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Annie Deans
DEANS ANNIE (nee McKEAN). Peacefully at Elderslie Care Home, on Wednesday 11th September 2019, Nan, beloved wife of the late John, previously of Glasgow Road, Paisley. Funeral service, to which all family and friends are respectfully invited, at…
Megan Howie
HOWIE MEGAN. Suddenly on Tuesday, 10th September 2019, Megan, beloved wife of the late Robert, dear mother of David, Sheila and Alison and much loved nana of Jason, Craig, Jennifer, Cameron, Hamish and Ailsa. Funeral service, to which all friends are…
Patrick Daniel Smith
SMITH PATRICK DANIEL. On 8th September 2019, Patrick (aged 21 years), of Regent Park, Prestwick. Dearly loved son of Alison and Gavin and cherished brother to Hanna and Ollie. Memorial service to be held at the Princess Royal Suite, Ayr Racecourse, on…
Iain Wilson
WILSON IAIN. Peacefully at home on 10th September 2019, Iain, beloved husband of Alison and much loved father of Karen, Elaine and the late Fiona. A funeral service will be held in Skelmorlie and Wemyss Bay Parish Church on Thursday, 19th September at…
Christina Carey Mc Ilvaine
McILVAINE CHRISTINA CAREY. Peacefully, at the New Victoria Hospital, on Tuesday 10th September 2019. Christina, beloved wife of the late Henry, dear mother of Nan and the late Iain. Proud grandma to all her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Funeral…
John Hewitt
HEWITT JOHN. Peacefully, at Hairmyres Hospital, East Kilbride, on Thursday 12th September 2019, John, aged 85, much loved and loving husband of Jess, loving and much loved father of Alan and Janice and loving and much loved grandpa to Craig and April.…
Sheila Scott
SCOTT SHEILA. Peacefully at home on 9th September 2019. Sheila, beloved wife of Douglas, much loved mum of Charlotte and Blair, proud granny of Isla and loving sister of Colin. A wonderful lady. Funeral service to be held at Linn Crematorium, Lainshaw…
Jock Moffat
MOFFAT JOCK. Peacefully at home, after a long illness, John (Jock), aged 89 years, dearly loved husband of the late Jean, adored father of Ian and Esther, also a devoted grandfather and great-grandfather, who will be sadly missed. Funeral service will…
Hamish Burns Allan
ALLAN HAMISH BURNS. The wife and extended family of the late Hamish Burns Allan wish to express their gratitude for the many cards, flowers, letters and other expressions of sympathy received on their sad loss. Sincere thanks to the Rev. Dr Peter Donald…
John M. Anderson
ANDERSON JOHN M. Peacefully at home on Tuesday, 10th September 2019. John, formerly of the Glasgow Herald, beloved husband of Lorraine. Funeral service at the Linn Crematorium, Lainshaw Drive on Wednesday, 18th September at 1pm, to which all family and…
Jo Swinson accused of 'utterly grotesque' hypocrisy on Brexit and independence referendums
JO Swinson has been accused of “utterly grotesque” double-standards after confirming she would apply different rules to rerunning the independence referendum and reversing the one on Brexit.
Scotland move to join EU has to be 'seriously considered', says ex-Euro Council chief
A former president of the European Council has said he believes EU attitudes towards Scottish independence have changed due to Brexit.
Emile Heskey: Steven Gerrard might not have got the Rangers job if he was black
FORMER Liverpool striker and England internationalist Emile Heskey has argued that white coaches are given better coaching opportunities than their BAME (Black, Asian and minority ethnicity) counterparts.
London and Brussels to "intensify" Brexit talks as October EU summit nears
LONDON and Brussels are to “intensify” the Brexit talks with officials meeting every day until the crunch EU summit on October 17.
Mark Smith: A pro-independence majority at Holyrood is not a mandate for another referendum. It’s time we changed the rules
SOMETIMES, opposites can mean the same thing. Take Willie Rennie and Rona Mackay for example.
Universities hit by brain drain as no-deal looms
ACADEMICS and students are ditching Scottish universities in favour of overseas rivals as fears grow over a no-deal Brexit, a survey has found.
Scotland forward Dave Denton retires following doctor's advice
SCOTLAND forward David Denton admits it is a relief to be retiring after finally giving up on his 11-month concussion battle.
Matthew Lindsay: Rangers need a new transfer strategy as well as a Director of Football
A CHANCE encounter with the Rangers chairman and major shareholder Dave King as I made my way back to Scotland after the Celtic game against AIK Stockholm in Sweden last month proved an enlightening experience.
