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Ida Murray
MURRAY Deedee Cuddihy and Charlie Murray are delighted (and a little surprised, as the parents said they were stopping at three) to announce the birth of their fourth grandchild, Ida (pronounced Eda) Murray, on 2nd March, 2020 in Brussels. A fourth…
Archie Young
YOUNG - Archie (Professor) (Edinburgh) Susie, Sula, Archie and Margaret would like to thank family, friends, neighbours and colleagues for all the kind words, messages of support and personal memories, received since the recent sad loss of their…
Hazel Lewis
LEWIS - Hazel June Clark Peacefully at Kilbryde Hospice, East Kilbride after a short illness, on 24th March 2020. Dearly loved wife of the late David, beloved sister of Sheila, will be sadly missed. Private Funeral.
Margaret Turnbull Maconochie
MACONOCHIE - Margaret Turnbull Peacefully at The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, on Sunday 29th March 2020. Much loved wife of the late Thomas Currie Maconochie. Family would like to thank all staff at The Antonine House Care Home and all Doctors,…
Gordon King
KING - Gordon Passed away peacefully at home on Sunday 29th March 2020, aged 89 years. Beloved husband of Therese and loving father of Frances, James and the late Paul. In light of the current circumstances the service will be private.
William Dunlop
DUNLOP - William On 30th March 2020, peacefully at the Alexandra Unit, Dumfries Infirmary, William Craig Dunlop, formerly of Moat Farm, Auldgirth, beloved husband of the late Anne, dearly loved father and father-in-law of Sandy and Lorna, much loved…
Coronavirus in Scotland: Number of deaths from disease rises to 172
The number of confirmed deaths due to Coronavirus in Scotland has risen to 172.
Coronavirus in Scotland: Nicola Sturgeon 'desperate to hug parents' after lockdown is over
Nicola Sturgeon became emotional after saying the first thing she wants to do once the Covid-19 lockdown is lifted is to hug her parents.
UEFA warn finishing season early could result in no qualification for Europe
ANY league that concludes early could end up forfeiting their places in European competitions, UEFA have warned.
Wife of SNP councillor 'heartbroken' after he leaves her for party colleague
The wife of an SNP councillor launched a brutal attack on her 'cheating' husband after he is alleged to have left her for another party councillor.
Falkirk place most staff on furlough
CHAIRMAN Gary Deans has confirmed that ‘almost’ all Falkirk staff, including players and the management duo of David McCracken and Lee Miller, have been placed on furlough leave.
Scotland coach sees the positives after EURO 2020 play-off postponed
SCOTLAND coach Steven Reid insists the availability of Aston Villa ace John McGinn will be a silver lining to the international football shut-down.
No chance 2019/20 season will be completed, says SPFL club chairman
Raith Rovers chairman Bill Clark believes there is no chance that the current campaign will be played to a finish - and fears football could be written off until January.
Peterhead players and staff willing to work for free, says Si Ferry
Simon Ferry has revealed some of Peterhead’s players and management staff were willing to work for nothing in a bid to help the club survive the coronavirus pandemic.
Burnley and Ireland duo Robbie Brady and Jeff Hendrick linked with Celtic
Ireland duo Robbie Brady and Jeff Hendrick are reportedly being targeted by Celtic boss Neil Lennon.
Coronavirus LIVE: Scotland's death toll rises by 46 as confirmed cases hits 3001
Follow along live here as we keep you up to date with all the latest coronavirus developments in Scotland.
Catriona Stewart: Progress in tackling domestic abuse must not suffer in coronavirus crisis
THIS time last year the Scottish Government, Police Scotland and the Crown Office were united in great fanfare about groundbreaking new legislation designed to tackle domestic abuse.
