Garry Scott

Review: Foo Fighters: Everything or Nothing At All tour 2024, Hampden Park, Glasgow You may have heard of a little tour, called Eras by Taylor Swift, that's doing the rounds at the moment. It called into Murrayfield the other weekend, causing some to worry that Glasgow might be losing its music capital crown to Edinburgh. Last night, at a sun-soaked Hampden Park, the Foo Fighters reclaimed Glasgow's place as Scotland's rightful rock 'n' roll epicentre as Dave Grohl joked that the band had christened their show the Errors tour.

The India building If you want to see the crisis in Glasgow’s architecture first hand, look at the India building. The old warehouse on Bridge Street in Laurieston was one of Ian Mitchell’s choices for The Herald’s list of architecture at risk but before we could even publish the list, part of the building collapsed and it is now in the process of being demolished.

To say the Scottish Government's new Hate Crime Bill has divided opinion is something of an understatement.

There has never been a time in human history when we have had access to so much information. But rather than it bringing light to the world's problems, all too often the digital age has been swept by waves of misinformation, spawning division and confusion.