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Ten years later, dreams fulfilled
In 1999, on the eve of the millennium, the Herald interviewed 10 young people who represented the future. A decade on, we catch up with a few of them.
Pop-up bars: Now you see them ...
Here today, gone tomorrow. Joanna Hunkin looks at the international fascination with pop-up bars and their rise in New Zealand.
London: Britain's got talent
But Kerri Jackson is forced to admit she doesn't, on a trip to the British Music Experience in London.
Israel furious at Livni arrest warrant
Israeli PM says warrant issued in Britain for the arrest of Israel's former foreign minister, Tzipi Livni, is "an absurdity".
BA locked in 'fight to death' with unions
Senior British Airways managers warned they were in a "fight to the death" with unions over plans for an unprecedented 12-day strike by cabin crew.
Circle line's new tail baffles passengers
Changes to one of London's best-known Underground routes have caused some pre-Christmas commuter confusion.
Heat of the kitchen proves too much for celebrity chef
Ramsay, whose global food empire nearly went bust this year with £17 million ($38 million) debts, has said that he wants a life out of the kitchen.
Elton's 'Out of the Closet' sale - everything must go
The week-long "Out of the Closet" wardrobe sale will raise money for the Elton John Aids Foundation.
Johnny Rotten: 'I'm not a leader, bully or dictator'
The Sex Pistols' former lead singer isn't exactly living the punk lifestyle, finds Christina Patterson.