Ian McConnell: This is why employers must do right thing at height of coronavirus crisis – and later
THE breadth and scale of the corporate fall-out from the human tragedy that is the coronavirus pandemic is – even in the context of a new millennium which has already seen a massive global financial crash and deep recession – at times difficult…
Obituary: Ian Quigley, entrepreneur who once had largest Lada dealership outside Russia
An appreciation
Warnings issued over diverging virus support policy in Scotland
By Kristy Dorsey
If the Belgium Pro League can hand Club Bruges the title now the SPFL can crown Celtic champions
BELGIUM may not be many people’s dream destination for a holiday (remember them folks?) but by rights it really should be as there is much to recommend.
From Hand of God, to Paul McCartney: Scots research uncovers the extent of left-handedness
Prince William is one. So is Microsoft supremo Bill Gates. Historic figures Leonardo Da Vinci, Julius Caesar, Winston Churchill and Napoleon Bonaparte are part of the gang.
Coronavirus in Scotland: Temporary morgue built at Edinburgh crematorium
A temporary morgue is being built in Edinburgh to hold up to 100 victims of the coronavirus pandemic - but authorities hope they ‘will never need it’.
Coronavirus in Scotland: Police issue 140 fixed-penalty notices to people flouting lockdown rules
Police have issued more than 140 fixed-penalty notices to people flouting coronavirus lockdown rules in Scotland in the week since new powers came into force.
Coronavirus in Scotland: Glenfinnan viaduct lights up blue in support of NHS
The iconic Glenfinnan viaduct joined other landmarks across the UK in turning blue to show support for NHS staff treating Coronavirus patients.
Coronavirus in Scotland: Glasgow construction workers 'don't feel safe'
WORK has restarted on a Glasgow construction site – despite a Scottish Government directive saying it should be halted due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
North Sea oil services giant cuts jobs and dividend amid turmoil in market
ENGINEERING giant Wood has started cutting staff and putting employees on furlough and said it planned to scrap $160 million (£130m) dividend payouts to investors in response to the Covid-19 coronavirus crisis.
Fife chicken manure to gas plant wins multi-million backing from renewables investor
A renewables specialist has made a multi-million investment in a plant in rural Fife that was developed to produce gas from chicken manure and other residues of the farming process.
Obituary: John McColl, actor who had roles in Shakespeare, Arthur Miller and Agatha Christie
Actor and teacher
Rebecca McQuillan: Home schooling will make education more unequal
BACK in the mists of time, in early March, many still expected the coronavirus shutdown to be a temporary interruption to normal life, like suspending a board game for dinner or shutting up an office over Christmas.
Glasgow pizza firm targets supermarket deal as it battles for survival
A GLASGOW pizza wholesaler founded on supplying restaurants, schools and universities is frantically looking to diversify into the retail sector as it battles to survive the coronavirus crisis.
'Dinosaur' seen in Perthshire town amid coronavirus lockdown
A dinosaur was spotted roaming the streets of Callander amid the coronavirus lockdown.
Coronavirus: Deaths and unemployment accelerate across Europe and US as cases pass 1m
Coronavirus deaths have mounted with alarming speed in Spain, Italy and New York, the most lethal hotspot in the United States, as figures show more than one million people around the globe have been infected.
A lesson in how teachers can adapt in midst of pandemic
Originally viewed as a way of ensuring the Scottish workforce of tomorrow is digitally literate, distance learning is now helping pupils keep up with their work during the pandemic
Coronavirus: Scottish transport giants welcome bailout | High street's worst month on record | Ryanair traffic 'minimal if any' for two months
Transport firms have welcomed the announcement of a Government bailout package to ensure services continue to operate during the coronavirus pandemic.
Scottish biotech firm’s shares jump 20% as China food allergy test approved
SHARES in Omega Diagnostics rose almost 20 per cent after it posted news of approval for a food intolerance and allergy test in China.
David Lonsdale: Business support measures may need boosted to shore up consumer confidence
Coronavirus is deeply impacting our society and casting a shadow over the economy. As the Economy Secretary, Fiona Hyslop, has said, its an economic as well as a public health emergency.
