As The Herald looks at Scotland's railways, Edinburgh Correspondent Donald Turvill heads west to Glasgow on ScotRail's flagship express service ...

Mick Lynch is one of the leading names in the rail industry. As The Herald investigates the future of Scotland's trains, the union boss will ...

Only a fifth of passengers believe ScotRail provides good value for money in for rail passengers, exclusive polling commissioned by The Herald ...

A smaller distance across the sea from the Scottish mainland, there are some brighter signs for the population of Arran following the arrival of ...

Eleanor Stewart set up the Rubicon Partnership in Glasgow in 2015 to provide executive coaching services to small and medium-sized businesses ...

We’re all “data-driven” these days, and not just in our business lives, but when it comes to some of the biggest questions, this can ...

Israel kept thousands of Palestinians from returning to their homes in northern Gaza on Sunday as it accused Hamas of ...

A police officer has been praised for his bravery after single-handedly tackling a knife-wielding suspect who was trying to stab another man. Pc Morgan Younger managed to take the attacker to the ...

Churches in both Hall Green and Yardley Wood, Birmingham, opened their doors to allow well-wishers to pray and light candles.

The SNP has lost even more members despite party bosses attempting to “redouble” efforts to recruit supporters.

Israel has said that it needs to stay longer because the Lebanese army has not deployed to all parts of the region.

Anzadam strolled to a straightforward triumph for Willie Mullins in the Naas Racecourse Business Club Limestone Lad Hurdle. The five-year-old was the 1-10 favourite and therefore expected to win at a ...