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THE new chi-chi idiom favoured by Scotland’s fake liberal elites is ‘down the rabbit-hole’. It sits with another one, ‘alt-Nat’. Each...
CHILDREN’S food in Scotland, and throughout the UK, is a disgrace. Our tender babes and tots eat the worst diet of any European nation. How long...
SOME politicians like to put on a show. Perhaps they fall slightly short of the standards required by, say, Dundee Rep or the Ayr Gaiety, but they...
EVERY day I open my online papers to see what fresh hell has been visited upon us as this world spins further into madness – a whirling top of...
TELL us what you do all day said the assistant editor to the lowly journalist fly. It’s for a Saturday column that goes behind the glamorous facade...
IT’S Scooby-Doo, but not as you know it. More details have been revealed about an upcoming spin-off series featuring the character Velma on her own...
Alien nation TV star Sam Heughan has revealed that he believes aliens have visited Earth. Sam clearly has a lot of experience regarding weird...
As imagined by Brian Beacom WHAT have I done to Dominic Cummings to make him hate me so much? Since Boris brought him in I made sure his eye-wash...
WHO are you? Don’t answer that. It was a rhetorical question. I know roughly what you are: educated, pleasing to behold (at one time), mildly...
THERE is much football can teach us. This introduction would normally be a prelude to matters of character, personality and, perhaps, the...
THE coronavirus emergency has led to many other matters dropping from sight. Health, education, public services and private firms have had to...
TYTA LOOKING at the calendar I see that tomorrow is Father’s Day and, no doubt, many fathers will be rejoicing in the gifts and home-made...
By Angela Mitchell COVID-19 has brought unprecedented challenges to people living with diabetes in Scotland – more than 312,000 of them – on a...
THIS was supposed to be good news. As Dominic Cummings persists in wreaking his Shakespearean revenge on his former boss, as the Westminster...
BORIS Johnson might be “confident” that a four-week delay to July 19 is all the time his government needs before most of the adult population...
THERE’S now a route it seems to dethroning the king of world. Boris Johnson - who once dreamed of running the planet as a schoolboy - woke up...
LAST month, a group of more than 20 human rights organisations made this stark statement to Boris Johnson: “There is no good reason to continue...
IN a row sparked by advertisers pulling their commercials from GB News, "boycott" has become one of the words of the week, but a glance at history...
HIS prose was elegant, perhaps insightful. Andrea Romano, an Italian sportswriter, was this week trying to explain how Scottish football somehow...
IT is perfectly possible – probable even – that Cressida Dick will survive as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police despite the damning severity...
AMID the heart-sinking disappointment of the pandemic restrictions being extended for several weeks came an even starker realisation about what is...
STEAMING MPs, people watching and the Prince Harry of politics were the topics raised by columnists and contributors in the newspapers. The Daily...
LIKE lots of workplaces, universities welcome secondary school pupils for work experience, and every year I have one or two who join our research...
AT the end of the First World War in 1918, the French Prime Minister Clemenceau suggested that his British counterpart David Lloyd George “having...
NOBODY wants to be a Cassandra. Hence why some of us self-quarantined this week rather than join in with the build-up to a certain football match....
THE intestines of sheep came up, as they are wont to do, in the House of Commons yesterday. They were part of a meal being made by SNP MPs at Prime...
WHY was anyone shocked when a baying anti-lockdown mob surrounded and hounded a BBC journalist in the middle of London? This is Britain 2021, after...
COULD the North Coast 500 have reached the end of the road? According to reports, residents of Applecross in Wester Ross are considering...
FEW governments retain their popularity for four successive straight terms. The SNP’s 64 seat victory in May is unlikely to buck that trend. The...
COMPARISONS between the Prime Minister and Captain Kirk, art in lockdown and office working were the issues raised by columnists and contributors....
IMAGINE a time when you could meet friends for a drink without worrying about household limits. When you could catch a gig in a crowded,...
A VISIT to Glasgow city centre last Saturday afternoon provided a snapshot of life as we knew it before the pandemic struck, only things were not...
IMAGINE a time when you could meet friends for a drink without worrying about household limits. When you could catch a gig in a crowded,...
By Charlene Tait BY now we are all too familiar with the fear and anxiety the pandemic has caused. Alongside the challenges that life typically...
MAYBE it’s an age thing in that I was actually born in the 17th-century or I’ve developed a penchant for bizarre sounding children’s names and...
THE sun is splitting the trees, the tarmac is melting and I’m drinking port of all things. Before you think the cheese has slipped off my toastie,...
IT'S not entirely clear exactly what the French President, Emmanuel Macron, said to Boris Johnson at the G7 about Northern Ireland not being part...
FEW things are worse for your self-image than sitting in the hairdresser’s chair in a shapeless gown, facing a mirror, with bedraggled wet hair....
STUDYING the dramatic movements in Scotland’s economic output amid the coronavirus pandemic and associated implementation and lifting of lockdown...
FROM hero to zero. Or at the very least an internet meme. Pictures of luckless Scotland keeper David Marshall trying vainly to keep Patrick...
THE iron law of emergency powers is that they last longer than the emergencies which spawned them. The Scott Inquiry into arms-to-Iraq discovered...
The qualifying for next season’s Champions League was always going to be arduous for Celtic. After relinquishing their Premiership crown to their...
By Stephen Good SUSTAINABILITY is fast becoming the defining theme in public discourse. However, we are far from the finish line in Scotland’s...
THE advertising industry constructs fairy-tale kingdoms to peddle its products. In 2020 television advertising revenue came in at around £4.35...
AS predictable as the sun rising and setting, Nicola Sturgeon stood up in the Scottish Parliament today with a classic example of non-news news:...
ULSTER’S men of violence don’t give a damn about highfalutin fancy language – about words like ‘backstop’ and ‘protocol’. They don’t...
At the start of the pandemic, we heard stories of families who had to say goodbye to their loved ones via iPad. We heard about people who died...
IT IS the close-down-Stormont-on-full-pay season again and Sinn Fein are threatening to do just that unless they have agreement to an Irish...
AS England cricketer Oli Robinson is suspended for offensive tweets he made when he was 18, discussion erupts about England football fans booing...
THE extension of lockdown and its effect on politics was discussed by columnists and contributors in the newspapers. The Daily Mail Henry Deedes...
Only someone with absolutely no self awareness would fly from London to Cornwall to discuss reducing your carbon footprint. Who needs a train or a...
By Louise McCosh ALTHOUGH many workplaces will soon open back up, a significant proportion of employers plan to move to a hybrid working model when...
POTENTATES, politicians and panjandrums like swanking around the place, that being rather their raison d’être, but the rest of us don’t seem to...
FOR a referendum which is not yet in the political calendar, and which many on the unionist side (and a good few on the nationalist side, too)...
IF I was with John McAslan Partners I'm not sure I'd be inclined to give the city a second chance after last time, even with financial and...
Sunday saw the launch of new television channel GB News. Fronted by journalist Andrew Neil, it offers a mixture of news, opinion and debate and is...
Can I let you into my little secret? I’ve always loved holidaying in Britain. It might seem a strange thing to say now – tourism has come on leaps...
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