Archive - Sunday, 21 October 2018

Theatre review: Gagarin Way at Dundee Rep
Theatre
Opera review: Rigoletto at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow
Opera
Dance review: Unlimited Festival, Aby Watson:-ish at the Tramway, Glasgow
Unlimited Festival
It's a Sin: Owner "dumbfounded" over planned street protest over new Scots strip club
THE planned opening of a strip club in a Fife town is to be the focus of a street protest on Monday.
Callum McGregor confident he can perform the Scott Brown role against RB Leipzig - if the Celtic skipper is ruled out
CALLUM McGregor last night expressed confidence he can deputise for Scott Brown in the Europa League match against RB Leipzig in Germany on Thursday evening if the Celtic captain if ruled out through injury.
Tam McManus: Billy Dodds as Jim McIntyre's No.2 is exactly what Dundee require - and the fans need to realise this
Jim McIntyre was last week appointed as the new manager at my old club Dundee. Macca will have been delighted to have got back in after spending almost a year on the outside looking in after leaving a pretty successful spell at Ross County. But he got…
Steven Gerrard raps Rangers players despite win over Hamilton
RANGERS manager Steven Gerrard has criticised his players for being too casual during their win over Hamilton yesterday, saying that the final scoreline flattered his men.
May on collision course with Scots Tories over extension to transition period
THERESA May appears set on a collision course with her Scottish Conservative MPs over the option of extending the Brexit transition period.
Jordan Rossiter admits he feared he would never play for Rangers again
RANGERS midfielder Jordan Rossiter has admitted he feared he would never play for the first-team again after making his latest comeback from injury in the win over Hamilton yesterday.
Souleymane Coulibaly offers Thistle veteran Doolan ray of hope after disappointment at Alloa
ON another difficult afternoon for Partick Thistle, there was at least one positive for the large travelling support to mull over on their journey home from Clackmannanshire on Saturday.
Clarke steers Killie to within touching distance of club's record Premiership winning run
IT seems entirely appropriate that Kilmarnock are on the brink of a significant milestone in their history as Steve Clarke celebrates one year in charge at Rugby Park.
Morton captain McAlister praises fans for pushing side on to victory amid fears of unrest
JIM McALISTER insisted the conduct of Morton’s supporters was as important as the three points which ended a run of five games without victory.
"While were were out, our landlord rummaged through my belongings. It makes you feel icky, as if you have been burgled"
Conditions in temporary accommodation are so bad, many people would rather sleep on the streets, according to 37 year old Victoria Fox.
Charity Crisis slams grim ‘limbo’ as homeless Scots left in misery of temporary accommodation
Thousands of Scots are living in unsuitable temporary homelessness accommodation, with many unable to access a kitchen or a fridge, according to a charity.
Compensating child abuse victims ‘could cost Scottish government £450m’
A charity representing survivors of childhood sexual abuse has claimed compensating victims could cost the Scottish Government up to £450 million.
UK, France and Germany urge Saudis to provide 'credible facts' over death of Khashoggi
BRITAIN, France and Germany are piling pressure on the Saudi Government to provide “credible facts” about the death of dissident journalist Jamal Khashoggi after Dominic Raab made clear the Gulf state’s current explanation was not believable.
Raab: 'not credible' MPs vote down Brexit deal and think UK will then get better one
DOMINIC Raab has insisted it is “not credible” for MPs to vote down any Brexit deal and then urge the UK Government to return to Brussels to seek a better one as he suggested the key Commons vote would effectively be take it or leave it.
Sturgeon condemns derogatory Tory jibes against May as 'debasing politics'
NICOLA Sturgeon has urged the Conservatives to “get a grip” after Tory colleagues used denigrating language to threaten Theresa May’s leadership.
Hamilton 1 Rangers 4: Five talking points as ropey Rangers finally cure their travel sickness
RANGERS finally broke their away-day hoodoo by getting their first win on the road in this season’s Premiership at the fifth attempt.
Woman dies in Lanarkshire road crash
A 68-YEAR-OLD woman has died following a serious road crash in Lanarkshire.
Saudis' explanation of Khashoggi death not credible, says Raab
SAUDI Arabia's explanation about the death of a dissident journalist is not credible but the UK is not preparing to terminate it relationship with the state, a Cabinet minister has said.
Brexit talks must conclude by end of November to get deal through Westminster, insists Raab
DOMINIC Raab has made clear the Brexit talks have to conclude by the end of November as he suggested the UK Government might be willing to extend the transition period – a move which would spark a serious rebellion by Scottish Conservatives.
Review: RSNO/Prieto, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
Music
Rebels kill health agents fighting Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo
Aid groups expressed alarm after the insecurity and sometimes hostile community resistance led the rate of new cases to more than double this month.
Next Bank of England chief does not need to be a woman, says equality champion
Jayne-Anne Gadhia said the shortlist should be gender equal, but the job should go to the best candidate.
Trump wants to know more about Saudi journalist’s death
Saudi Arabia’s explanation over Jamal Khashoggi’s death has sparked allegations of a cover-up intended to shield the powerful crown prince.
Chaotic Afghan parliamentary elections enter second day
Results will be announced next month.
Matthew Lindsay: Classy Hibs win proves Celtic have overcome their poor early-season form and are title favourites
CELTIC’S hopes of getting their bid to progress to the knockout rounds of the Europa League back on track may have suffered a blow yesterday with the loss of their talismanic captain Scott Brown to injury.
FUTURE SHOCK: SNP must resist Big Tobacco's odious lobbying now science has proven vaping is harmful
BEFORE Google, doctors were the accepted authority on health matters. Patients would put near-religious faith in their GPs’ qualifications, experience and expertise, hoping to live long and healthy lives by unflinchingly following their advice.…
12 of the best images from around the world today
Here we take a look at the best images from around the world today, Saturday 20th October 2018.
Woman found dead after ‘gas explosion’ tears through flat
A man, woman and a baby were rescued after the building set alight.
Scots join march for People's Vote on Brexit
Thousands of pro-Europe campaigners gathered in central London yesterday to call for a People’s Vote aimed at preventing Britain’s exit from the European Union.
Dying to tell the story: the growing threat to journalists around the world
The grisly case of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has been headline news, but across the world, often unnoticed, reporters are being targeted and slain like never before. Foreign Editor David Pratt reflects on the cost of bearing witness and…
'Rigorous' fire risk assessment of Glasgow School of Art buildings to begin next month
Fire safety experts will be brought in next month to assess the blaze risk to buildings overseen by the Glasgow School of Art.
Thousands of women in Glasgow to strike over equal pay dispute
IN what is the largest single industrial dispute in recent history 8,000 women employed by Glasgow City Council will walk out and begin a 48-hour strike over equal pay on Tuesday.
NUS Scotland: New teachers should be trained to tackle homophobic bullying
Newly qualified teachers should be given additional training to help them support pupils who are victims of homophobic, bi-phobic and transphobic bullying in Scots schools, according to NUS Scotland.
Cold warrior: How Scotland's greatest female explorer inspires
She walked across Iceland solo, when everyone was telling her not to. She was, it's said, the first Scotswoman to travel in Greenland.
UK PM told to stop selling arms to Saudis after Khashoggi death confirmed
Prime Minister Theresa May is under pressure to suspend arms sales to Saudi Arabia after the Gulf kingdom admitted that journalist Jamal Khashoggi was killed at its Istanbul consulate.
Herald on Sunday letters: Plastics, wind power, getting tough ... and going soft
TOPIC OF THE WEEK: SCOTTISH ENVIRONMENT
Alyn Smith: Why MPs must halt this Brexit catastrophe
So yet again Mrs May marched us up to the top of the hill only to come to the summit empty-handed, and unsurprisingly go away again without any progress. We’re beyond the wire now folks. Brexit can still be stopped, but all routes to that are via…

