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Letters: It's time for the Western world to face up to the malign influence of Iran

SIR – The Houthis attack ships in the Red Sea (“US and UK launch strikes on Houthi rebel bases”, report, January 12). Hezbollah attacks from Lebanon. The Palestinians attack from Gaza. All these acts of war are supported by Iran.

Rutherglen legend Bill Chambers farewelled at the family vineyard | The Border Mail

Bill Chambers' funeral to be held at his Rutherglen vineyard | The Border Mail

Letters: The Tories need a period out of power to decide what kind of party they are

SIR – I do not often disagree with David Frost, but I must take issue with the premise of his article, “A Labour win will be a disaster. Too many Tories don’t care” (Comment, December 8).

Letters: Are the French doing enough in the fight against Channel trafficking?

Plus: the ethics of doctors' strikes; the climate threat; a confiscated overdraft; in defence of SUVs; and Philip Larkin on agnosticism

Letters: Tories must get behind their leader if they don't want to let Labour in

SIR – Is the Conservative Party looking forward to a Labour government?

Letters: The Bank of England should admit that it has no real control over the inflation rate

SIR – Can we please see an end to the nonsensical idea that the Bank of England has an achievable inflation target?

Torrington knits community together for the Queen's Jubilee

Knitting needles are clicking and crochet hooks hooking as the townsfolk of Torrington ensure their town is fit for a Queen in the lead up to the Platinum...

UBC Board Chair 'Liked' Tweet Linking Black Lives Matter and Hitler's Paramilitary

Michael Korenberg’s social media activity shows support for right-wing causes and conspiracy theories.

I Had Dangerously High Pressure in My 30s and It Almost Killed Me

I Had Dangerously High Pressure in My 30s and It Almost Killed Me Alyssa Sybertz © Courtesy Sandra Crawley, RN High blood pressure rarely causes symptoms. It's not something you can feel. But it can have serious health consequences, which is why many experts have dubbed it a "silent killer." The only way to diagnose high blood pressure (or hypertension) is by getting your blood pressure checked at regular doctor visits. When Sandra Crawley went in for a check-up in 2015, it had been a few years since she'd seen a physician. Faced with the surprise of dangerously high blood pressure, she began a long and difficult journey to becoming the strongest and healthiest version of herself.