“Vote Labour and you get Tory” warns Ruth Marr (Letters, September 20); she could have added “Vote Tory and you get Labour” with the two main Unionist parties having become clones of each other as they compete in a mad dash to the right in what might
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A block of draughty tenements in Glasgow's south side are now among Scotland's warmest and most energy-efficient homes following a first-of-its-kind project. Eight rundown one-bedroomed properties were acquired from private landlords through compulsory
Boobs. Boobs everywhere, is how I remember the culture of the late 90s and early Naughties. Looking back, it was a noxious era to be moving from girl to young womanhood but at the time it didn't feel particularly out of sorts because, of course
We’ve had a fair amount of talk in recent days about different kinds of Brexit. This has been prompted by comments from Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer and erstwhile Conservative prime minister Theresa May. Sir Keir’s u-turn on Brexit has been
A Hard Day’s Bite OUR sprightlier readers may not have heard of The Beatles, so here’s a useful description. Imagine Taylor Swift. Now subtract sparkly dress and add a sober suit. Multiply by four. Modify genders. Grab a bunch of mops from
Retail bellwether Next has defied expectations by upgrading its full-year profit guidance for the third time in four months despite the ongoing cost-of-living crisis. The group – which has acquired Cath Kidson, Made.com and Joules out of administration