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Theatre review: Gagarin Way at Dundee Rep

Opera review: Rigoletto at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow

Dance review: Unlimited Festival, Aby Watson:-ish at the Tramway, Glasgow

It's a Sin: Owner "dumbfounded" over planned street protest over new Scots strip club

Callum McGregor confident he can perform the Scott Brown role against RB Leipzig - if the Celtic skipper is ruled out

Tam McManus: Billy Dodds as Jim McIntyre's No.2 is exactly what Dundee require - and the fans need to realise this

Steven Gerrard raps Rangers players despite win over Hamilton

May on collision course with Scots Tories over extension to transition period

Jordan Rossiter admits he feared he would never play for Rangers again

Souleymane Coulibaly offers Thistle veteran Doolan ray of hope after disappointment at Alloa

Clarke steers Killie to within touching distance of club's record Premiership winning run

Morton captain McAlister praises fans for pushing side on to victory amid fears of unrest

"While were were out, our landlord rummaged through my belongings. It makes you feel icky, as if you have been burgled"

Charity Crisis slams grim ‘limbo’ as homeless Scots left in misery of temporary accommodation

Compensating child abuse victims ‘could cost Scottish government £450m’

UK, France and Germany urge Saudis to provide 'credible facts' over death of Khashoggi

Raab: 'not credible' MPs vote down Brexit deal and think UK will then get better one

Sturgeon condemns derogatory Tory jibes against May as 'debasing politics'

Hamilton 1 Rangers 4: Five talking points as ropey Rangers finally cure their travel sickness

Woman dies in Lanarkshire road crash

Saudis' explanation of Khashoggi death not credible, says Raab

Brexit talks must conclude by end of November to get deal through Westminster, insists Raab

Review: RSNO/Prieto, Glasgow Royal Concert Hall

Rebels kill health agents fighting Ebola in Democratic Republic of Congo

Next Bank of England chief does not need to be a woman, says equality champion

Trump wants to know more about Saudi journalist’s death

Chaotic Afghan parliamentary elections enter second day

Matthew Lindsay: Classy Hibs win proves Celtic have overcome their poor early-season form and are title favourites

FUTURE SHOCK: SNP must resist Big Tobacco's odious lobbying now science has proven vaping is harmful

12 of the best images from around the world today

Woman found dead after ‘gas explosion’ tears through flat

Scots join march for People's Vote on Brexit

Dying to tell the story: the growing threat to journalists around the world

'Rigorous' fire risk assessment of Glasgow School of Art buildings to begin next month

Thousands of women in Glasgow to strike over equal pay dispute

NUS Scotland: New teachers should be trained to tackle homophobic bullying

Cold warrior: How Scotland's greatest female explorer inspires

UK PM told to stop selling arms to Saudis after Khashoggi death confirmed

Herald on Sunday letters: Plastics, wind power, getting tough ... and going soft

Alyn Smith: Why MPs must halt this Brexit catastrophe