agenda
Chris Deerin: In football, as in life, digital bliss is better than grim reality
James Millar: If we can’t take history lessons, at least let’s learn something about basic geography
Jim Hunter: Give me maps, give me memories and I can ‘travel’ anywhere despite the ban
James Millar: Keir Starmer has teed Labour up nicely for a shot at an unlikely victory
Chris Deerin: Just for the record – you may have fallen victim to the Fat Cops Curse
Iain Maciver: With my crumpled shirts and bowl cuts, this is like being back in the 1970s
Chris Deerin: With age comes the unexpected wisdom that Stock, Aitken and Waterman were not all bad
Catherine Deveney: The political response to Harry Dunn’s death is inadequate, inappropriate and intolerable
Jim Hunter: Nationalists will understandable seize on the Arbroath Declaration anniversary – but its significance goes way beyond that
Professor George Boyne: Founder’s legacy mean it is back to the future for our university
Anne Bennie: New justice centre for the north is a step in the right direction
Angus Peter Campbell: Everything points to us losing our bearings in this modern world
James Millar: Listening to the tune the public is singing is how politicians will glimpse the true face behind the mask
David Knight: I am nothing but a weirdo misfit – put me in charge of the country
Chris Deerin: Fancy that, being a grown-up Artful Dodger with Hasidic leanings and a Sex Pistols fixation is rather fun after all
Angus Peter Campbell: Oliver Cromwell, the dangerous streets of Inverness and the magical hold of folk memory
Iain Maciver: Here’s one I prepared earlier – oh for the days when Christmas meant making something from nothing
Iain Maciver: I can count on vengeful sheep to give me a painful sleepless night
James Millar: This is supposed to be a Brexit election – but meaningful debate of the issue is awfully thin on the ground
Jim Hunter: The north of Scotland was left in the dark once before – and state intervention may be the answer again
Dr Gail Haddock: A prescription for disaster – why we must all help cut the use of antibiotics
Iain Maciver: The day my wife stood up and slapped the minister in the pulpit
James Millar: Politicians who seek to constrict dreams are bound to fail
