday took the surprise decision to back away from imposing a blanket ban on Russian competitors despite
THE good news for Andy Butchart – and probably every other aspiring long-distance runner, too – is that Mo Farah can’t and won’t go on forever. Having finished a creditable second behind the double Olympic gold medallist in the 5000m at this weekend’s
THE praise heaped upon Celtic whenever they face top class English or European opposition at Parkhead invariably verges on the condescending. The lines peddled by visiting players and managers rarely deviate from a familiar script irrespective of how
Chris Froome has signed up for membership to a very exclusive club.The 31-year-old arrived in France this summer as one of 20 men to have won the Tour de France twice, but leaves as one of just eight to have three or more titles.He moves level with Philippe
Chris Froome's third title put the seal on one of the best ever summers for Britons in the Tour de France.Seven stage victories matched the record set when Bradley Wiggins became Britain's first Tour winner in 2012.This year there was the added
Chris Froome crossed the line arm-in-arm with his Team Sky team-mates as he joined the elite club of three-time Tour de France winners on Sunday.Froome, already Britain's only multiple-Tour winner, is now one of just eight men - not counting the disgraced
Alastair Cook caused a stir with his surprise decision to spare Pakistan the follow-on as England nonetheless stayed on course for a wide-margin series-levelling victory at Old Trafford.England needed less than 40 overs on day three of the second Investec
Kilmarnock 0, Morton 2JAMIE MACDONALD has called on the suffering Kilmarnock supporters not to rush to judgement on the new-look squad at Rugby Park, insisting they will – in time - see a talented and competitive team.With 11 new players recruited and
HAMILTON ACCIES 3 ST MIRREN 0 ITALIAN ace Massimo Donati is convinced his big-game experience will help him handle the pressure of a return to Ibrox. The ex-Celtic midfielder marked his Accies debut with a classy goal as the Premier side bounced back
HIBERNIAN 1-0 BIRMINGHAM CITYThis friendly will have proved almost as heartening for Hibernian’s former manager as their current one. Alan Stubbs, the man who guided the club to their first Scottish Cup triumph since 1902 last term before joining Rotherham
Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola downplayed Monday's renewal of hostilities with Jose Mourinho, scoffing at the suggestion he would not shake his Manchester United counterpart's hand.China is the unlikely setting for the rivals' first
Lionel Messi will be available to face Celtic in Dublin on Saturday after all as a result of cutting short his summer break to rejoin the Barcelona squad. The champions of Spain will travel to England today for a training camp at St George's Park
Kilmarnock 0, Morton 2JAMIE MACDONALD has called on the suffering Kilmarnock supporters not to rush to judgement on the new-look squad at Rugby Park, insisting they will – in time - see a talented and competitive team.With 11 new players recruited and
The question was delivered with genuine intrigue, but was nevertheless swatted away with all the conviction of a Babe Ruth swing at the home plate at Yankee Stadium. After all, it was a query that has been put to Louis Moult many times in the year he
The Betfred Cup is not going to script. Six of theeight groups are led by teams outwith the Premiershipas the competition gathers momentum. Holders Ross County have still to find their feet inGroup D. True, they managed to salvage a 1-1 draw athome to
Lewis Hamilton has described his dramatic crash with Nico Rosberg at the Spanish Grand Prix as the turning point in his season after moving six points clear of his Mercedes team-mate with a record-breaking victory in Hungary.The defending champion leads
HAMILTON ACCIES 3 ST MIRREN 0 ITALIAN ace Massimo Donati is convinced his big-game experience will help him handle the pressure of a return to Ibrox. The ex-Celtic midfielder marked his Accies debut with a classy goal as the Premier side bounced back
WITH less than 20 days remaining until Glasgow rower Angus Groom makes waves on his Olympic debut, the time is nigh for him to show his class in the boat, according to two-time silver medallist Debbie Flood. After enjoying a breakthrough 2015 which saw
Mo Farah is ready to repel an onslaught from an "army" of Kenyan rivals at the Rio Olympics as Great Britain's leading medal hopes ensured they would go into the Games on a high.The double Olympic champion over 5,000 and 10,000 metres headed
KEITH Pelley, the chief executive of the European Tour, has insisted that golf must embrace new formats and plans to have six-hole events on the professional circuit as early as next year.The Canadian, who succeeded George O'Grady last year, has been
