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Day, also going to start to see signs of life on radar in the form of snow and sleet. So Winter Weather advisory take effect again almost region wide, not everybody included there but go into effect at 3 00 p. M. , as we start to see a mix of some slow, well some snow, as well as some sleet kicking in here. And it looks like it is really going to be messing with your evening drive specially. So for the next couple of hours, aokay. But then as we head tort the time the kids are getting out of school, all bets are off. Snow, sleet move, in eventually we have to deal with some soaking rain, too. ...

How do Sir Keir Starmer and Anas Sarwar revive Labour's fortunes north and south of the Border? MICHAEL Settle asserts in his Analysis article ("Time has come for Labour to step up and reinvent itself", The Herald, May 14) that Labour has to reinvent itself. I would dispute the implication that the Labour Party has to conjure up some magic formula of empty rhetoric to try to fool voters into giving their votes to Labour. The Tories did it with Brexit and the nationalists with independence, both with potentially disastrous results. Labour policies must concentrate on social justice. Health...

SOME of us remember how former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher favoured the easy ride she got from sympathetic interviewers such as DJs Terry Wogan and Jimmy Young. She would avoid the likes of David Dimbleby, Alastair Burnet, Robin Day and Robert Kee like the plague. I was reminded of that watching Oprah Winfrey interviewing Mr and Mrs Harry Windsor, with the latter's actress skills in full display – the exaggerated looks of shock and stage-managed gasps of indignation and the repetition of key sentences for full effect. One craved seeing them interviewed by a grand inquisitor like ...

THE RICH PAY MORE TAX, WE ALL BENEFIT JUST how long are we going to accept increased poverty (including in-work poverty), foodbanks, homelessness, zero working hours, poor health, anti-trade union laws, nuclear weapons, reactionary economic and social policies, the lowest benefit support in Western Europe, and all the horrendous ways that inequality impact negatively on our people? How long are people going to continue to blame those groups of people who they deem to be less worthy than themselves – e.g., immigrants, asylum seekers, the unemployed, the sick, when we should be supporti...