
An artistic journey that delivered ‘Modern’ art
IT WAS A COLD winter day near the end of the 19th Century and a bright new sun arose that morning bringing warmth and new hope

IT WAS A COLD winter day near the end of the 19th Century and a bright new sun arose that morning bringing warmth and new hope

Hameesh al-Qobson’s diary: the view from across the Maghreb 6 April 2023 WHEN I AM OUTSIDE the jurisdiction, I do gig work under cover for

FINALLY joining the CPTPP (Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) will be a great moment for our Global Britain. As our research has shown

IGNORE the usual suspects, the fact is Brexit Britain joining CPTPP is a fantastic long term opportunity, representing a globally significant event. It makes re-joining

ON 31 MARCH 2023, I resigned from my position as Chair and Director of Cricket Scotland Limited. I fundamentally disagree with the way sportscotland is operating

ALONG WITH the long days of our Winter, the ugly reality that has become modern art continues unchecked here in Britain. For day by day,

IN THE CASCADE of commentaries that followed Nicola Sturgeon’s departure one thing is striking – how Scotland has been dominated by the extreme politicisation of

CAN BARRISTERS sue themselves for not reading important small print? There are 120 ‘prominent’ barristers currently who should be taking themselves to court for not

Hameesh al-Qobson’s diary: the view from across the Maghreb 23 March 2023 SITTING AT MIDNIGHT in a café on the Grand Socco just outside the

WATCHING A STACK of dominos collapsing on YouTube seemed a metaphor for what has been happening in Scotland recently. On 23 February 2023, Sir Iain

JEREMY HUNT’S Budget misses the point and does not address the underlying declining competitiveness of the UK economy. It fails to tackle the root of

LOOKING TO THE FUTURE, it’s super that future generations will leave our Scottish schools comfortable with knowing the right labels for body parts and sex