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ANDREW LIDDLE: Why putting NHS East HQ in Dundee would buy John Swinney political cover

"Put NHS East in Edinburgh and John Swinney will only prove Andy Burnham right."

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The Courier

Andrew Liddle

ALASDAIR CLARK: Were Eljamel survivors misled by NHS Tayside on crisis timeline?

Eljamel patients will sympathise with inquiry counsel Jamie Dawson KC’s frustration at Nicky Connor’s inability to provide a straight answer.

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The Courier

Alasdair Clark

Zadie Smith to return to UEA after 21 years for autumn events season

Zadie Smith to return to UEA after 21 years for autumn events season

Zadie Smith will make her first visit to the University of East Anglia in more than 20 years this autumn.

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Norwich Evening News

Sophie Skyring

Scott Begbie: Gulls are part of our ecosystem but they’re not welcome in our towns and cities

Councillor Jennifer Stewart, I feel your pain. I too am a mugging victim of the scourge of Aberdeen, those damned, dirty seagulls. Just like the good...

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The Press & Journal

Scott Begbie

STEVE FINAN: Single council for Tayside comes with risk – but it offers so many opportunities

"A reorganisation won’t all be good...but it can’t be any worse."

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The Courier

Steve Finan

Zadie Smith to return to UEA after 21 years for autumn events season

Zadie Smith to return to UEA after 21 years for autumn events season

Zadie Smith will make her first visit to the University of East Anglia in more than 20 years this autumn.

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Eastern Daily Press

Sophie Skyring

Cuts to army training will have lethal consequences

The army’s soldiers and officers are greatly disappointed by the suspension of much necessary army training and cuts to the activity of the...

4

The Spectator

Ben Barry

What The Uprising gets wrong about the Peasants’ Revolt

Hollywood has a nasty habit of distorting history and telling falsehoods about the past in order to pander to the cultural prejudices and political...

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The Spectator

Patrick West

As Europe’s memory fades, radicalism is returning

For younger voters, both communism and fascism belong to a distant past that no longer defines their political choices

6

Financial Times

Populism

The Special Adviser

Marcus remembers the exact moment when he knew he was going into politics. He was 14, delicately poised between the arrival of the spots and the...

4

The Spectator

Anonymous

JIM SPENCE: Is it time to call game, set and match on tennis courts at Dundee’s Camperdown Park?

"If the phrase 'use it or lose it' means anything, then tennis players here should worry about seeing some city courts disappearing."

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The Courier

Jim Spence

3. Andy Burnham’s growing pains

3. Andy Burnham’s growing pains
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New Statesman

Michael Jacobs

My mother is back in hospital, having decided falling is the way forward

My mother is back in hospital, having decided falling is the way forward
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New Statesman

Nicholas Lezard

‘We all need to stop talking Perth down to save our struggling High Street’

Scone Palace chief William Murray, Viscount Stormont, says it's time to start talking up Perth and Kinross ahead of a major economic summit this week.

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The Courier

William Murray

As Australia faces an AI-generated future, a human rights act is needed more than ever

As Australia faces an AI-generated future, a human rights act is needed more than ever

As we hurtle towards a post-human future, the absence of a human rights act in Australia will put us all at ever greater risk. Human rights, which the...

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The Guardian

Julianne Schultz

What will life look like on the Moon?

Space is back in the news. Whether it’s Donald Trump unveiling Space Force uniforms inspired by Starship Troopers, the SpaceX flotation that made...

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The Spectator

Jonathan Morrison

The far right is becoming normalised in Germany – and winning. Australia should take heed

The far right is becoming normalised in Germany – and winning. Australia should take heed

The recent win for the Alternative für Deutschland (AfD) in Germany is shocking, except it’s not shocking. The writing has been on the wall for...

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The Guardian

Charlotte Feakins

The OBR needs to give us more clarity on migration

Minor revisions to immigration figures can complicate the government’s fiscal strategy

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Financial Times

Uk Immigration

5. Holborn and St Pancras is Labour’s to lose

5. Holborn and St Pancras is Labour’s to lose

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New Statesman

Megan Kenyon