Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen, is hosting a visit by academics from a leading Belgian university this week, with a view to helping its European counterpart to develop its nursing programmes....
BRITISH officials secretly discussed the prospects for "regime change" in Iraq in late 2001 - more than a year before the invasion - the inquiry into the war has been
THE Scottish Government was facing renewed calls last night to drop its £9 million referendum bill after a poll revealed that support for independence has fallen to its lowest
POLITICAL weather conditions look to have turned decidedly wintry for Alex Salmond and the SNP. After the downpour of Labour votes that drowned his party in the Glasgow North
THE number of repeat victims of domestic abuse in Scotland soared by almost 40 per cent last year, amid a general rise in domestic violence, official statistics reveal.
MORE than six and a half years after Tony Blair defied opposition at home and abroad to invade Iraq, feelings are still raw among those who campaigned against the war or lost
SOLDIERS, philosophers and inventors are among those who may be immortalised at the Scottish Parliament under plans announced yesterday to name the building's commi
Following the introduction of the Licensing (Scotland) Act 2005 on 01 September 2009 licensed premises have until next week [Tuesday 01 December] to nominate to Licensing Boards the name and details of their premises managers. 2009/11/24 18:17:14
