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How would we fare alone on a world stage? The Scotsman
FOR 300 years, Scotland has operated on the world stage as a part of the United Kingdom. Wars and campaigns, triumphs and disasters have been shared equally with Scotland's Union partners.
SNP fights to defend vision of viable Scotland as report reveals 'shortfall' The Scotsman
AN OFFICIAL government report last night revealed an £11.2 billion "black hole" in Scotland's finances, casting doubt on Nationalists' claims over the viability of independence.
From the homey to the hostile The Philadelphia Inquirer
The water in the shower went from cold to colder. I had forgotten my flip-flops, so I was sure to contract a rare foot fungus. And was it just double vision, or were there two pairs of feet in the next stall?
Can Bush and Blair adopt the new language of Iraq? The Scotsman
BY BRITISH standards, it was hardly an impertinent question, but the inquiry from the veteran correspondent was enough to make several members of the White House press corps gasp.
Independence 'will be gift to terrorists and illegal immigrants' The Scotsman
BREAKING up the Union would leave Scotland vulnerable to terrorist attack and a flood of illegal immigrants, John Reid, the Home Secretary, said yesterday in Labour's most scathing attack yet on the SNP.
Books to buy Put these titles on your shopping list for kids Times Herald
If you're thinking of buying a book as a gift for the special child in your life this holiday season, you're doing the right thing. The gift of a book is very special, and the only gift a child can open again and again.
'Creature' comforts The Woonsocket Call
BLACKSTONE - The veins in her arms are so damaged from hypodermic injection that the medicine must be pumped into her bloodstream through a portable catheter, surgically implanted into her body.
Something to lighten the load The State Journal-Register
ST. LOUIS - Charlie Costa is enjoying every pepperoni pizza. Previews to today's game A week ago, Charlie was like a lot of 8-year-old boys who love soccer and baseball. He recently started collecting baseball cards and already has more than 1,000. He's a big St. Louis Cardinals fan.
Revealed: Secret tricks to sell junk food to children The Scotsman
SOME of Britain's biggest food brands, including McDonald's, Nestlé and Kellogg's, are using "underhand tactics" on the internet to directly target children with their unhealthy products, according to a report.
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