Should Ohio have a new state law requiring that all Ohio county prosecutors have a certain amount of legal experience before holding office? That's the question state legislators are debating...and the Ohio HOUSE has already given ITS answer - YES.
SCOTLAND Week celebrations of the type which take place in the United States could be extended to other countries including Russia, Alex Salmond said yesterday.
HOMEOWNERS were dealt a fresh blow yesterday as Britain's biggest lender hiked mortgage rates, defying the pleas from Gordon Brown to pass on the rate cut offered by the B
IT'S AN image Spaniards will not soon forget: their new defence minister, reviewing trim, crisply uniformed soldiers, with her belly plump from seven months of pregnancy.
PROTESTERS dressed as pirates will picket the offices of BP today, to highlight what they claim is the oil giant's attempt to control the production of Iraq's oil res
HARRIET Harman, the Commons leader, will not face a police inquiry over errors in reporting contributions to her deputy Labour leadership campaign, it was revealed last night
THE Scottish Government's commitment to making GPs open their surgeries for longer hours is facing fresh opposition from doctors who claim it is an inappropriate use of re
THE 111th Scottish Trades Union Council annual congress meets in Inverness this year in a Scotland that has a political landscape dramatically changed since we met in Glasgow
A HUGE gulf emerged yesterday between the aspirations of Westminster and Holyrood for the role of joint ministerial committees (JMCs) as Alex Salmond met with minister
THE concept of community planning â€" and what it asks of public-sector workers â€" is arguably now the most powerful driver for change in Scotland's leadership culture.
ROBERT MUGABE, the Zimbabwe dictator, must not be allowed to steal his country's presidential election and hang on to power illegally, Gordon Brown warned the world last n
