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Critics of Humza Yousaf fear that Scotland’s unprecedentedly strict new laws against “hate crime”, which came into force yesterday, will have a chilling effect on free speech. But it isn’t just members of the public who have reason to worry. The new laws could also create problems for police officers.

It was almost as if he had never been away. The King has re-emerged into public life for the first time since his diagnosis with cancer, in a walkabout that included 56 handshakes, a homemade card and a promise that he is “doing his best”.

‘Never give in, your Majesty’, says well-wisher after doctors clear monarch to get out and about on Easter Sunday

It was almost as if he had never been away. The King has re-emerged into public life for the first time since his diagnosis with cancer , in a walkabout that...

The reaction of Scotland fans to the National Anthem of Northern Ireland has received criticism from some sections of the media.

This draft fixed some problems with the last one, but there are still gaps in developing multiple perspectives and critical thinking.

This glamour friendly doubled, in a powerful sense, as a homage to Terry Venables. It was his image that adorned the cover of the programme, and it was his career that inspired the tender video montage as kick-off approached. Wembley on a Saturday night is not typically the setting for a quiet meditation on mortality and loss. But at the first mention of Venables, whose family were here to witness a touching memorial, the stadium fell into a reverential hush. It was as if the very reminder of th

Sport’s capacity to reconcile competing identities and nurture shared allegiances must be followed up by action

PATRICK JEPHSON: The King is known to love poetry and Im sure he is familiar with the opening lines of William Wordsworths Ode To Intimations Of Immortality.

Somehow the chancellor omitted to mention the main cause of Britain’s woes