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Thurdsday 2 February
Why Michelle Mone has to stay in Scotland
Kenneth Roy
Dumbing-down the world's literary masterpieces
The short-list
The perils of travelling by train in Scotland
a selection of readers' views
Why should Alex Salmond be caressed with a feather duster by paxo?
Tom Gallagher
We're enjoying the deep darkness, and the light from the stars
Howie Firth
Wednesday 1 February
My letter from Mr Goodwin, as we must now learn to call him
Kenneth Roy
Proving ourselves: the strange academic world of impact:
Chris Holligan
For all their glitter, the cities of the world only touch us as voyeurs
Leonard Quart
Introducing to the Scottish public, the one and only Devo Max...
Bob Smith
This film could have put me off sex. not for too long, hopefully
Barney MacFarlane
Tuesday 31 January
Whit's wrang wi' you? You no' like oor sick talk?
Kenneth Roy
The leadership class in the UK has forfeited its moral authority
Walter Humes
New Zealanders know where they are. Do we?
Douglas Wood
A film embodying the greatest of all American themes
Andrew Hook
What is this 'Civic Scotland' that has suddenly become a proper name?
Jill Stephenson
Thursday 26 January
Could it get any worse than yesterday?
Kenneth Roy
On this significant day, a theory on why the Scots still lack well-being
Eileen Reid
Tomorrow is Holocaust Memorial Day. these people are part of it
Bob Cant
It looks as if snow is only for kids from private schools
Grahm Connelly
Let me introduce you to the internet version of the pub bore
Catherine Czerkawska
Wednesday 25 January
The tale of a man who stayed too long at a pub
Kenneth Roy
The state of Scottish culture on Burns' birthday
Howie Firth and others
The most famous headline in Scottish journalism turns out to be a myth
Chris Holme
How we talk to patients in Catalonia and Inverness
A selection of views by Leo Martin and others
A country turned upside down by corruption
Ronnie Smith
Tuesday 24 January
The Year of Conning Scotland has officially begun
Kenneth Roy
If the Supreme Court blocks it, the referendum should still go ahead
Robin Downie
Even if you're dying in Catalonia, you had better not speak Spanish
Bob Cant
Tuesday night is no longer 'slump in front of the TV' night
Alan McIntyre
The history of our post-war progress is not all it seems
Jill Stephenson
Thursday 19 January
Could Mr Salmond be blown away by his own charisma?
Kenneth Roy
The day I left Oz Blackstone's wife dead on the kitchen floor
Quintin Jardine
Three cheers for the under-valued public sector
Anthony Seaton
What on earth has happened to my dongle?
Walter Humes
We were told to forget our cares at the door
Andrew Hook
Wednesday 18 January
Where Scotland should be looking for inspiration
Kenneth Roy
Where is the Scottish theatre in our journey of liberation?
Thom Cross
Best fans. Best stovies
Gerry Hassan
Requiem for my wife, Kay Carmichael
David Donnison honours a remarkable Scotswoman
Romney is starting to acquire an aura of inevitability
Alan Fisher reports from South Carolina
Tuesday 17 January
BBC Scotland has been exposed as shifty and hypocritical
Kenneth Roy
Who is to lead the resistance when Salmond sets up the referendum?
R D Kernohan
The ratings agencies are behaving like financial terrorists
Raymond Soltysek
We hid the stash at Stonehaven. It wasn't all there when we got back
Gerry Hassan
Try again. Fail again. Fail better.
