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THERE is tension in Kingston Central Police Division following Thursday's firebombing of three premises at 33, 33 1/4 and 33 1/2 Rum Lane, leaving roughly 30 people, including more than 13 childr...

I REFER to the letter from Michael Sheridan (July 31) where he suggests that the Regulation of Legal Services (Scotland) Bill is a threat to…

AS the SNP leadership contest drew to a close, it was widely felt that Humza Yousaf would edge himself to victory. He was the continuity candidate…

WHEN I read that the phrase "well-equipped spaces in the right places" is now part of the Church of Scotland’s Mission Plan (as quoted…

IT is a truth universally acknowledged that we generally get what we pay for. That we are in the midst of a conflict between public sector workers…

Standfirst: From the dark depths of the holocaust to a world bathed in colour: exhibition examines the vivid life of designer Bernat Klein.

The nominations for the 43rd annual awards were revealed yesterday, with the newspaper and its journalists shortlisted in a total of 12 categories,…

OVER recent months, the UK Government has wasted little time squandering an estimated £20 billion of our hard-earned tax money while expeditiously…

The columnist, who had been suffering from cancer, passed away on Saturday morning in her sleep. Her son Pierce confirmed the news on social media writing: "It is with great sadness that I have to tell you that my mother died peacefully in her sleep this morning in Moissac, France. She always wrote from the heart and with deep conviction. You all meant a lot to her." It is with great sadness that I have to tell you that my mother died peacefully in her sleep this morning in Moissac, Fr...

IT is clear that Tony Philpin (Letters, May 23) has bought into Greta Thunbergs doomsday narrative that "our house is on fire".…