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Police shut road and pavements amid ongoing incident
1+ hour, 58+ min ago (83+ words) A street in Glasgow's East End has been shut as police have cordoned off the area. Officers have taped off Duke Street, near the Bristol Bar, amid an ongoing incident. The road and pavements appear to be closed in both…...
Prestwick Airport puts prime airport estate land on the market
5+ hour, 39+ min ago (216+ words) A new development area has been put up for sale at Prestwick Airport. Known as the East Cross Block, the site sits within the terminal building and is being marketed as a prime commercial or aviation-related opportunity. The site benefits…...
Trump revels in Irish unity backlash but 'saves Scottish independence views, for now"
6+ hour, 35+ min ago (447+ words) US President Donald Trump has said he “loved” the backlash to his comments in support of Irish unification, but said he'll "save comments on Scottish independence for another day". Mr Trump spoke briefly to reporters on Sunday as he walked…...
Swinney to join Welsh and Irish leaders to sign independence referendum pact
8+ hour, 54+ min ago (641+ words) The First Ministers of the UK’s devolved nations will sign a landmark agreement on Monday aimed at putting pressure on Downing Street to hold referendums on independence. SNP leader John Swinney, Plaid Cymru leader Rhun ap Iorwerth and Sinn Féin…...
Man charged with concealing identity at anti-immigration protest in Portsmouth
10+ hour, 59+ min ago (168+ words) A 76-year-old man has been charged with concealing his identity at an anti-immigration protest in Portsmouth after police warned they would use powers to arrest demonstrators wearing face coverings. Timothy Miller, of Southampton, will appear at Portsmouth Magistrates’ Court on…...
M74 closed in one direction due to ongoing road traffic incident
12+ hour, 33+ min ago (79+ words) The Herald M74 closed in one direction due to road traffic incident The M74 motorway has been closed to traffic in one direction due to a crash. Traffic Scotland first notified drivers of the closure of the M74 Northbound between Junctions 10 (Wellburn) and…...
Investigation underway following death of man and car fire in Armadale
23+ hour, 45+ min ago (228+ words) A police investigation is underway following the death of a man and a car fire in Armadale. Around 11.50am on Saturday, September 12, police received a report of a man injured at an address in the town's Harestanes Road. Emergency services attended…...
Glasgow housing associations 'have had to close offices temporarily amid disorder"
2+ day, 9+ hour ago (312+ words) Housing associations in Glasgow have had to close offices temporarily amid disorder fuelled by false rumours, a councillor has warned. There are concerns a Possilpark tenement blaze last Sunday was started deliberately after misinformation was spread that the building owned…...
Protesters occupy Glasgow council offices over homeless shelter row
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (355+ words) Protesters demanding a Glasgow homeless charity’s night shelter be kept open have staged a demonstration inside council offices this morning. Homeless Project Scotland’s latest bid to secure planning permission for the Glassford Street premises is recommended for refusal next week....
Burnham rejects Swinney's call for IndyRef2 talks and insists vote is 'off limits"
3+ day, 4+ hour ago (877+ words) Andy Burnham has rejected John Swinney's calls for talks on a second Scottish independence referendum, insisting there is "no consensus" for a new vote. The Prime Minister said the issue remained "off limits". The Labour leader claimed the First Minister…...