Eileen Reid
Thursday 12 January
They've not only got the man's name wrong. They've got the wrong man
Kenneth Roy
An open letter to David Cameron telling him why he is mistaken
Kenyon Wright
The loss of the Scots language would be a cultural catastrophe
Michael Hance
Neddy: the evangelist who was Scotland's only prohibitionist MP
Bob Cant
The English are the most civilised of all the races
Iain Macmillan
Wednesday 11 January
Lend me your cliché...as we approach our date with destiny
Kenneth Roy
Andrew Hook is wrong. Again and again, it seems
Alex Cox and David Hill
Falsely accused of murder and rape, yet the state owes me no duty of care
Jim Fairlie
How my husband persuaded Norman MacCaig to change his name
Tessa Ransford
New year on the hills has inspired me to brush-up on my first aid
Graham Connelly
Tuesday 10 January
A referendum? Let's see if we can spell Norman MacCaig first
Kenneth Roy
A majority of registered voters should be required for independence
Andrew Hook
The audience gasped as they prepared to sing the national anthem
Michael Elcock
The presidential hopeful who equates homosexuality to bestiality
Alan Fisher
Glasgow's art lovers are seeing only half the picture
Barney MacFarlane
Thursday 6 January
The violence of last hours. The violence of first hours
Kenneth Roy
The Scottish opposition parties should begin talks with Alex Salmond
Robin Downie
The morning after: first hours of the year in Dunkeld
Islay McLeod
The jury is still out on whether we have a firewall fit for purpose
R D Kernohan
If I reach the age of 90, I intend to take up drinking seriously
Walter Humes
Thursday 22 December
the Scottish Review's not the review of the year
Kenneth Roy's
For God's sake, will you give me another whisky
Lorn Macintyre
Dawn comes round, and there you are, still wearing the suit
George Chalmers
At 11pm in Tobermory, the sight of naked men in bowler hats
Islay McLeod
My uncle Cliff and the need to bear witness
Joanne McNally
I have no wish to be the Rev I M Jolly, but really...
R D Kernohan
Even in these hard times, the world need not be a dark, lonesome place
Angus Skinner
Wednesday 21 December
The meanest act of the political year
Kenneth Roy
Should children be taught how to gamble?
Walter Humes
The danger of letting the police decide what is offensive
Tom Gallagher
Believe it or not, here I am praising the BBC
Alan Fisher
I have a guilty little secret. You will find me on the mid-list
Catherine Czerkawska
Tuesday 20 December
Cruelty on a country bus mocks the season of goodwill
Kenneth Roy
The agenda behind the bill: feminisation of Scotland
Jackie Kemp
Bang go the seals, as the west coast surrenders to fish farming
Ewan Kennedy
Why was this extraordinary Scottish-made programme not shown in the south?
Andrew Hook
Julian Barnes' novel and the power of memory
Leonard Quart
Thursday 15 December
Seasonal thoughts on the first minister's Christmas card
Kenneth Roy
We should remind ourselves what this man did for us
Eileen Reid
The story of a dying prisoner tells us why the NHS needs to be free
Steve Tilley
The dark arts that threaten Obama's chances of re-election
Andrew Hook
I am adjusting to my new life as a couch surfer
David Torrance
Wednesday 14 December
Accidents and emergencies at the health board
Kenneth Roy
Scotland has just set back the cause of penal reform by 100 years
David Mackenzie
The Forsyth formula comes to the aid of the parties
John Forsyth
Poets are good at metaphors. Politicians should avoid them
Robin Downie's view of political language
Home Movie
Gerard Rochford's December poem
Tuesday 13 December
Milly Dowler and the Leveson inquiry
Kenneth Roy
Yes minister? Or simply yes men?
Walter Humes
Six men of God out in the cold this Christmas
Bruce Gardner
Just how 'noble' were ordinary German soldiers?
Jill Stephenson
How come Barcelona seem to have 22 players on the field?
Thom Cross
Thursday 8 December
Crisis? What crisis? The NHS's big bucks are bigger than ever
Kenneth Roy
To the Doric spaker, I wanted to shout: 'Gonnae speak English hen?'
David McVey
The only way to change things in Scotland is to change us
Bruce Gardner
Are policy decisions really based on 'evidence'?
Walter Humes
We are beset by bizarre euphemisms, and cup cakes
Jill Stephenson
Wednesday 7 December
Named: Scotland's gold-plated public pensioners
Kenneth Roy
Why I went on strike last week. And why I'm on a loser
Raymond Soltysek
Are there any public thinkers in Scotland? If so, who are they?
