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IT'S the shortest questions that are the most dangerous for politicians. On his TV show on Sunday, Andrew Marr asked the Liberal Democrat leader,...
THERE are 94 days until Christmas (depending on where and when you are reading this). And after Christmas last year was impacted by last-minute...
THERE are no signs that the UK Government seems overly bothered by Nicola Sturgeon’s latest gestures towards a second independence referendum....
By Dr Andrew Buist IT was good to see broad support from most MSPs in Parliament last week for the fantastic job GP teams are doing throughout this...
THE ongoing issue of the cost of gas and what the Government was [not]doing about it was widely debated by columnists in the newspapers. The Daily...
SINCE the creation of the United Rugby Championship was announced in June, the organisers have been keen to stress its novelty and excitement...
TWENTY years ago, as UK Energy Minister, I developed the mantra that a successful energy policy rested on three pillars – security of supply (ie...
THERE are no signs that the UK Government seems overly bothered by Nicola Sturgeon’s latest gestures towards a second independence referendum....
Some cynical and joyless people have suggested that grading pupils on happiness and wellbeing, as well as academic achievement, is the start of a...
THE big beasts were all away yesterday, with Bo-Jo most notably prodding Sleepy Joe awake in yonder USA. Perhaps the Prime Minister’s absence...
WE were informed last week that violence against women and girls should be prioritised in the same way as terrorism. But is this hyperbolic...
BORIS Johnson’s plan for a bridge from Scotland to Northern Ireland may have been cancelled to little surprise or regret. But a more important,...
THIS time of year, I'm usually in the US. I love autumn and America does autumn better than anywhere. Now is just the right time for the last...
NO one wants to contradict Jumpin’ Jack Flash, but it’s not all right now, or in fact a gas. Anticipating Messrs Jagger and Richards by some...
INDEPENDENCE feels tired, drained. It towers over Scottish political life like some Stone Age megalith – dominant, immovable, overshadowing...
SO that’s decided then. North and south of the border, we are to have a National Care Service to sit alongside our National Health Service. It...
“Bathgate no more, Linwood no more, Methil no more, Irvine no more.” The Proclaimers’ take down of Thatcher’s cruel policies on working class...
BETRAYAL and broken promises to the nation’s farmers and food businesses are fast becoming the bitter legacy of the UK Government’s botched...
CAN you smell the excitement of the Ryder Cup in the air? No? Well, you should be able to, because it’s being wafted in by great big...
By Dr Christopher Henstridge TODAY is World Alzheimer’s Day, an awareness-raising campaign that will grow in significance as our population ages....
FOR a child who wanted to be “king of the world”, and a former Foreign Secretary to boot, Boris Johnson has barely racked up the air miles of...
THEY are back. Like an unwelcome, alt-right, second cousin twice removed who lives abroad but who thankfully hasn’t been able to visit for 18...
THEY are back. Like an unwelcome, alt-right, second cousin twice removed who lives abroad but who thankfully hasn’t been able to visit for 18...
Last week the Scottish Council of Independent Schools moved to assuage some parents’ concerns that their children might pick up a Scottish accent...
SUPPOSE they gave a war and no one came? The old saying from the Vietnam era protests came to mind yesterday on watching the Sunday politics shows....
It’s not my usual way to do a column, but could I take you on one on my runs round Glasgow? We’ll be starting on the south side of the city and...
My wife recently received an email purporting to be from “Sir James Arthur Ratcliffe, Chief Executive of Ineo (sic)”. He thanked her for “her...
Energy is suddenly big news thanks to the massive rise in wholesale gas prices – up 70 per cent during August alone. Household energy bills could...
SOARING over Manhattan, it is an iconic feature of not only the New York City skyline, but of dozens of classic movies. It seems, though, that the...
THE images were shocking, sure enough - bodies of dolphins laid out on the beach, streaked with blood, a sea turned red. Footage from the Faroese...
By John Blackwood WITH the ink barely dry on the new SNP and Scottish Greens co-operation agreement, the Scottish Government is keen to forge ahead...
I GET very dizzy halfway up the stairs. I stop, hold on to the banister and pause a few moments – then off I go like an old tortoise until I get...
I’M nervous of the new rules for fire alarms. What if I get the wrong type and it starts sprinkling? It will be drizzling indoors. Fire alarms are...
THE frayed UK-US Special Relationship will be restitched this week as Boris Johnson diplomatically snuggles up to Joe Biden across the Atlantic....
HUMZA Yousaf must take responsibility for the failing NHS crisis in Scotland and do the right thing and step down as Health Secretary. This week...
Farewell to Greaves serves as a poignant reminder Jimmy Greaves, who died aged 81 yesterday, was widely acclaimed as the greatest finisher ever...
IT’S possible, I think, both to empathise with Humza Yousaf for being filmed taking a fall at his place of work and to mock his somewhat...
Fidelma Cook passed away in late June. We are running a selection of her columns as a tribute. This one is from September 2009. We hope you enjoy...
ROLLING Stone has compiled what it says is the definitive list of the "500 greatest songs of all time", but critics have branded the effort...
Some relief at last late yesterday for Britain’s battered and bruised travel industry as costly testing requirements for many international...
I DON’T want to worry you, but I’ve been on a train. The controversial incident occurred last weekend, and I doubt if I’ll be repeating the...
I HAVE just returned from Croatia. It was life enhancing to escape from the Covid-obsessed UK, to a country that felt pretty Old Normal. It...
THE power of sport doesn’t just inspire youngsters to be the best they can be, it provides a place for all of us to move our bodies. I know on...
As imagined by Brian Beacom YES, you may laugh and call me Scooter Boy for the rest of my days in politics. But which one of us hasn’t fallen off...
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