NEW figures have revealed a substantial number of detainees at Dungavel detention centre were monitored on suicide watch last year, the Sunday Herald can reveal.
GRAND Theft Auto meets Thelma and Louise. That’s how developers of Lost Wage Rampage describe their creation.
A 'HACKATHON' inspired by a story in the Sunday Herald will bring tech professionals together to tackle the issue of homelessness in Scotland next week.
MOLLY Ringwald, star of the 1980s cult high school drama The Breakfast Club says she fears the movie encouraged sexual harassment.
IT'S Friday lunchtime at Strathclyde University, there's no teaching going on because the lecturers are on strike, but there is no lack of activity with students joining the picket lines, holding "teach outs" in the fresh air, a schedule of classes and events discussing a series of issues around education and democracy.
A publicly-run spaceport at Prestwick Airport, which is already owned by the Scottish Government, has emerged as a serious possibility.
The National Museum of Scotland has been accused of ignoring the “violent” parts of Scotland’s history with a display that appears to praise Scottish colonial officers.
SHOCKING figures reveal that four homeless people are dying every month on the streets of Glasgow - that's one death each week.
ONE of Theresa May's most senior advisors has sparked controversy after claiming that “threats of violence” are a feature of modern Scottish politics.
A LEGAL measure brought in by Theresa May as Home Secretary, which was designed to provide a safeguard to people facing prosecution abroad have made a former Glasgow University student and alleged hacker’s attempt to remain in the UK more difficult, in a case remarkably similar to that of Glasgow-born Gary McKinnon.