Seafood firm casts net wider during pandemic
By Scott Wright
Ministers urged to take urgent action over rail yard closure
MINISTERS have been urged to ensure a rail engineering firm planning to axe 100 jobs in East Ayrshire is not breaching contract conditions by shifting work 240 miles away.
Coronavirus: How to enjoy nature without breaking the rules
Before the Covid-19 pandemic struck, deciding to go for a gentle stroll wouldn’t have taken a second’s thought.
Trust seals £5m fund for young people
By Scott Wright
Letters: We must never go back to the way things were
THERE has been a lot of discussion in the media about the effect of the coronavirus on our everyday lives, the economy, jobs, and more. The necessary lockdown is causing great distress across the board. However, my thoughts turn to what happens when we…
Accountants warned on virus fall-out response by recruiters
RECRUITERS are urging the accountancy sector to avoid repeating mistakes in wake of 2008 global financial crisis when recovering from the impact of the coronavirus.
Letters: Hospital name row is needlessly divisive
I THOUGHT highly of Douglas Alexander as a person and as a fairly distinguished politician, with service in the Cabinet under Tony Blair and Gordon Brown, and representing the people of Paisley for many years as an MP until unseated by the SNP's Mhairi…
Letters: There must be no public bailout for the obscenely-rich football industry
PRE-VIRUS, if anyone remembers, I suspect many like me were extremely unhappy at the growing gap of the wealth/poverty divide in our country. Football, I'm afraid, was one example where an agent could earn more in a fee for a big transfer than the…
Agenda: Why families really ought to talk about end of life care
By Professor Andrew Elder
The Scots who taught Brazil how to play the beautiful game
YOU could be forgiven for assuming that when it comes to dishing out lessons on how to play the beautiful game, the relationship between Scotland and Brazil would be relatively one-way. What could our country, one that has never progressed beyond the…
The untold history of Scottish cricket
FRUSTRATED indignation seems a good a reason as any to write a book. Thirty years after relocating north of the border, Jake Perry still finds a sense of exasperation washing over him whenever friends from back home or further afield show genuine…
US trophy hunter said Scottish government wanted animals dead
AN American trophy hunter who sparked outrage by posing with her kills has hit out at her treatment and said the Scottish Government wanted the animals culled.
Art lover is trying to trace painter behind his WW1 copies
AN art lover in the Highlands is trying to track down the mystery artist behind his amazing collection of 27 rare, perfect replicas of World War One oil paintings.
Letters: Must we still put up with junk mail?
I AM grateful to our hard-pressed postal delivery staff in these present times, but why are they still "lumbered" with what I term "bumff" advertising matter? Today I have had an example from a well-known house furnishing business concerning their…
Caroline Wilson: What the death of a beloved friend has taught me
I LOST one of my closest friends, suddenly last week. He went out for a run and didn't make it back to his front door.
Uzma Mir: 87-year-old Sandy, and a moment of pure humanity and joy
ON Day 2 of lockdown, my friend Emma created a ‘positivity wall’. Twenty garishly-coloured bits of A4 paper, stuck together into a giant backdrop for her Zoom video calls to work colleagues sent the message out loud and clear. “We may all be…
Herald Diary: Thrown off the scent
Dog gone
Issue of the Day: The chase to become an astronaut
MORE than 12,000 people have applied to become part of Nasa’s new generation of astronauts aiming to make history in space.
Those were the days - Jim Watt, on top of the world, 1979
“RIGHT from the start,” Jim Watt declared on the morning of the biggest day of his life, “I will be attacking his heart, his determination and will to win, with everything at my disposal. There will be”, he added, “no let-up. I’ll be in…
Biggar appeal SRU's 'null and void' verdict
Biggar Rugby Club have lodged an appeal against the Scottish Rugby Union’s decision to declare the domestic men’s season null and void as a solution to the shutdown in rugby caused by the coronavirus pandemic.

2nd April 2020

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