MAJID Haq, the Clydesdale captain, knows his side have taken a significant step towards retaining their Western Premier title after a thrilling two-wicket win over closest challengers Ferguslie.Haq acknowledged the significance of a tense Titwood tussle
WATSONIANS can now only be their own worst enemies as the Eastern Premier campaign heads towards its final month of action.That was the widespread verdict in the wake of events at the weekend - particularly from Falkland, the team who were soundly thrashed
Cristiano Ronaldo will miss the UEFA Super Cup, the Real Madrid forward has announced.Ronaldo, who led Portugal to the Euro 2016 title but suffered a knee injury in the final, is on an extended break on his home island of Madeira.Between visiting his
UK Sports minister Tracey Crouch has warned the Football Association it could stand to lose government funding if it does not reform.New governance codes are currently being worked on between the government and national governing bodies of sports in the
Robert MacIntyre will be aiming to continue his excellent matchplay form when he defends his Scottish Amateur Championship title at Royal Aberdeen this week.The Oban left-hander, who landed the national crown at Muirfield a year ago, has enjoyed another
Paul Broadhurst out-scrambled his rivals to claim what he considers the greatest success of his career after fellow Ryder Cup veteran Miguel Angel Jimenez suffered a collapse in the final round of The Senior Open at Carnoustie.Even in benign conditions
Former soft drinks giant Bon Accord is set to make a comeback - without the sugar-laden, neon coloured drinks of the past.Once a dominant brand on the Scottish soft drink scene, the company is now four generations on and has been revived for today'
FRIENDS and family have paid tribute to a man who has died in Ibiza. Reports in Spanish media said Christopher Beattie, from Glasgow, was found dead after falling from a block of flats in the island's party hotspot San Antonio. The 33-year-old's
It was probably not the Abba soundtrack Linda Wessberg had in mind. For the last couple of weeks, Swedish golfers on Scottish soil have been bouncing to the strains of the winner takes it all as Alex Noren and Henrik Stenson both conquered on the links
FOUR STARS It was the 1980s again - a huge party happening and no date. Fast forward to now and the reasons for flying solo were rather different from those teenage years - everything from a poorly child to a temperamental boiler. The irony
A pair of bibles up to 200 years old and two foot long have been stolen from a church. The historic items were taken during a break-in to Abercorn Church in Abercorn near South Queensferry. The bibles are thought to be up to 200 years old and
Almost one in three people approaching retirement are considering changing their financial plans due to current economic uncertainty, a survey has found.According to financial service firm Prudential, more than 55,000 people aged between 55 and 64 are
He started his week back where it all started receiving an award and, typically, ended it with another as Tom Watson offered a reminder of just why he has been so popular in these parts for more than 40 years.The golfing grandee was only the second man
Police searching for a missing man have found a body. William Clark, 71, known as Billy, was reported missing from the Muirhall Road area of Perth on Saturday. Read more: Police closing in on gang who tried to murder man in Glasgow He was
An eight-year-old girl is in a critical condition in hospital after being hit by a car. She was struck by a black Ford Ka in St Fillans Road, Dundee, on Saturday night. Read more: Man 'serious but stable' after jet ski collision on Loch Lomond
More than 500 cases have been heard in Scottish courts as a result of the European arrest warrant (EAW), Crown Office figures show. The European Union (EU) justice measure has also seen 367 people extradited from Scotland to face courts in Europe
THREE STARS There was no pact with the devil at a crossroads for Earl Thomas. The Tennessee-born bluesman with the BA in music was a twenty-two-year-old dentistry student when a climbing accident left him wondering if he might survive and deciding
FOUR STARS THE National Youth Orchestra of Scotland’s Junior Orchestra got the NYOS summer-season ball rolling on Friday night with a cracking concert in Perth into which the orchestra of 13-year-olds and under packed a hefty calling card of five
THREE STARS We got there in the end, with some eye-poppingly good instrumental work delivered by a band of conspicuous talents on fiddle, electric banjo and mandolin plus an ultra-together rhythm team. But much of former Allman Brothers Band
A MAN is in a serious condition after a late night hit-and-run.The 51-year-old was crossing Abbot Adams Bridge on Main Street in Kilwinning when he was hit by a blue Vauxhall Corsa.The incident happened this morning around 12.30am, and the man was rushed
