Emer O'Toole

WORKPLACES are recognising the importance of HR after Covid, according to an expert in the field.

HOW would you diagnose Shakespeare’s characters today? Is Ophelia being “divided from herself and her fair judgement” really PTSD from her father’s death? Is Lady MacBeth’s suffering after King Duncan’s murder more than “thick-coming fancies/That keep her from her rest”?

THE UK Government has come under fire for plunging businesses in Scotland into further uncertainty as Boris Johnson threatens to rip up the Brexit trade deal over the Northern Ireland protocol row.

THEATRES across the UK are being transformed into unorthodox runways as a unique show that has been described as “Susan Sontag meets America’s Next Top Model” restarts a tour cut short in 2020 due to Covid.

A ONE-WOMAN play in Scots, English and Urdu and a celebration of queer Scottish folk music are to be part of this year’s Dumfries and Galloway Arts Festival.

A new musical play tells the story of the Upper Clyde Shipbuilders from the viewpoint of female workers in the yards, writes Emer O’Toole

THE Scottish Government have announced the establishment of a group to look at the future of regulating marches and processions.

SEED potato exporters have been told “very clearly” they should disinvest from Russia, a minister has said, following reports that 2000 tonnes of Scottish produce will be sent there.

THE Scottish areas with the kindest inhabitants have been revealed.

SCOTLAND'S 10 most popular visitor attractions have been revealed as the country's tourism sector continues to be badly hit by the pandemic.