Hamilton kid Lewis Smith dismisses Ryan Christie comparison despite fine Celtic showing
LEWIS Smith, the teenage Hamilton midfielder who impressed in his first appearance against Celtic on Saturday, was quick to dismiss the comparisons his manager Brian Rice made between him and his opponent Ryan Christie after the match.
Raab hints that UK Government could legally challenge MPs' bill to extend Brexit
DOMINIC Raab has hinted the UK Government could mount a legal challenge to the law that orders Boris Johnson to seek a Brexit extension to January 31.
Alex Salmond was ‘slipperiest of characters’, David Cameron claims
Scotland’s former first minister Alex Salmond has been branded “the slipperiest of characters” by David Cameron, with the ex-PM saying it would have “hurt beyond belief” if Scots had voted for independence.
Marianne Taylor: Spotlight falls on Herald in new documentary
SO, what’s your favourite fictional portrayal of journalism?
SNP launch review into schools after concerns over subject choice
AN independent review will be launched into the education provided to older secondary school pupils after concerns were raised about a narrowing of subject choices.
David Cameron: I phoned EU leaders to apologise after Leave vote
Former prime minister David Cameron rang European leaders and then US president Barack Obama to apologise for his ultimately failed strategy to keep Britain in the European Union.
Financial services firms warned: Adopt new technology fast or face 'death spiral'
A leading financial technology industry figure has said giants are not responding fast enough to the challenges posed by the digital revolution as he raised the prospect some could get trapped in a “death spiral”.
Teenager charged over synagogue ‘Nazi salute’ video
A 16-year-old boy has been charged in connection with a video that appeared to show a Nazi salute performed near a synagogue.
Opinion Matrix: The jury is out on Jo Swinson's Brexit policy change
Opinions differ on whether Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson was wise to push her party to set out a clear position on Brexit – to cancel the whole project and revoke Article 50, if elected. Some fear it will only further polarise an already…
How much can Celtic and Rangers make from the Europa League group stages?
THE hard work starts now. After negotiating the preliminary qualifying rounds of the European qualifers, Celtic and Rangers' Europa League group stage campaigns will begin on Thursday evening.
The Cars lead singer Ric Ocasek dies aged 75
RIC Ocasek, lead singer of rock band The Cars, has died aged 75.
Boris Johnson to tell Juncker UK will reject any Brexit delay offer
Boris Johnson has said he believes “passionately” that a new Brexit deal can be struck with Brussels as he prepares to hold his first face-to-face talks as PM with Jean-Claude Juncker.
Cabinet office urged to undertake risk assessment of its own capabilities to support snap electoral events
The Cabinet Office has been urged to undertake a risk assessment of its own capabilities to support snap electoral events amid speculation the country could head to the polls in the autumn.
Mark Ruffalo hits back at Boris Johnson over Hulk Brexit metaphor
Incredible Hulk actor Mark Ruffalo has questioned Boris Johnson’s comparison of Brexit Britain to his famous character.
Obituary: Sandy Marshall Le Pla, dedicated nurse who rose to rank of Captain in Queen Alexandra’s Royal Army Nursing Corps
Born: January 21, 1946;
Obituary: Roy Martin, QC, who attained the distinction of Queen’s Counsel in both Scotland and England & Wales
Barrister and former Dean of the Faculty of Advocates
'We live in an over-managed world and more leadership is required'
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Health Secretary to meet with Parents over hospital health fears
HEALTH secretary Jeane Freeman has agreed to meet with parents of children with cancer over their concerns about Glasgow’s flagship hospital campus.
Stade Rennais v Celtic | TV times, kick-off, odds and team news: Everything you need to know
CELTIC will get their Europa League group stage campaign under way on Thiursday night when Neil Lennon's side face French Cup winners Stade Rennais.
Caledonian Sleeper staff confirm strike action after ‘promises broken’
Caledonian Sleeper staff have confirmed they will take industrial action after operators failed to deliver on “promises” to address “intolerable” stress caused by working conditions.
Rangers v Feyenoord | TV times, kick-off, odds and team news: Everything you need to know
THE group stages of the Europa League will get under way on Thursday night. First up for Rangers is Dutch side Feyenoord, with Porto and Young Boys the other two clubs in Group G.
Gary Lineker and Rachel Riley in new social media pledge to silence trolls
High profile celebrities – including ex-England striker Gary Lineker and Countdown presenter Rachel Riley – have pledged not to publicise the social media abuse they receive from vile online trolls.