Andrew Hook
Let's not knock the young. Instead, let's salute them for their enthusiasm
Catherine Czerkawska
The top two have dominated Scottish football too long. What can be done? Alasdair Galloway
Tuesday 6 December
Unfortunately, it has become necessary to defend Jeremy Clarkson
Kenneth Roy
A masterly performance by Scotland's very own actor-manager
Tom Gallagher
Why I look back with pride to a time of national self-confidence
Alison Prince
In 41 of the 54 countries of the Commonwealth, it is still a crime to be gay
Bob Cant
The boys' club in Irish politics should be broken up
Anita Toolan writes from Dublin
Thursday 1 December
How I succeeded in annoying Shami Chakrabarti
Kenneth Roy
A man of integrity has been destroyed by lynch lust
Robert Calder et al
The universal duty to question everything we believe
Eileen Reid
If my poor pun needs an exclamation mark, please add it yourself
Katie Grant
Such enthusiasm for a parliament without power
Alan Fisher reports from Egypt
Wednesday 20 November
Should we start worrying about free speech?
Kenneth Roy
Ray Lewis is a beacon of hope for the long road ahead
Walter Humes
The young want 'respect'. But it's often a one-way deal
Jill Stephenson
The fans are voting with their feet. Just as well there's sectarianism
Andrew Sanders
Why my wife was left holding the baby
Andrew McFadyen on the big project
Tuesday 29 November
The strange case of Jack McLean
Kenneth Roy
Am I being stalked?
Lorn Macintyre
We would be better neighbours as independent countries
Paul H Scott
Despite everything, Newt somehow stays in the race
Alan Fisher
Not a Christmas read...
David Donnison
Thursday 24 November
A cliffhanger of an end to a classic Scottish detective story
Kenneth Roy
Revealing Scotland's dirty little secret
David Hill
Two deeply moving theatrical experiences. And The Killing too
Barbara Millar's diary
A Robin Hood tax would be immensely popular
Andrew Hook
We should take seriously the rise of assorted cultures of protest
R D Kernohan
Wednesday 23 November
A crime involving millions of pounds. But the dock remains empty
Kenneth Roy
A dawn raid on the home of a 17-year-old caught singing
Kevin Rooney
I have joined the 'sorry procession' of Scots heading south
David Torrance
Britain's two compensation cultures
Anthony Seaton
A society which stresses the price of everything and the value of nothing
Robin Downie
Tuesday 22 November
From Scotland with love, a little conscience money
Kenneth Roy
They're flattening a Scottish icon because they don't know what to do with it
Christopher Harvie
Write someone else's obituary or, better still, write your own
Marian Pallister
A last, last word on the great literary feud
Quintin Jardine
Not the 'brightest bulb in the class', but she lit up my journey
Andrew Hook
Thursday 17 November
The poison at the heart of Scotland
Kenneth Roy
Corporate culture remains firmly in the ascendancy
Walter Humes
Our present condition reminds me of the cave
Eileen Reid
Why do different rules apply to women?
Rose Galt
Barbara Millar's person of the week
'She had the eternal youth that an inquiring mind possesses'
Wednesday 16 November
Rumours of her death have been greatly exaggerated
Kenneth Roy
What am I now? An English author, a Scottish author or just an author?
Katie Grant
To find peace, we have to look beyond blame and learn to forgive
Bill Mitchell
The 72-day marriage that swamped the financial crisis
Alan Fisher
Saturday: a fine day for football match and funeral
David McVey
Tuesday 15 November
The Scotsman newspaper and the man with the golden hiya
Kenneth Roy
This literary row is connected to low national self-esteem
James Robertson
Why I cannot share in poppy mania
Eric Wilson
The 'oops' that was heard around the world
Alan Fisher
In despair I press the sub-titles button. A big mistake
Andrew Hook
Monday 14 November
The critic from the Johnston Press and three women writers
Kenneth Roy
Stuart Kelly has been shouted down by 'pitiful' accusations
Two of the critic's supporters hit back
I have been falsely accused of belittling the Holocaust
Sophie Cooke
A visionary has smeared his argument with the bile of personal animosity
Robert Livingston
Thursday 10 November
Revealing the secrets of a 70-year-old university jotter
Kenneth Roy
Was the editor of SR right or wrong about the M5 accident?
