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THE BBC has been heavily criticised for its coverage of the third Brexit anniversary after broadcasting an “insulting” interview with two…

A FORMER Labour MP has accused Keir Starmer of “patronising” Scots with “Tory language” after the Labour leader suggested he would oppose a…

When I think of Tony Blair’s crimes, it’s the Iraq war that comes to mind. That’s bad enough, standing above all others given the harm it’s done to humanity.

Driving Ms Dougie DOUGLAS Ross may have had yet another mediocre outing in Tuesday’s BBC debate, but at least he had a first class ride home. Fellow politicos were stunned to see a chauffeur, in full uniform and cap, standing to attention and holding his car door open afterwards. Not even the First Minister had such luxury. Despite forever distancing himself from Boris Johnson, it seems Mr Ross nevertheless shares his love of the good life. Although if he keeps unimpressing the voters, we suspect it might soon become “Taxi for Ross!” Volga language MOST party leaders shied away from...

THE MAJORITY of Scottish voters do not consider Alex Salmond a fit and proper person to become an MSP. According to an exclusive poll for the Herald, 63 per cent of people do not believe the former First Minister is fit to hold political office at Holyrood. Just 9% of women, and 14% of men thought it would be acceptable for the Alba party leader to return to Holyrood as an MSP, according to the poll conducted by BMG Research, while around a quarter (23%) of voters were unsure. Mr Salmond appears to have more support among those in favour of independence, with 18% of ‘Yes’ voters a...