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Iain Macwhirter: Tories face the choice of living dangerously with Boris, or dying quietly with Jeremy Hunt

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Iain Macwhirter: Tories face the choice of living dangerously with Boris, or dying quietly with Jeremy Hunt

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Finger and the Pulse, roaming no more, Bojo anointed and the language legacy of Game of Thrones

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Rab McNeil: Entertaining Trump - when Charles meets Donald

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Donald Cameron MSP: Let's hope for a quick leadership campaign

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Herald on Sunday opinion: Boris Johnson must call a General Election

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Kevin McKenna: May will come to be remembered as the woman who gave Scotland its greatest gift: independence

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Fidelma Cook: The idea that my dog might be a target is unbearable

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Rab McNeil: An extra 31 hours a week of leisure time sounds like too much hard work

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Catriona Stewart: I love cycling but after another death, could I recommend it?

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Susan Swarbrick: A bird feeder buffet, hologram hell and Theresa May's concert invite

Camley's Cartoon on Saturday May 25: Row over Kirk's fossil fuel investments

Rethinking the school day

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An old dog with new tricks

Obituary: Jake Black, Scots musician known for Alabama 3 and the theme tune of The Sopranos

Qatar World Cup toll is shocking

THOSE WERE THE DAYS - 1981: “Butter, 2lbs of porridge oats and Red Kooga, please”

Camley's Cartoon on Friday, May 24: The votes have been cast

FUTURE SHOCK: Dear Theresa, we both deserve universal credit for making the UK a better place, especially for immigrants and the unemployed. Yours, Amber

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Gary Smith: The solution is obvious... British Steel should be nationalised

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Letters: Treachery in the Conservative Party has not yet run its course

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Mark Smith: Morrissey, Roy Wood, Sturgeon and May – the identity problem in politics that has got us into this mess

Herald View: The PM has left the UK with a legacy of chaos

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Obituary: Nan Winton, the first woman to read the news on BBC Television

Obituary: Colin Hodgson, Scottish GP whose innovations in patient care were adopted across the UK

Letters: Yes side is the one guilty of double standards

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Letters: Kirk's decision will not reassure Palestinians

To deny your sexuality is mentally, physically and emotionally corrosive

The Herald Diary: Don't vote – it only encourages 'em

How to change the future for a child in care

Obituaries: a former Tory cabinet minister and a rugby league footballer

Could women's brains be wired for crosswords?

Here’s hoping that electric vehicles will not end up as a charge on us all

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Herald Diary: Just the ticket

THOSE WERE THE DAYS - 1988: When flower-power met the war on plastic

Letters: The blocking of indyref2 reeks of hypocrisy

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Alison Rowat: Should Scotland be afraid of the big bad Farage factor?

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Camley's Cartoon on Thursday, May 23: Tory party leadership contest heats up

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Brian Beacom: Barrowman is wrong: gay actors are right not to come out

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Obituary: Judith Kerr, beloved children’s author known for Mog and The Tiger Who Came to Tea

Obituary: John Hamilton, farmer and breeder of Blackface sheep

Time for the Church of Scotland to listen to its congregations

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Letters: Do not be too quick to write off much-needed jobs and investment at Loch Lomond

Agenda: Kirk needs to question its stance on Israel and Palestine

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Obituary: Herman Wouk, writer known for The Caine Mutiny and The Winds of War

Keep up the programmes to prevent homelessness

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Herald Diary: Just the job for sloth-like students

THOSE WERE THE DAYS - 1962: Glaswegians take to the roads in 24-hour rail strike

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Iain Macwhirter: Farage will get the last laugh over the milkshake pranksters

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Letters: Why critics are right to query Question Time

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Rosemary Goring: Is Creative Scotland more dictator than facilitator?

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Camley's Cartoon on Wednesday, May 22: The SNP's currency dilemma

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Obituary: Dale Greig, Scottish athletics pioneer and holder of the first official world record for the women's marathon

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