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SCOTLAND has opted to go green and tomorrow we put our money where our mouths are – or at least our windmills. The UK Government's Energy...
WATCHING Grand Designs, I sometimes sympathise with French peasants who stood by while Versailles took shape, looming over their hovels. You watch,...
GREETINGS from Israel, where I find myself working for the seventh time, albeit after a gap of some six years. It is a country at once familiar to...
THE Scottish Government last week confirmed a near £2m injection of funding into Glasgow city centre – a welcomed resource for the city. The...
TOMORROW will be the 40th anniversary of the dispatch of the Naval Task Force charged with, and ultimately successful in, liberating the Falkland...
By Kirsty Connell-Skinner, Programme Manager, HCI Skills Gateway DO you remember being young and experiencing something that shaped your career...
FOR many years I shared a bedroom with my mum. It was a council flat and had two bedrooms but my bedroom, the smaller one, was so damp as to be...
WELL, are you getting excited yet? By all frenzied accounts, the world of golf will have to be strapped to a hospital gurney in a fraught effort to...
ONE of the most vibrant and picturesque parts of the city of Baltimore in Maryland is called the Inner Harbor. The visionary project has represented...
THE town of Bucha will now sit in the history books alongside Katyn, Lidice and Srebrenica as yet another byword for atrocity. Hundreds of...
THE planet, said UN Secretary-General António Guterres, at the launch of yesterday’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report, is on a...
ANYONE who plays golf for fun would go to hell for a pastime. Well-meaning sadists suggest I take up the game – to shift excess weight. Seldom do...
You can say one thing for the energy crisis. It’s finally got British households monitoring energy use more carefully than at any time since the...
I started the column last week by admitting I was wrong and I’m going to start the column this week by admitting Alex Salmond is right. Who would...
WHILE critics have accused the Home Office of not acting quickly enough to bring Ukrainian refugees to the UK, one Minister at least can claim to...
I’ve always been interested in the political phenomenon of the floating voter. Not to be confused with a floater which, according to Billy...
IT is a practice that dates to the 1800s, designed to encourage book borrowers not to be tardy with returning their tomes. But a decision to...
IT wasn’t long before voices on either side of Scotland’s constitutional debate observed parallels with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine to...
By Lyle Ritchie BUSINESSES across the UK are experiencing challenges with attracting and retaining staff. This is being felt across most...
WHILE critics have accused the Home Office of not acting quickly enough to bring Ukrainian refugees to the UK, one Minister at least can claim to...
IT ‘S a pleasing irony that the “special powers” which the SNP wants to give Ministers to by-pass existing legislation are associated with the...
GOVERNMENT is accountable to parliament and parliament is accountable to the people whether that be the UK parliament or the Scottish parliament....
WE all have our happy place. For me it is the 1990s, a decade where life felt uncomplicated and wholesome. The other day I was frazzled. It was...
WE delude ourselves that it’s our privilege to have been born into the most advanced edition of humanity. That science and technology, having...
SEVERAL salient questions were posed this week on the subject of the incomplete ferry order at Inverclyde. Potent, reasonable inquiries. Why was...
THE phrases ‘National Health Service’ and ‘crisis’ have long been umbilically linked. A punishing and seemingly endless cycle of budget cuts,...
Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on the cost of living crisis as war in Ukraine rages on. Framed prints of Steven Camley's cartoons are...
I’VE spent my life trying to change my body – wanting it thinner, tauter, smoother. My body was never good enough and that thin, taut, smooth...
DENIS Thatcher called it “miles and miles of bugger all”. The Americans said any attempt to defend it would be a “futile voyage to nowhere”....
HOW come all dads were good at DIY and we aren’t? Maybe they weren’t good at it. They were just at it. If they were tinkering under the car bonnet...
As imagined by Brian Beacom TO BE honest, it’s been a rubbish week in Holyrood. And while my temper indicated I was ready to Will Smith Douglas...
DEAVE ROUND about this time of year we are deaved with April Fool’s pranks. According to the Dictionaries of the Scots Language (DSL), deave...
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