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Scotland's colleges have not been properly scrutinised or celebrated – until now Education can sometimes feel like a conveyor belt. Primary, on to secondary and, for the last few decades at least, a push then for university. Ian McConnell: Bizarre Brexit view of a true believer Even though you always expect something a bit jaw-dropping from Lord Frost, it was quite fascinating Keith Lasley's impact on and off pitch at St Mirren is clear to see This piece is from yesterday's Buddies Briefing newsletter, which is emailed out at 6pm every Thursday. To receive our full, free St Mirren newsletter straight to your email inbox, click here. Alison Rowat: Whatever Yousaf wished for, it cannot have been this As Humza Yousaf walked towards that increasingly famous Bute House podium he looked the picture of confidence.The task before him involved a certain degree of unpleasantness but there was no need to be brutal. The partnership with the Scottish Greens had outlived its usefulness, that is all. How long, one wonders, before the same is being said of him? Potentially pivotal period in St Johnstone's history Our 15-year tenure in the Scottish top flight is under threat. The club’s golden era could come to an end. St Johnstone’s long-serving owners look set to sell up. And some history- making players could be on their way out of the door. Read more

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