FIVE STARS Well, well – just when you’re beginning to wonder if the days of five-star reviews for Carol Kidd concerts are in the past, she turns in the performance of this reviewer’s jazz festival. Thursday evening’s concert may only have been
FOUR STARS For several years, it was a tradition for this reviewer to request a ticket for the Friday afternoon gig at the Royal Overseas League – and to be told that it had sold out days before and there were no spare tickets. So it was great
POLICE are closing in on a gang who stabbed a man in a brutal attack. A 34-year-old man was set upon by the group on Saturday morning around 12.25am on Ashgill Road, Milton. He was stabbed by the four men after being dropped off in a taxi on
Shadow chancellor John McDonnell has lashed out at opponents of Jeremy Corbyn, accusing them of trying to "destroy" the Labour Party in order to get rid of their leader. Mr McDonnell said there was a "small group" within the party responsible for
A man is in a serious condition in hospital after two jet skis collided on Loch Lomond. Police Scotland was alerted to the collision at about 7.35pm on Saturday and the Loch Lomond rescue boat was dispatched. Family and friends hauled him on
Unionists must present options to maintain Scotland's relationship with the European Union or risk the break up of the UK, a think tank has warned. The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) said the UK Government and the Scottish Government
SENIOR figures within Labour are calling on the Electoral Commission to investigate a controversial group set up to oust Jeremy Corbyn as party leader. Prominent critics have labelled Saving Labour as a shadowy and anonymous organisation whose source
THE MP challenging Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership has been criticised for his stance on the Barnett Formula after it emerged he said the funding deal had “seen its day”. Owen Smith also said during a debate at Westminster that he backed
THEY call it “a message in blood”. It is more than two years now since the Islamic State (IS) group’s propaganda section posted a video message with this sinister title showing the beheading of a Kurdish man. Since then there has been an endless
The day before the Republican National Convention, Donald Trump’s campaign manager, Paul Manafort, was asked if he was worried about violent protests disrupting the event. “Frankly, that impact will probably help the campaign because it’s going to
WHEN, next Friday, former mounted policeman, Iain Clark, drives his spade down into the ground to dig up a clod of turf, then shouts “It’s a’ oor ain!” (It's all our own), it will be 21 years since the last Musselburgh Riding of the Marches. Twenty-one
FORGET ComicCon ... get ready for ScotCon. Rather than a celebration of comic books and superheroes, though, ScotCon will be a festival of all things Scottish - with Highlanders, history, and stars of the screen, stage and music all on show.
A GROUP of high-profile gay and lesbian Scottish politicians have stepped forward to back calls for LGBTI issues to be taught in all schools in order to tackle discrimination, bullying and homophobia. The campaign for LGBTI education in Scottish
The Scottish Government says it is refusing to "turn back the clock" on environmental laws and will abide by European Union (EU) rules protecting wildlife and preventing pollution despite last month's Brexit vote, the Environment Minister has promised
Scottish Labour leader Kezia Dugdale will warn US Democrats that "the nightmare scenario of a Donald Trump presidency could become a reality" if they don't heed the lessons of the UK Brexit vote. Ms Dugdale will meet political and trade union leaders
IT may be the lowest rung on the ladder to fame but it worked for Ed Sheeran, Eddie Reader and Justin Bieber. The odd knock-back and a deportation from Spain didn't do much to inhibit the career of Rod Stewart either. They all started their careers
AWARD winning actor Alan Cumming has blamed the Brexit vote on "stupid English people" as he expressed his shock and frustration at last month's referendum result. In an exclusive interview with the Sunday Herald magazine, the Aberfeldy-born actor
SCOTLAND has been repeatedly "ignored, outvoted, or overruled" in the House of Commons, the SNP leadership claimed last night, as the first parliamentary year of the current Tory administration came to an end this week. The party has published
THE teenage student who murdered nine people in Munich had an obsession with mass shooting sprees, like the massacre five years to the day by the Norwegian right-wing fanatic Anders Breivik. The killer has been named locally as 18-year-old Ali
THE grassroots Yes movement is set to take the lead on independence this summer, after the SNP postponed its own initiative in light of the Brexit vote. Party officials had insisted the programme would be rolled out “within weeks”. Read more
