AS FAR BACK as I can remember I have always wanted to go to St Kilda. I have difficulty in explaining exactly why. Something caught
Warning: Spoilers ahead AN AMERICAN remake of the Danish film Speak No Evil (2022) directed by Christian Tafdrup, has been released with a new ending
NOW THAT England’s primary school reception classes have taken in their new recruits (starting later than Scotland), so the summer holidays are officially at an
ACTRESS and Met Gala favourite Blake Lively has been promoting her new film, based on the Colleen Hoover novel It ends with Us. She’s been
EVER SINCE Nicola Sturgeon crashed and burned, and Humza Yousaf promised to emigrate, the question of the Union has gone off the boil in Scotland.
THE RECENT DECISION to halt the Park of Keir development project marks a significant victory for local communities, activists, and the Stirling Council – highlighting
TO THE BEREAVED FAMILIES, a year after the Lucy Letby conviction, time is likely to have made little difference to their grief and discussion of
ANYONE CURIOUS about what our failed First Minister of recent memory, Humza Yousaf, is likely to experience when he leaves Britain for Islamic pastures new
THERE IS no problem in Scottish society where the SNP will not attempt to apportion at least a measure of blame to ‘Westminster’. But its
IT SHOULD come as no surprise that there’s a new animation with its release timed for the summer holidays to indoctrinate our children and grandchildren
CLIMATE CHANGE is happening and the environmental issues, we are told, are serious. We need to be prepared. My jury is out on whether we
IN A RECENT YouTube video, historian David Starkey (pictured) delivered a blistering critique of modern British conservatism, drawing stark parallels between the political landscapes of