Tim Coulson and others
Among the leaderless young in Zuccotti Park, a glimmer of hope
Leonard Quart
Why not gay marriage? We have a tradition of religious liberalism
Christopher Harvie
Wednesday 9 November
So why did the M5 accident receive so much coverage?
Kenneth Roy
Kevin Rooney and his nephew should wise up about those chants
Edward Andrews
Forgive me. I may have told you this before
Walter Humes
Maybe Herbert was an intellectual giant after all
Anthony Seaton and John Cameron
Sonata
Gerard Rochford's poem for November
Tuesday 8 November
My exchange of emails with the new Tory leader in Scotland
Kenneth Roy
Scotland might be about to enter the world. Will our writers want to see it?
Stuart Kelly
Let the young live with their parents. I'm staying put
Jill Stephenson
Obama may be going down to defeat. But to whom?
Alan Fisher
Even Alice and Humpty Dumpty have been corrupted now
Andrew Hook
Thursday 3 November
Now that Jim can't fix it, who will?
Kenneth Roy
It may now be scientifically possible to read our minds
Eileen Reid
The Labour movement has ceased to exist. The SNP is filling the void
Judith Jaafar
My happy days with the great Scottish playwright
An extract from Iain Macmillan's autobiography
The Aberfoyle minister, carried away into fairyland
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Wednesday 2 November
Does Scottish public life really have to be this coarse?
Kenneth Roy
Why Celtic fans must rally to the support of an anti-Catholic bigot
Kevin Rooney
I am a gay man with a long-term partner. I want to get married
Nick Henderson
We need to work less. We should have a four-day working week for all
Kirsteen Shields
Intellectual giant?
Andrew Hook wonders
Tuesday 1 November
Why do murderers read the Guardian?
Kenneth Roy
How long before the disappointed youth of Scotland turns hostile?
Walter Humes
The landscape of Scotland should be re-wilded: bring back the wolf
Alasdair Anthony
Would Hume have agreed with Eileen Reid?
Robin Downie and Alan Weir
The words are there. We just can't do business in them
Peadar Ó Donnghaile
Friday 28 October
Gadaffi and me: the day Jim Swire took his life in his hands
Kenneth Roy
What does it mean to be a 'Scottish' writer?
Sophie Cooke
The human folly of slaughtering the sharks
Paul Keen
The acquittal of Patrick Sellar
Barbara Millar
When the judge is your enemy, you have nothing to lose
Joanne McNally
Wednesday 26 October
Scotland’s forgotten hero
Kenneth Roy
How a visit to America has deepened my understanding of Scotland
Alex Wood
When I met Gary, he asked me why I was bothering with him
Michelle Howard
I refuse to downsize. I intend to spread myself into the garden instead
Marian Pallister
In the land of the broken butterfly
Joanne McNally
Tuesday 25 October
Should we have our own time zone?
Kenneth Roy
After 2,000 weddings, I lie awake wondering what damage I have done
Ian Petrie and others
Would you mind if I dribbled? Or would you prefer me to move?
Matthew Harper
Never heard of Herman Cain? Stick around
Alan Fisher
Straight out of Kafka, I finally managed to enter Gaza
Joanne McNally
Thursday 20 October
The little people who lived at the bottom of the garden
Kenneth Roy
Why has BBC Scotland been handed the red card?
Alasdair McKillop
How are we to regain our competitive edge?
Eileen Reid
Why Steve Jobs will be remembered long after A N Wilson
Catherine Czerkawska
Get on yer bike, Beijing style
Douglas Wood
Wednesday 19 October
Sorry!
Kenneth Roy's short guide to apologies
Why I do not intend to 'pass away' or even 'pass on'
Rose Galt
Why is a civil partnership not good enough?
