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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
Catherine Deveney: The political response to Harry Dunn’s death is inadequate, inappropriate and intolerable
Alex Bell: Johnson’s new immigration regime slaps ban on Scotland’s biggest money-spinner
Iain Maciver: Facebook is like a fridge – you know there’s nothing new there but you check every 10 minutes just in case
Campbell Gunn: Spads in spotlight after chancellor quits
Lindsay Razaq: Mums are lucky to have modern medicine – don’t make us feel guilty about using it
Jamie Durent: No case for defence thus far but finishing line is almost in sight as crucial run-in looms for Ross County
James Millar: When the PM shuffles his deck, expect the Jacks and the Kings to come out on top – again
Anne Bennie: New justice centre for the north is a step in the right direction
Chris Deerin: I’m just ‘Ruby’s owner’ – and that’s enough
Iain Maciver: I’d not be at all surprised if life has been a beach for Lucky Lucan at Luskentyre
James Bream: No one interested in the ‘counterfactual’
Jim Reid: Is it the end of the road for diesel cars?
Angus Peter Campbell: Everything points to us losing our bearings in this modern world
Professor Ewan Gillon: Get it off your chest – why talking is key to our mental health
David Knight: Exercise common sense, avoid crowds, wash your hands – and stop worrying
David Ross: Digging for answers to island’s problems
The Flying Pigs: It’s au revoir to the EU as Boris got Brexit done – now it’s bonjour la transition period
Catherine Deveney: ‘Til death – or extremism – us do part
Ron Ferguson: Fathoming out when to hold open a door is no joke for the modern man
David Knight: No one-size-fits-all solution for airlines but a tailor-made wedding suit is just the ticket
Susan Brown: Even after Friday, a man’s a man for a’ that
Catherine Deveney: Prostitute or exploited child? Our language betrays Dickensian attitudes to victimhood
Philip Rodney: ‘The next decade will not be about building a better mousetrap, but creating genuinely new inventions.’
Lindsay Razaq: Maya has helped me to realise I need to turn over a new leaf in terms of reading
Diary of a first-time mum: A bedtime story not so restful
Catherine Deveney: Like poppies, the miracle of reconciliation can follow the most heartbreaking loss
Madeleine Marcella-Hood: Fashioning an ethical approach is a big task for the clothing industry
