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By Katrina Phillips NEVER did I imagine washing shopping. Never did I picture my house being quite so clean. As I contemplate the plethora of...
THE State University of Iowa Ladies’ Pipe Band, who were touring Britain, played two successful shows at Glasgow’s Kelvin Hall (above) on August...
FOR teachers expecting to return to school next week, there will be doubtless be butterflies. The Sunday evening apprehension so many of them admit...
THE sight of Liverpool players taking the knee in memory of George Floyd at Anfield on Monday was remarkable and moving. Anyone who remembers how...
THE introduction of the furlough scheme as the coronavirus crisis developed is surely by far the most sensible thing the Conservatives have done...
WHO would have thought the notion of being released into the world for good behaviour would be more than a little frightening? In the 1973 film...
AS quickly as protesters in the UK took to the streets in solidarity with George Floyd and the Black Lives Matter movement, almost instinctively,...
THE audience at the first night of the Sadler’s Wells ballet company’s Edinburgh Festival season in August 1951 could barely contain its...
By George Webb ACROSS Scotland nearly a quarter of homes are based off the gas grid, which means they often use fuels such as heating oil or coal...
AMONG the awfulness of the Covid-19 crisis, and I don't think we can talk about the positives without acknowledging the suffering, there has been...
HERE are a few facts to start. The chance of a child under 16 dying of the Covid-19 virus is around five million to one. In the latest research in...
LAST Thursday was supposed to be the final clap for NHS staff, a ritual that over the past 10 weeks has expanded to include carers, key workers and...
WHO hasn’t thought, as they’ve watched the racism, rioting and police brutality in America this past week: if only another President was in...
WHO hasn’t thought, as they’ve watched the racism, rioting and police brutality in America this past week: if only another President was in...
WHO hasn’t thought, as they’ve watched the racism, rioting and police brutality in America this past week: if only another President was in...
IN October 1974 more than 1,000 former members of the Scottish Women’s Land Army gathered in Glasgow’s Kelvin Hall for their first reunion since...
By Luke Yerbury THE Covid-19 crisis has hit businesses across Scotland like nothing in recent memory. The retail, hospitality and leisure...
First observation: it’s been nice and sunny out there and Dominic Cummings is still in his job so lots of people have pretty much stopped listening...
WE tried hopefully, but we could not spot it, this rocket on its historic mission to take Bob and Doug to the International Space Station this...
Emily Maitlis should have waited 24 hours. The Newsnight presenter would have avoided censure from the BBC for breaching their impartiality...
TO cheer you up I thought I’d tell you about my close encounter – with an otter. The incident occurred in Scotland, the country where many of you...
Apart from rattling lorries carrying animals to market – I see the legs of cattle pressed against the slats of the trucks and sheep’s noses...
WHEN people have asked what's the first place I plan to visit when lockdown lifts – after seeing loved ones, of course – my unwavering answer...
Violated (def: treated with irreverence or disrespect) There are many feelings we might have around the whole Dominic Cummings saga, but a word...
Opinion: Neil Mackay: The 10 hard questions we need to answer if we’re to build a better post-Covid world CORONAVIRUS has shaken the world. The...
Cummings and going I DON'T know why Dominic Cummings, his wife Mary and son stayed in the cottage close to his father’s gaff because they could...
The economy is too important to be left to economists. Theirs is not a science but a series of experiments, usually at the expense of the poorest...
WITH all the talk of the “new normal” it is easy to forget about the “old normal”. It wasn’t all devil-may-care trips to the supermarket and...
HIS name was Bobby Todd and in August 1962 he was a union representative at Prince’s Dock in Glasgow. “He is”, observed the Evening Times...
By Graeme Luke WE are now at a crucial time in our history, and how we emerge from this crisis will be down to the decisions that we take over the...
WE permit a contagion far more malignant than coronavirus to menace the world’s health. All it requires to thrive are darkness, silence and...
REMEMBER those days when we looked across to the United States and shook our heads in bafflement and sadness as a reality show host pouted and...
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