A selection of views on gay marriage
Post the 9/11 anniversary, Americans are indulging in a false rhetoric
Leonard Quart
The doctor who diagnosed his patients before they had uttered a word
Barbara Millar
Tuesday 18 October
Tommy Sheridan should be released a week tomorrow
Kenneth Roy
The Scots who still think it's acceptable to mock the Jews
Paula Cowan
We shouldn't wait until we're as rich as Bill Gates to give something back
Elizabeth Goodwin
The unlikely villain of a murderous plot
Alan Fisher
A strong blend of sex and politics (with a little shopping)
Tom Hubbard
Thursday 13 October
If you are in the public eye, it is probably best to die young
Kenneth Roy
Are you feeling stressed at work? If so, here are the reasons
Walter Humes
What do these mannequins in school uniform tell us about learning?
David Mackenzie
The Manx show us that independence means there is no one else to blame
Alison Prince
Flirt and philanthropist, Scotland's teaman of the western world
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Wednesday 12 October
A new novel by Charles Dickens: 'Adam Werritty'
Kenneth Roy
Has an irony bypass come with Archbishop Conti's high hat?
Rose Galt and others
FoI has become Freedom Not to Grant Information
Jill Stephenson
What is greatness? And did Steve Jobs really fit the bill?
Readers' views
Woody Allen re-discovers his form in a wet Paris
Andrew Hook
Tuesday 11 October
The archbishop will have to find a better reason for opposing gay marriage
Kenneth Roy
We're a mixed-race couple applying for a partner visa. What's not to
be afraid of?
Harry McGrath
The land of the free where hunger has become 'food insecurity'
Alan Fisher
Why am I beset by ,ow'key grief ofrsomeone I never knew?
Catherine Czerkawska
The wise woman who 'wrestled' with the Kirk
R D Kernohan
Thursday 6 October
Paxman now reserves the right to address a guest as 'Mr Idiot'
Kenneth Roy
A radical cure for the partisan blight on Scotland
Eileen Reid
The second question in the referendum is the vital one
David Torrance
Memories of summer
Islay McLeod
Wednesday 5 October
MSP Dave and his Holyrood secret society
Kenneth Roy
Lack of sunshine is the key to Scotland's ill-health
Judith Jaafar
We must prepare fortress Britain, able to feed and defend itself
The final part of a four-part series by Michael Boulton-Jones
Roy of the Rovers gets it in the neck
Eddie Bone and James Black
The strange behaviour of young people in supermarkets
Robin Downie
Tuesday 4 October
It is Annabel Goldie who is insulting our dead servicemen
Kenneth Roy
Who has the vision and charisma to lead the opposition in Scotland?
Walter Humes
The communications people who prefer not to communicate
Alex Wood
Dee
Gerard Rochford's poem for October
Thursday 29 September
Why this correspondence is now closed
Kenneth Roy
Gaelic will not die naturally. It will be killed by those who speak other tongues
Donald Murray
In a cramped, hungry world, there may be no universal good
The second part of a four-part series by Michael Boulton-Jones
The time has come for authors to spread the word themselves
Catherine Czerkawska
The curious pastime of waiting for a parcel
Andrew Hook
Wednesday 28 September
The vital clues to Scotland's wretched health
Kenneth Roy
We are in danger of turning Scottish universities into English ones
Jill Stephenson
Morality in the 21st century
The first part of a four-part series by Michael Boulton-Jones
What are we to make of the Not Proven verdict in the Wilson case?
John Brown
The heroic sculptor who refused to move to London
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Tuesday 27 September
The BBC mocks a man for his looks, yet talks of 'putting quality first'
Kenneth Roy
Do Scotland's cultural icons serve the nation well?
Walter Humes
Scotland had an important role in Europe long before the union
A Scottish Review forum
Would I mind being remaindered?
R D Kernohan
The letters that used to be addressed 'Edinburgh N B'
Andrew Hook
Thursday 22 September
Three Little Englanders
Kenneth Roy
Why do we condone this disgraceful reek? What can be done about it?
Eileen Reid
Dusseldorf daze: or the world of Bill Jamieson
Christopher Harvie
Can Martin McGuinness really become president of the republic?