Paul Heckingbottom is in trouble with Hibernian but Kilmarnock now have a song about Angelo Alessio
Five things we learned from Kilmarnock's 2-0 win over Hibernian.
Agenda: Meeting the challenge of recruitment in Silicon Glen
By Anna Knight, Head of Senior Appointments at Head Resourcing
Business Bulletin: Stobart profits warning, and Aldi expands
TROUBLED haulage firm Eddie Stobart Logistics has warned that annual profits will be "significantly below" expectations after a poor first half of the year.
Letters: Let SNP now publish Yellowhammer equivalent for independence
IAN Blackford, Nicola Sturgeon and other SNP politicians have spared no effort to supercharge the worst case scenario of a no-deal Brexit. Therefore it would be reasonable if they were also to set out the worst case scenario of Scottish independence.
Letters: Any future referendum on the constitution should require a 60 per cent winning post
FOR those of moderate political persuasion, recent proceedings in both Houses of Parliament and in the courts showed politics at its worst and a depressing culmination of three years of going round in circles, pointless delays and grubby political…
Orang Utans can be better behaved than actors
KEITH Fleming is about as far from the jazz hands-look-at-me-ma-I’m-dancing acting type as John Bercow is from an invite to the Prime Minister’s house for tea.
Ann Fotheringham: Why it's right that Fireman Sam is no longer a fire service mascot
SPARE a thought for Fireman Sam.
Issue of the day: The rise of the moth
THE moth population in the UK has trebled in the past five years, with warm weather partly to blame for rising numbers of the winged creatures fluttering about and wreaking havoc.
Labour’s drive for equality will need to address the ghettoisation of today’s society
IT has been reported that Labour is planning to scrap discounted business rates for private schools and charge VAT on fees if it comes to power, according to a leaked Shadow Cabinet document. Clearly the party nurses a strong antipathy to such private…
Scotland's largest health board's gas move aims to reduce carbon footprint
Scotland’s largest health board has changed the type of anaesthetic gas it uses in an effort to reduce its carbon footprint.
New bee hives create a buzz at Scots business hub
OCCUPIERS at one of Lanarkshire’s biggest business hubs - Strathclyde Business Park, managed by HFD Property Management Services -have introduced on-site bee keeping as part of an ongoing commitment to creating sustainable workplaces.
How about them apples? Foraging for Pippins in Clyde Valley
THEY hung from trees across Clyde Valley’s dozens of orchards; shiny, rosy Bloody Ploughmans with surprisingly ruby red flesh, sweet Cambusnethan Pippins, Clydesides – green with a blush of crimson - and Maggie Sinclair, sharp, plump and perfect…
Scotland needs to look to its own history on sectarianism
THE recent problems of violence in Glasgow has placed Glasgow City Council in the limelight, or perhaps dock. However, we must go back a long way to find the roots of such problems. Those investigations invariably focus on Ireland and their history.
Opinion Matrix: Little sympathy for ex-PM Cameron
The legacy of former prime minister David Cameron and the future prospects of Liberal Democrats’ leader Jo Swinson were on the agenda in the leader columns of the Sunday papers. Here is the pick of yesterday’s opinions.
Make tracks for Cairnryan
BUILDING a bridge to Northern Ireland makes no environmental nor economic sense ("Johnson says ‘Boris bridge’ would be a snip at £15bn", The Herald, September 13). A railway, however, carrying all the freight that currently trundles in huge lorries…
Those were the days - 1964-1988: Music to the ears of pop fans
MANY of today's bestselling pop acts have armies of fans so unswervingly dedicated that there are collective names for them: Taylor Swift’s ‘Swifties’, Lady Gaga’s ‘Little Monsters’, Justin Bieber’s ‘Beliebers’. Nicki Minaj’s…
Lorne Jackson's Diary: Performance anxiety; Hall’ hell; Win or bin
Performance anxiety
How a chance encounter with Sir David Attenborough inspired Doug Allen
HE cut his teeth diving for pearls in frigid Scottish streams, and went on to travel the world filming in exotic locations from the Arctic to Africa.
Football clubs lend support to campaign on period poverty
It started with three female Celtic fans and a dream to have free sanitary products for supporters at their favourite club.
A quarter of Scots could not afford to fund a funeral
Almost a quarter of Scots would not be able to afford to pay for a funeral if a loved one died unexpectedly, new research has found.
Scotland's biggest local government pension fund facing climate call
SCOTLAND'S biggest local government pension fund is facing renewed calls to dump oil and gas investments.

15th September 2019

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