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JOHN Swinney’s arrival as First Minister captures the zeitgeist. Voters everywhere are desperate for responsible government by sober politicians....
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This week, the Secret Teacher looks at the challenges of being on placement. When I was at university studying to be a teacher, my lecturers were...
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Another new opinion poll, another new future. In this version of things-to-come, Labour would overtake the SNP at Westminster and Holyrood to...
A rare sight appeared at the weekend. Blink and you might have missed it, but fortunately, the cameras were there to confirm it was not fake news....
THE political turbulence of the last few weeks will hopefully stabilise in the coming days and provide a little more certainty for businesses....
Football games taking place on bank holiday Mondays are typically an English football tradition rather than a Scottish one. Considering how much we...
Empowering female entrepreneurs through policy reforms and financial support will nurture a resilient and equitable economy, writes Dr...
By Emma Congreve Senior Knowledge Exchange Fellow and Deputy Director at the Fraser of Allander Institute Hospitality, like the rest of the...
Our population is living longer. An increasing demand for health and social care, along with tight council budgets, is stretching services to...
John Swinney has only two years to rise to the biggest challenge facing the SNP: how to de-couple it from the ruinous reign of Nicola Sturgeon. It...
THAT Humza Yousaf messed up was a given. He admitted as much in his resignation speech when he said he had underestimated the degree of hurt his...
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Of the many myths that circulate around football, the greatest has to be the pearl-clutching conviction that comes when there is any hint of aggro...
THROUGHOUT my life I have always been slightly envious of those who thrive in the late spring and summer months. The kind of folk who can navigate...
IN 2013 – six years before Alan Bates won his big civil case – Scottish prosecutors missed a golden opportunity to act decisively on concerns that...
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