Alan Fisher
The generous actor whopretended to lose his lines
Barbara Millar
Wednesday 21 September
A victim of football-inspired domestic abuse writes to SR
Kenneth Roy
Do we really want to leave it to our children to sort out the climate mess?
An SR forum
There was nothing ordinary about ordinary degrees
Robert Calder
Is Murdo about to become another great Scottish inventor?
Dennis Smith
Scottish history has vanished, yet not quite
Steve Tilley
Tuesday 20 September
A hollow apology from the Daily Record
Kenneth Roy
The loss of faith in our institutions is now everywhere in evidence
Walter Humes
The last night of the Proms might have shown us a way forward
Bob Cant
Why I do not wish to be a little Scotlander
Anthony Seaton
A reminder of the left's rich tradition, now jettisoned
Alex Wood
Thursday 15 September
A Scottish mystery of life and death
Kenneth Roy
Where is Scotland going? And why? And how?
A Scottish Review forum on union vs independence
Is Murdo's campaign a blast of fresh air or a bag of hot wind?
R D Kernohan
The divisions now mean nothing
Alison Prince
A country at the crossroads
David Torrance
Wednesday 14 September
The vanishing tycoon, his knighthood, and the first minister
Kenneth Roy
What's wrong with a three-year degree? There's still time for coffee
Robin Downie
The trams fiasco denotes a poverty of ambition
Jill Stephenson
Why did Tony Blair renunciate his own beliefs?
Kenyon Wright
The explorer who preferred the horrors of Africa to the boredom of Scotland
Barbara Millar
Tuesday 13 September
David Cameron and the company he keeps
Kenneth Roy
The few remaining pro-union writers are keeping their heads down
Andrew Hook
The Scots politician with too many principles to be a Soviet spy
Alex Wood
The day I cried like a baby at the sight of my family
Bill Mitchell
Ban the book: the strange world of the campus
Catherine Czerkawska
Thursday 8 September
I have thought of a way of saving the union
Kenneth Roy
Post-independence politics will be no different in tribal Scotland
Walter Humes
It is time the Scottish people reminded the state where true power resides
George Gunn
He looked paler than a Highland junkie. That was Barcelona
George Chalmers
A share of the rewards...the way he saw football, the way he saw life
Barbara Millar
Wednesday 7 September
What on earth are they thinking about us down there?
Kenneth Roy
For Scottish unionists, federalism looks appealing. What's in it for
the English?
Dennis Smith
A fast-track, non-stop, two-year degree is dangerous nonsense
Andrew Hook
I am going to stop apologising for buying from Amazon
Catherine Czerkawska
Have you ever come across a big dame of 18 or so?
R D Kernohan
Tuesday 6 September
A closer look at Scotland's prophets of doom
Kenneth Roy
From its new location, the Scottish Review may be tempted to fly away
Bill Jamieson
Our self-flagellation over the minor issue of sectarianism
Charles Lewis
After 9/11, the US vowed never to be caught out again. But it will be
Alan Fisher
Crossing the dateline
Gerard Rochford poem for September
Photo feature: A Scottish wedding
Islay McLeod
Thursday 1 September
One of the noblest men alive
Kenneth Roy
Scottish studies is fine in principle. But who is to teach it?
Andrew Hook
One day I realised that I no longer heard the bummers
Bob Cant
Could Obama face a challenge from within his own party?
Alan Fisher
Deborah Kerr: the girl from Helensburgh
Barbara Millar
Wednesday 31 August
A few minutes from now, we will be turning out the lights
Kenneth Roy
Is there anyone left we can actually trust?
Walter Humes
Making it burn: we need to understand the importance of fire
Thom Cross
The Scottish landscape is disappearing before our eyes
Chris Brittain
A pig’s view of happiness. Or is it a Pict’s?
Robin Downie
Tuesday 30 August
The strange case of 'Scotland's laziest cop'
Kenneth Roy
The yawning gulf between the power brokers and the street kids
Alison Prince
Rangers football club must apologise for its shameful practices
John Kelly
The society in which 'worker' has become a dirty word
Leonard Quart
Was Stella, friend of the Milne's Bar set, really a victim?
