'Miracles do happen in Scotland': Expert treatment gives young Sudais chance to attend first day of school
IN his red jumper and black trousers, little Sudais is like any other youngster starting his first day at school in Glasgow.
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Tonight's TV: Recipes That Made Me: Punjab and Orangutan Jungle School
Recipes That Made Me: Punjab, BBC2, 8pmIT’S no secret that immigration has made a big impact on British cuisine. But how do UK home cooks with their roots in the Indian subcontinent keep their family recipes and traditions alive? Restaurateur Nisha…
Campaign launched to take P1 pupils out of national testing
A BACK-to-school campaign has been launched – to help parents take primary one pupils out of national testing.
Humanist campaign asks parents to support non-religious schooling
A NEW campaign has been launched to end the effective “ban” on non-religious state schools.
Year of Young People: Eigg taught me to be the person I am
TO celebrate the Year of Young People, every week in 2018 The National is giving a platform to young Scots. This week, 16-year-old Niamh Jobson
Remembering Olly Jones ... a story of quiet dignity in the depths of despair
BY the time you read this, Martin Jones will have scaled at least 4536 meters of elevation. That’s three and a half Ben Macdhuis. In excess of four Shiehallions. Eighteen Arthur’s Seats. Half an Everest. And Everest is the goal. Over the next…
Hopes Mackintosh building security cordon will be reduced
THE security cordon around the fire-ravaged Mackintosh building could be reduced in two weeks, according to the Glasgow School of Art (GSA).
One third of all fruit and veg in the UK binned for being too ugly
MORE than one third of farm-grown fruit and veg is binned as soon as it’s picked – because it’s too ugly for supermarket shelves, it is claimed.
Shallow TV programmes are no way to address inequality
CONSERVATIVE peer Michelle Mone has reacted in her usual style to criticism over her daughter appearing in a new Channel 4 programme Born Famous.
Review: Docu-play Trojan Horse revisits Birmingham's radicalisation 'plot'
‘I SHOULD not be near your children. I’m a big, bad Muslim. I’m going to huff and puff and blow up your school.” So says actor Maanuv Thiara in this documentary play exploring the UK Government’s 2014 inquiry into Trojan Horse, an alleged…