FORMER SNP MP Michelle Thomson has reached out to Nicola Sturgeon in a bid to return to the party fold, despite an ongoing police investigation into her £1.5million property empire. The Edinburgh West MP has written to the First Minister asking
Much vaunted plans to set fire to coal under the sea around Scotland look set to be dealt a blow by an independent review for the Scottish Government, the Sunday Herald has learned. The review’s author, Professor Campbell Gemmell, has indicated
DOCTORS, nurses and health bodies in Scotland have benefited from £4.5 million from pharmaceutical companies in the last year, a Sunday Herald investigation has established. A new database reveals doctors and professors north of the border received
THE first gay couple in Scotland to get the go-ahead to adopt have broken their silence to give their first interview to the Sunday Herald in order to encourage other same sex couples to offer a child a loving home and family. With thousands of
CELTIC brought in veteran defender Kolo Toure yesterday on a one-year deal – but Brendan Rodgers remains in the hunt for a wildcard signing for Wednesday’s UEFA Champions League qualifier against Astana. The 35-year-old Ivory Coast internationalist
LEE Clark believes his new players were given a reality check as Morton exploited their frailties to all but secure their place in the last 16 of the Betfred Cup. Goals from Gary Oliver and teenager Jai Quitongo gave Jim Duffy’s team a deserved
Sigourney Weaver says she is hopeful about reprising her role in a new Alien film. The Hollywood actress, who starred as Ellen Ripley in the original 1979 sci-fi horror and three sequels, said she had discussed a fifth film in the series with director
Mrs Brown’s Boys dropped the f-bomb during its special live episode on Saturday, but viewers on social media loved it. The show opened with a “Feck off!” from foul-mouthed Irish matriarch Agnes Brown, played by creator and star Brendan O’Carroll
CHRIS Froome is set to win the 2016 Tour de France after safely negotiating a treacherous penultimate stage to Morzine, which was won by Spaniard Jon Izaguirre. A day after crashing in similar conditions, Froome remained upright on the long, wet
LEWIS Hamilton believes he was denied a certain pole position for today’s Hungarian Grand Prix after the bad luck that blighted the early part of his season returned in dramatic fashion yesterday. The defending world champion, one point adrift
DAVID Moyes is looking forward to the challenge of succeeding new England manager Sam Allardyce at Sunderland in the Premier League. Allardyce was confirmed as Roy Hodgson’s successor with the national team on Friday, leaving a vacancy at the Stadium
An investigation is underway after 65 prisoners signed a petition criticising the medical services at Edinburgh prison. The inmates have alleged “serious medical neglect” and claim that a prisoner who died recently did not get the help he needed
A court is set to order an independent investigation into the unlawful spying on journalists’ sources by Police Scotland. The Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) said on Friday that it may task a police force outside Scotland with probing the breaches
The Labour Party netted well over £4 million last week in 48 hours as a reported 180,000 registered supporters paid £25 hoping to have a vote in the Labour leadership. Some thousands were weeded out, but the number left was way more than the entire
JOSEPH Goebbels, Hitler’s Minister of Propaganda, once boasted “Even if we lose, we will win, because our ideas will have penetrated the hearts of our enemies”. Never has a prophecy been more true. It came to mind when Theresa May said that she would
LIKE many people I like to start my day with an energy drink. Preferably one, occasionally two, depending on my morning oomph levels. These, though, are not cans of Monster or Red Bull, picked up from the corner shop as I speed-walk my way to my kids
These are the moments in human history that set man against the elements - especially when that man is Scottish and the weather has earlier in the week/day/hour suggested the smoky sublimity of a big BBQ banquet. Whenever I think of a Bishopbriggs
I'd like to dedicate this week's column to the Twitter memory of Milo Yiannopoulos, the great free speech martyr. You may not have heard of Yiannopoulos, but following a recent oppressive attack on him by social media and, frankly, women, you'll
LAURA MUIR reflected on her achievement in breaking Kelly Holmes’ long-standing British 1500m record and admitted it already feels like a career-defining moment. One of the Sunday Herald’s Six to Follow, Muir was one of the stand-out performers of the
