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James Millar: Serious situation requires a serious leader
Iain Maciver: Sobering sight as Johnson attempts best Churchillian tone – and even uses a comb
Neil McLennan: ‘We need to learn from past disasters’
Helen Brown: The shelves might be bare but at least we are not reduced to washing with tablet
Rev Susan Brown: Invisible consequences are the toughest
David Knight: I love all the TV ads between doom-laden news bulletins for holidays we can’t go on
The Flying Pigs: Life goes on – we were a’ready weel versed in the art of nae socialising wi’ each other
Ben Dolphin: Magic moments in our wintry mountains
Catherine Deveney: Time spent with your mother may be the greatest gift of all – even amid this crisis
Alex Bell: No possible win in war against pandemic without welfare state that actually works
Anne Dyer: Emotional fallout a hidden consequence
Iain Maciver: OK to laugh at tough time like this – but panic buying madness is beyond a joke
Dan O’Donoghue: Number 10 struggle to master the coronavirus communication challenge
The Flying Pigs: Self-isolation’s nae the worst – just think of it as government-sanctioned skiving
Catherine Deveney: There is another – bigger and more shocking – pandemic that should have got billions in the Budget
Kathleen Robertson: Fill up on the joys of spring – but not at the expense of the animals
Sarah Pedersen: Working towards a gender-equal world
David Knight: Calm efficiency of our NHS contrasts with broadcasters’ relentless doom-laden panic
The Flying Pigs: Top satire at Town House as an impressive ensemble revealed genuine acting chops
David Knight: Your sense of humour is essential when travelling in far-flung parts of the world
Susan Brown: Take precautions to halt spread of hate
The Flying Pigs: The immigration rules are changing, and what do points make? A prize stooshie
Angus Peter Campbell: Whistle your way to the post office, go on
