Columnists
David Knight: Months of lost learning for pupils makes returning to school an acceptable risk
The Flying Pigs: It may be a brave new world oot there, but some o’ the fowk in it are still gypes
Miles Mack: The doctor will FaceTime you now, sir
Catherine Deveney: Pandemic shows sometimes selfishness can be balanced out by acts of kindness
Angus Peter Campbell: Social distancing? Let’s shake hands on it
Alex Bell: Attacks on Sturgeon a clumsy attempt to shift attention from incompetence of PM
James Millar: Rees-Mogg needs to update his outlook
Iain MacIver: Some easing will be pleasing – just before we all find out everyone’s true hair colour
Lesley Mickel: Drama courses are rising to the occasion
Helen Brown: Puzzling out new ‘Stay Alert’ slogan will keep me busier than weeding in garden
David Knight: Finally, we heard the jubilant early May fanfare that warms our hearts every year
The Very Rev Susan Brown: Celebrate uniqueness, rather than judging
The Flying Pigs: My message could not be clearer – stay alert and stay away, unless you’re delivering pizza
Catherine Deveney: Danger lies not in avant-garde Disney but in campaigners out of touch with reality
Ben Dolphin: Beautiful creatures in breathtaking close-up
Alex Bell: Office working could be gone for some, but cities will remain – changed, but alive
Anne Dyer: Reconnecting with old friends has been a pleasure
Iain Maciver: Forget Breaking Bad, I’m exercising my little grey cells with some classic Poirot
Dan O’Donoghue: Coronavirus pandemic leaves us a Disunited Kingdom
Campbell Gunn: Let’s support our Scottish fishing industry
David Knight: Crisis breathes life into biblical parable as Good Samaritans emerge to help out
Eleanor Bradford: They’ve got our backs. Have we got theirs?
The Flying Pigs: I’ll have a whiff of what Musk and Grimes are smoking – their baby’s name is a stinker