THE SNP’s 120,000 members face tough new disciplinary rules to ensure they uphold the “values and standards” of the party under plans going before the annual conference.A leaked draft agenda shows that National Secretary Patrick Grady will ask delegates
NEW goalkeeper Joe Lewis was Aberdeen’s hero in their Europa League win in Latvia in midweek and he believes playing for a team at the right end of the table can revitalise his career after years playing for struggling clubs in England.Although Aberdeen
LATE last year, British Athletics told Chris Bennett they weren’t going to fund him for the 2016 season. There is no clearer message from a governing body that they do not believe you can make it to the Olympic Games than not being given an ounce of support
BREXIT alone will not deliver independence, and the SNP still needs to persuade people on a host of other issues to win next time, according to the MEP standing to be the party’s deputy. Alyn Smith, a member of the First Minister’s Standing Council on
Mac and Wild65 Great Titchfield St, LondonWhat is it: The Scottish nation receives a bit of a mixed reputation when it comes to cuisine – from deep-fried Mars Bars and Buckfast, to the finest venison and salmon and on to single malt whisky – the world
ALAN Cumming sounds completely chilled out as he chats during his drive up to Martha’s Vineyard in upstate New York where he’ll perform his new show, which he’ll bring to the Edinburgh Festival (more of later).But a few minutes later, when the conversation
We were very lucky to have a car throughout my childhood, due to a family inheritance. Dad bought it in 1952 just before I was born and it remained his ticket to ride until I was in my teens. It was a dusky green Austin Hereford with brown leather bench
TWO opposing images have come to symbolise women during the Liberation of Paris. One is of chic girls waving the French Tricolour in front of the Arc de Triomphe. The other is of the "femmes tondues", shorn and sexually humiliated for the crime
Cranachan relies on a number of important ingredients, namely some plump Scottish raspberries, perfectly whipped cream and, of course, the whisky.You can use a single malt, a good blend or even a whisky liqueur. They all work and bring an extra wee touch
It has never seemed a terribly sensible idea. Setting fire to coal under the sea is bound to cause climate pollution, and could lead to explosions, earthquakes and groundwater contamination.Yet, there are still those who harbour the notion that it might
David Robertson (Diversity and Christianity, Letters, July 17) writes about increased health risks associated with homosexuality. He perhaps has in mind higher rates of infection among male homosexuals for some sexually transmitted diseases, notably HIV
REGARDING unpleasantness experienced by people during the two recent referendum campaigns, a lady from Better Together yelled abuse at my daughter, who was with her baby and toddler, and followed them, still shouting, along Falkirk High Street in the
I NEVER ceased to be amazed at the continuing ability of unionists to ignore reality. Brian Brown (Post-Brexit Britain, Letters, July 17) writes "English people are just as friendly and considerate as Scottish people.” I have found that most people
THE problem with expectations is that you often harbour great ones. Blame Dickens for that. Kylie Walker knows how tricky it can be to live up to the standards she has set herself. Two years ago, the Glasgow golfer was in the midst of a glory-laden run
THERE will be some still unsure about the new format of what is now known as the Betfred Cup but at least the competition’s early start provides supporters and players with genuinely competitive games rather than meaningless pre-season friendlies.This
THE SNP has stepped up its calls to protect the EU’s student exchange programme after it emerged two Scottish universities were the scheme’s top beneficiaries in the UK. Brexit has put the UK’s participation in the 30-year-old Erasmus programme in doubt.Official
ALWAYS leave them wanting Mo. The first rule of show business was adhered to and then some at the Mueller Anniversary Games in London yesterday as Mo Farah rounded off his Olympic preparations with a victory in the 5000m so comprehensive it was as if
You can hardly draw breath these days. Henrik Stenson has barely had time to re-arrange the odds and ends on his mantelpiece to make way for the Claret Jug and here we go again, battering and clattering away in another Major championship. The plot quickens.When
MARK Warburton quickly endeared himself to Rangers supporters after being appointed last summer when his team, playing a brand of attacking football that was rather easy on the eye, won their opening 11 competitive fixtures. It was the most successful
GREATEST ever Ranger John Greig is leading the calls for Jock Wallace to be inducted into the Scottish Football Hall of Fame on the 20th anniversary of the death of the legendary Ibrox manager.Greig, who was one of the first inductees in 2004, is astonished
