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Camley's Cartoon on Monday, March 18: Munro bagging

Camley's Cartoon on Monday, March 18: Munro bagging

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Mark Smith: First Brexit, then Scoxit: what leaving the EU can teach us about Scottish independence

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Obituary: Paul Henderson Scott, writer and former vice-president of the SNP

Letters: May could yet emerge as our Brexit heroine

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Practical steps to help encourage the maintenance of older properties

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Ken Smith's Diary: In a flap; Horsing around; Fly guy

Steel did not hear victims

Agenda: How to help our children look after their eyesight

Kirsty Strickland: Children can test your patience, but smacking them is not the answer

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THOSE WERE THE DAYS - 1969: Final journey of No. 1571, the power station locomotive

John Buchan's career as one of an elite team of Empire loyalists

Iain Macwhirter: If anyone was in any doubt that the UK political system is fundamentally broken, they know now

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Rab McNeil: The invention of the internet has let a million fruit loops expound their conspiracy theories

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Christchurch: Professor Stephen Reicher on the New Zealand terror attack

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Kevin McKenna: Westminster's political freaks and curiosities are independence's best recruiting sergeants

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Stephen Naysmith: If we don’t challenge ‘them and us’, terrorist narratives can flourish

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Rab McNeil: Dear Gov - Is the hate crime campaign more bother than it’s worth?

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Keith Bruce: Can we stop remaking TV shows and films from five decades ago, please?

Susan Swarbrick: Poundland's political crystal ball, Trump's word mash and virtue signalling bores

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By Jove, it's Michael Gove

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When clothes are old friends

Sophie's choice

Dire fare on the BBC

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Obituary: Charlie Whiting, Formula One race director

Fidelma Cook: 'Theresa May has lied, manipulated, sneered and shamed us all'

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FUTURE SHOCK: Time to cancel the troll billionaire genius seduced by sinister Trump cult QAnon

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Andrew McKie: Time to dump May and strike a compromise at long last

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Letters: David Mundell is a busted flush and an embarrassment to the people of Scotland

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Obituary: Donald Campbell, playwright, poet and theatre historian

Ron McKay: Getting pickled, the algorithm from hell, the villain of Brexit and the ignored man of letters

How Bloody Sunday prosecution punctures myth of British state as ‘honest broker’ in Northern Ireland

LETTERS

Herald on Sunday letters: Brexit, powers of attorney, environment

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Letters: Could this collapse of democracy lead to a push for PR?

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LETTERS

Letters: Brexit has brought the UK to its lowest post-war ebb

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Obituary: Jerry Merryman, co-inventor of the pocket calculator

Catriona Stewart: My plant and precious friendships from those we hardly see

Herald Diary: Horses for courses

Agenda: Towards a bolder transport strategy

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The danger with smacking is that it will escalate into violence against children

Ian McConnell: No-deal Brexit would be awful but this particular Tory’s warning sticks in craw

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THOSE WERE THE DAYS - 1938: Energetic displays catch the eye at the Empire Exhibition

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Shame on Lord Steel over Smith revelation

Camley's Cartoon on Friday, March 15: Last chance for Theresa May

Brian Beacom: Women deserve the right to be just as violent as men on TV

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Obituary: Peter Hurford, organist who played all of Bach's organ music in mammoth Edinburgh Festival sessions

Letters: After all the drama, it will still be May's deal or no deal

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Letters: The 2014 promises of Scotland being an equal partner in the UK now ring hollow

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Now is the time to reassess our redundant listed buildings

Agenda: Why Shetland deserves to be the new space frontier

Give isles ferry an overhaul

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THOSE WERE THE DAYS - 1977: Glasgow's steamies may have modernised but the pram still rules

Herald Diary: What are Rangers fans throwing? Oh, aye, – it's the towel

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Herald Diary: Fake tans and Orange Walks

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