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House of Lords may yet be the guardians of the national interest

Letters: House of Lords may yet be the guardians of the national interest

3

We owe it to our children to halt the drive towards rampant capitalism

We must have answers as to why the taxpayers are having to pay the prices for hospital failures

Worrying gaps in new regulations aimed at helping those in debt arrangement schemes

Builders need more regulation

Herald on Sunday letters: what readers are talking about this week

Letters: Monarchy will not be relevant to daily life in an independent Scotland

40

Trudeau is being unjustly pilloried

2

This is why I love The Herald

Letters: How can we ever again believe in non-political, independent monarchy?

15

We need a state education system that honours all faiths and none

8

Banks should be forced to come together to increase the availability of free cash machines

2

Minority rule not OK

1

Driving cars and polluting vehicles out of the cities is only part of the solution

3

Letters: We should seek to maintain a diverse and pluralistic education system

28

Liberal Democrats should be trying to negotiate an electoral pact with Labour

11

Freeman played the blame game

15

Letters Special: Will Scotland ever return to its sensible, stoic past?

12

Letters: It is wrong to make political capital out of hospital crisis by targeting the Health Secretary

5

Rail idea is not feasible

1

It is time the public woke up to the true cost of renewable energy

5

Letters: Unionist aim now is to redraw indyref2 mandate

2

SNP must know there will be no special case made for Scotland on EU conditions

10

Republican marchers should look to the template set by All Under One Banner

In need of an inquisitor

3

Here's why the doctors' pension problems are so taxing

Letters: Let SNP now publish Yellowhammer equivalent for independence

52

Letters: Any future referendum on the constitution should require a 60 per cent winning post

14

Labour’s drive for equality will need to address the ghettoisation of today’s society

1

Scotland needs to look to its own history on sectarianism

Make tracks for Cairnryan

Herald on Sunday letters: what readers are talking about this week

5

Letters: Public infrastructure projects are hamstrung by legacy of Tory and Labour PFI schemes

13

Reasons behind the pensions tax rate angst explained

2

Scotland's new comedy act?

Letters Special: The threat to the decency of our society is now all too clear

41

Sectarian problem that is afflicting Glasgow is still a major blight in Northern Ireland

2

It is vital that the law upholds life and protects the vulnerable

Concern over sentence cut

Ignorance over assisted dying

11

When the dust eventually settles, we Scots must press on with citizens assemblies

2

Boycott's knighthood demonstrates once more the need to reassess antediluvian honours system

Our tax laws need to be respected, irrespective of the discomfort they may cause

1

Failure of Cameron talks sealed Brexit fate

1

Letters: Border in the Irish Sea could yet end this Brexit agony

9

We must come to terms with the fact that population growth is a real problem for the nation

6

Taxpayer-owned RBS is bankrolling British and Russian nuclear weapons

1

Out of step on right to die

3

Letters: Which way now for Sturgeon when it comes to a new independence vote?

26

Letters: The absurdity of the logic behind Boris Johnson’s No-Deal threat over Brexit

1

Letters: Doctor-prescribed suicide will simply increase pressure on vulnerable patients

6

Letters: Delaying a General Election is acting against the nation’s best interests

2

Letters: New Scotland needs to be outward-looking and internationalist

There is no logic in not allowing asssisted dying with the right safeguards

1

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