Following an agreement between the Scottish Government and COSLA, action is to be taken to bring teacher numbers back up to 2023 levels. But ...

Two in three children in emergency temporary accommodation for the homeless in Scotland's housing emergency city hotspot are from refugee ...

When you sit on your sofa and watch a TV programme or film on Netflix you don’t really think of the amount of work that goes into the creation ...

As Celtic said goodbye to a favoured son this week with Kyogo Furuhashi exiting for Rennes, there was an equally notable hole left in the women’s team as Caitlin Hayes headed south of the border to ...

As an uneasy peace at last descends on Palestine my thoughts have been with Glasgow’s much-loved Jewish and Muslim communities. Both have ...

Caledonia Gladiators will play Oakland Wolves in the Trophy final as they attempt to win the women's team's first-ever piece ...

ScotRail has spent over £4m on rail replacement services in the nearly three years since it became nationalised, new figures show.

Dr Mateja Peter's name can be added to the sizeable pile of Scots and non-Scots who claim “Scotland cannot be independent at this particular ...

The media isn't there to only cover positive stories but journalists shouldn't cross the line into plain rudeness and, as Ben Shelton pointed out ...

John Swinney said there is “a significant way to go” in tackling sexism after The Herald on Sunday shared the shocking experiences of women ...

In a region no stranger to imperialist posturing and malign meddling there is a wariness over Washington’s rekindled interest. Foreign ...

Women who work in Holyrood have told The Herald about sexual harassment, discrimination and prejudice from colleagues and politicians.