BRIAN McClair’s departure after barely a year as the Scottish FA performance director will not trigger an outpouring of grief in women’s football.Hired to improve matters within Club Academy Scotland, and thus make a better standard of young player available
THERE it is again. The cult of the manager. That belief that a man has some rare combination of charisma, personality and know-how that can truly make him far superior to his colleagues.Some of us thought that, maybe, we were past it after the departure
MANY child prodigies flame out and fade to black. For every Jodie Foster, there’s a Macaulay Culkin. Now 20, Grace Reid has been diving for three quarters of her life but as she sets off for Rio to make her Olympic debut, there is no doubt she is in the
ONE of the pillars of Thatcherism, the right of tenants to buy council houses, will finally end in Scotland next week.The Right to Buy (RTB), which saw half a million Scots families purchase their council or housing association home at a discount, ends
THE rift between Kezia Dugdale and her deputy looked irreconcilable yesterday, after he announced he was supporting Jeremy Corbyn’s re-election as UK Labour leader.Despite Dugdale condemning Corbyn as “not competent”, Alex Rowley confirmed he would be
It’s a good week for ... historical sitesAs a child, I was thrilled to live but an ancient stone’s throw from the Antonine Wall.The mighty fortification runs for 37 miles from Bo’ness on the Firth of Forth to Old Kilpatrick on the River Clyde and was
THERE is a saying in poker that if you look around the table and can’t work out who the sucker is then chances are it’s probably you. Scottish football could do with a similar bout of introspection when it comes to our standing in the European game. High-handed
NEIL Doncaster, the SPFL chief executive, says he is “relaxed” about the ruling that will see champions Celtic take no part in the second weekend of the new Ladbrokes Premiership season. The SPFL grants each club a “joker” that allows them to opt out
The cost of household energy is on the way up again, as providers withdraw their best deals and launch new tariffs in response to rising wholesale energy prices and Brexit uncertainty.But last month saw a record 360,000 people switching supplier in June
1982 saw the publication of Roald Dahl’s The BFG and the release of Steven Spielberg’s ET, both tales involving a formative relationship between a child and an otherworldly being. Author and filmmaker share an approach to childhood that is at once wondrous
How do you describe food styles? Indian, Chinese, Thai, French, Italian, such tags are easy to understand, albeit too sweeping to reflect regional nuances. Vocabulary closer to home is trickier. “Seasonal”, “sustainable” and “local” are bandied around
You have to admire Bard in the Botanics (BiB), the Glasgow summer festival that stages ambitious productions of Shakespeare plays and other Renaissance dramas with very limited resources. In addition to its larger cast shows, which play (weather permitting
A mare will push troublemakers to the edge of the circle, because that’s where the predators are. So Velveteen, an impoverished and lonely young girl whose mother is an immigrant to the US from theDominican Republic, is warned when she begins riding horses
The pharmaceutical industry makes a huge contribution to the public purse and the medicines produced by its members help millions of patients every year.If it was not for research and development carried out every year by drug companies, new products
I READ with interest Peter Swindon’s article (Meet the Scots teachers putting LGBTI issues front and centre in classrooms across nation, News, July 17). I think that is an excellent plan that children be informed about the various sexual inclinations
THE impact on the wider psyche of the French people of of the Nice terrorist attack (After the carnage and bloodshed, the questions, News, July 17) as they made their way home from the end of Bastille Day from hundreds of fireworks displays cannot be
Our share tips enjoyed another good performance in the stock market last week with virtually all recommendations scoring further advances.But there was one glaring exception in the form of mining giant Anglo-American which was ejected from our 2015 portfolio
Those residing in the Georgian townhouses south of the River Liffey must be indifferent to passers-by casing their joints. As a newcomer to the rarefied atmosphere of Merrion Square and its like, it’s difficult to draw the gaze from those doors. Handsome
I’m new to this writing game. I was 51 when I went to university to do an MA in creative writing. At sixteen I got a job as a typist, then a filing clerk, an office manager, a paralegal in criminal and family law, a project manager in social services,
