Ensuring Scotland’s economy can cope with the pace of technological change and the switch to a zero-carbon world may turn out to be a bigger issue than Brexit or independence.
Prime Minister Theresa May has become the biggest obstacle to the UK leaving the EU, writes Paris Gourtsoyannis.
Surely passengers who are too drunk to open the emergency doors on a plane are a serious safety risk, writes Jim Duffy, whose daughter works in a cabin crew role.
Danny Baker yesterday insisted he was not a “downbeat racist wretch” after his sacking from BBC Radio 5 Live for tweeting a picture of a couple holding hands with a chimpanzee in a top hat, which he captioned: “Royal baby leaves hospital.”
Democratic maturity in the UK may require the Mountbatten Windsors to be given their marching orders, but don’t expect it any time soon, writes Joyce McMillan.
Some No voters can now imagine Scotland breaking away from the UK, crossing a huge psychological line in their head and their hearts, writes Ayesha Hazarika.
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