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ALONGSIDE the maxim about people in glass houses should come a twin saying about people in palaces and how they shouldn't moan about money. It can...
YESTERDAY was International Women’s Day which, as a father of four girls, I take a keen interest in. Notwithstanding my wife and my daughters,...
IN the middle of a pandemic that has killed more than 2.5 million people worldwide, it might seem obvious that jumping around in close proximity to...
Whether it’s home-working requiring more cuppas, worries about plastic or a feeling of nostalgia for the sound of the early morning electric milk...
POPULAR depictions of the fall of the Roman Empire conjure scenes of closing time at Glasgow’s Bonkers Show Bar. It’s not known if Quentin...
Judging by recent headlines, you’d think the Battle of the Sexes has already been won. Nicola and Meghan will dominate this International Women’s...
EVER since I can remember, I have wanted to be part of a book club. In primary school, the arrival of the annual Puffin Book Club magazine was an...
By Stephanie Kelly IN the workplace, the diversity and inclusion debate usually centres on the importance of social justice. But there's a powerful...
IT was November 6, 1962, and the Scottish squad chosen for the Empire and Commonwealth Games in Perth, western Australia, was taking the first...
The knowledge that one day we will die is hardly a revelation. How we’d choose to leave this mortal coil, if given a choice, is another matter...
Where Alex Salmond used a legal blunderbuss Nicola Sturgeon used a subtle knife to eviscerate the man she called her one time “bestie”. Steering...
A message from Boris Johnson drops into my Twitter timeline. “Every weekend at home is making a difference” he says, followed by the usual...
Tomorrow the world marks International Women’s Day with this year’s theme, “Choose to Challenge.” In words and pictures Foreign Editor David...
IRN-BRU: the people’s ginger. The west of Scotland generic term for a soft drink is apt in this case, as the liquid under advisement is ginger-...
IT IS a year since this column made its first appearance. At the start of last March there was mounting anxiety about an advancing pandemic, but it...
HOW'S your pandemic going? The reason I ask is that, like many people, I find myself playing the nostalgia game and in ever-so-slightly...
MOST of us in rural Uganda and Swaziland are involved in farming. On first arriving in Kampala, a young Baganda gardener at Nsambya Hospital told...
Alex Harvey – The Mafia Stole My Guitar: Released – 1979 FRANKIE Miller once told me a great tale of the time Alex Harvey phoned him looking for...
IT sits in its original box in front of me on the table taunting me with its unreachable treasures. Treasures is not too strong a word to me, for...
THE day after Nicola Sturgeon’s marathon filibuster in Holyrood’s Committee Room One an SNP party political broadcast said everything about...
THERE are lots of subjects Claire Taylor wants to tackle in her new column in The Herald – Scottish politics, the realities of rural life, the...
By his own admission Donald MacLeod is a gambler, though not the sort you see nudging pay-lines on a puggy or betting on the number of drop-ball...
NICOLA Sturgeon is a very big fish swimming in a very small and polluted pond. Let’s face it, we should never have expected her route map out of...
BY October last year, at least three quarters of people living in the Brazilian city of Manaus were testing positive for Covid antibodies. The...
AT The Herald, we have our standards, don't you know. I can imagine the headlines if we hadn't: "Fury as "we couldn't care less" attitude is...
PERHAPS, on reflection, the Conservatives should have consulted the seminal work on constitutional theory and practice before demanding the...
Blue blood, bad blood TOLSTOY famously wrote: “All happy families are alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” The Diary agrees...
IT takes me almost two hours to walk 60 years into the past. The journey is unremarkable, a promenade from my garret down a footpath alongside a...
INCREASINGLY, our eyes turn towards ooter space. The last few nights, where I live, have been beautifully clear and hoaching with stars. I love...
As imagined by Brian Beacom HALLELULJA! I haven’t felt like praising the Lord so loudly since I was PR officer for the Church of Scotland back in...
Pasta Evangelists London LISTEN, when we kids were growing up we ate a mountain of pasta and it was chiefly either agli e oglio, or what we called...
Scots Word of the Week: Jotter THURSDAY was World Book Day, and it put me in mind of this week’s word. Although shared with English, the origin of...
By Dr Morag McFarlane AS the unwavering commitment to vaccine development becomes the new norm, we find ourselves relying more heavily than ever...
IT can’t be easy being a conservative chancellor of the Exchequer, the UK’s chief bean counter, especially in these dark, dystopian, and...
ALL publicity is good publicity, right? Well, some maxims don't age well. Neither does this recent tweet from Gordon Beattie: "If we're not making...
IT is five years since BBC Three bid farewell to the traditional airwaves as part of multi-million-pound budget cuts across the public service...
THERE’S consternation in suburbia. “It’s shocking what they’re doing to Nicola Sturgeon!” declared a friend of mine yesterday, full of...
NEARLY six years ago, after downing too many of those awful stewed coffees you get at big conferences, I stood up and asked a stupid question. I...
THE head of Seafood Scotland has this week warned that the reputation of the UK, when it comes to fish exports to the European Union, is being lost...
IT was a perfect summer’s day, and more than 60,000 people passed through the turnstiles at Ibrox stadium, Glasgow, not to witness a football...
WE have now reached the start of all of our Coronavirus anniversaries. A year ago today, I was in Edinburgh for a day out at the end of a week of...
ON December 2, the UK’s Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) authorised the first Covid-19 vaccine. After so much suffering...
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