Herald outdoors writer Susan Swarbrick shares 15 of her coolest Scottish winter escapes. So wrap up warm and check out her recommendations of ...

I am tempted to view recent developments around sex and gender as a turning of the tide. It’s as though a secret signal had been received warning its disciples that devotion to gender ideology is now ...

Campaigners have begun landmark legal action to stop councils illegally denying homeless people their human right to some kind of roof over ...

The Herald spent a week investigating plans for a major and controversial extension of Edinburgh's tram network. Here's what we found.

Each week, the self-righteous and highly judgmental journalist Rab McNeil puts one of the country's highly regarded sacred cows under close ...

The Danes saw a one-goal lead over Belarus turned on its head in three second-half minutes and the Tartan Army celebrated a 2-2 draw in Copenhagen after an agonising wait of several minutes following ...

Greens call for urgent measures to protect Scotland’s red squirrels, urging ministers to set population targets and tackle threats from ...

Scotland head coach Steve Clarke admitted he was already planning for the World Cup play-offs before a remarkable turnaround kept his side in with a chance of top spot in Group C.

Thomas Tuchel will warn England’s players to avoid any stupid red cards in Albania having this week seen Portugal star Cristiano Ronaldo risk a World Cup ban.

Scotland were beaten 3-2 by Greece this evening, but their World Cup dream remains alive after Belarus drew 2-2 with Denmark in Copenhagen.

Harvey Gilmour’s second-half strike – his first since Boxing Day – was enough to condemn the Shots to a sixth-successive defeat.

Scotland lost 3-2 in Greece but remain in the hunt for automatic qualification for the World Cup following an extraordinary night of action in Group C. Steve Clarke’s side looked destined for the play ...