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Chris Deerin: Tartan diplomacy – Why Scotland needs a proper foreign policy of its own
Len Ironside: Letting the curtain fall on the performing arts an unforgivably short-sighted error
Derek Tucker: Prime Minister Boris Johnson ignores warning signs at his peril
Catherine Deveney: Things have changed? Such corruption wouldn’t happen now? I wish I believed it
Kathleen Robertson: Fireworks take severe toll on our animals
Alex Bell: Anger in poorer north could be writing on the wall for Boris Johnson and his Tories
Iain Maciver: Is this a lager I see before me? My love of Shakespeare – and island pub stories
Miles Mack: My debt of gratitude to all our clinic staff
David Ross: New rules can curb the long-term damage of short-term lets
Chris Deerin: The art of being happy to call out crap, even $39million-worth
Clive Soley: Retreating to a nationalist bunker is no way to fight a pandemic
David Knight: Universities can no longer wash their hands of students’ antisocial behaviour
The Flying Pigs: Gigantic mahogany-panelled monstrosity might be at heart of broadband problems
Len Ironside: Bid to break the law risks shattering trust
David Knight: NHS delays are leaving thousands in an agonising trap of delay, pain and anxiety
David Knight: Covid-19 made jetting off to the dreamy Canaries just a flight of fancy – yet again
James Bream: Can we tackle the widening wealth gap?
Kitchen Life: An abundance of plums is a sure sign that autumn is nigh, plus a recipe to make the most of them
Miles Mack: Make time to plan your medical route map
Catherine Deveney: Brexit and anti-intellectualism have seen UK forced into role as dimwit of Europe
Angus Peter Campbell: Next generation not one to profit from
Alex Bell: SNP need to care more about quality of Scotland, not the quantity of its promise
James Millar: Stars aligning for Starmer’s shout at power