Malcolm Fraser
Thursday 25 August
He is everywhere, but nowhere: a journey of love and loss
Eileen Reid
The absence of belief is part of the reason for our current malaise
Walter Humes
If he is killed or jailed, will the truth about Lockerbie ever come out?
Judith Jaafar
Kilsyth has won the battle to shape what kids do. Renfrew has lost it
Alan McIntyre
The anatomist who carried a loaded pistol wherever he went
Barbara Millar
Wednesday 24 August
The billion pound payback in the name of Scotland's NHS
Kenneth Roy
The Megrahi debate: justice done or justice denied?
Brian Fitzpatrick
The dirty big secret of the home ownership delusion
Edward Harkins
What does UK plc stand for? What is its purpose?
Bill Mitchell
My grandmother, whose vision was entirely her own
Jim Henderson
Tuesday 23 August
Why are we so afraid of our own past?
Kenneth Roy
How far should you go as a journalist?
Jock Gallagher
Are we doomed to have one festival after another?
Tessa Ransford
Scotland safe? Try telling that to the shop-keepers who pull down the shutters
John Forsyth
The grave of John Smith already looks a hundred years old
Andrew Hook
Thursday 18 August
The control room: the sinister face of Scotland's NHS
Kenneth Roy
I'm retiring at a time when the main job of a teacher is not to teach
Alex Wood
If the riots we have seen are ever repeated, I fear the consequences
R D Kernohan
The songs are not the issue. It's flinging them in the face of others
Bruce Gardner
The Greenock journalist who re-invented his town as Garvel
Barbara Millar
Wednesday 17 August
After insanity on the streets, we have insanity on the bench
Kenneth Roy
The leader of Scotland's state within a state
Bill Jamieson
Sometimes the most outrageous acts have a real attraction
Erik Cramb
A conditional common front between the Old Firm may be needed
Alasdair McKillop
Tuesday 16 August
The horror on my own doorstep
Kenneth Roy
Why the man who predicted the social disorder will be ignored
Walter Humes
An inspector called – to give me an unmistakable message
David Eastwood
George Robertson is living in a Cold War time-warp
Alan Mackinnon
Melvyn Bragg's strange view of the good book
Alex Wood
Thursday 11 August
Cosy up north: the incestuous world of the people who run Scottish culture
Kenneth Roy
Why has Tommy Sheridan not been granted an appeal?
Jim Monaghan
Is the civil disorder political in origin, or just hooliganism?
SR contributors
'If we speak out, they shoot us'
Geoffrey Boulton
And there are no poets in Orkney. I only
Ron Ferguson
Wednesday 10 August
Jimmy Reid, the filing cabinet and the miniaturising of man
Kenneth Roy
The Donald is trumped. How will Scotland keep him sweet now?
Douglas Marr
Innocent until proven guilty?
John MacLeod
As the West collapses, China is poised to take over the world
John Wight
They thought he was dead, the modest Scot who changed the world
Barbara Millar
Tuesday 9 August
In riot-free Scotland, we had best not be complacent
Kenneth Roy
The 'radical' spirits who network their way to advancement
Walter Humes
We censor ourselves out of fear. Why are we so afraid?
Jill Stephenson
Dark leather and jeans: it's time for the Two Cellos
Andrew Hook
Thursday 4 August
The nightmare of a Scottish politician wrongly accused
Kenneth Roy
How do we go about creating a non-elite corps in Scotland?
Alison Prince
There is a dangerous tendency to view evil-doers as not like us
Robin Downie
My bleeding head is nothing compared with the suffering of Ethiopea
David Torrance
The visionary who brought the Dali to Glasgow
Barbara Millar
Wednesday 3 August
A piece of good news, so we don't expect anyone to read it
Kenneth Roy
Celtic supporters have no more claim to moral purity than Rangers fans
Alasdair McKillop
A man wanted by the police about Norway tells me he doesn't hate anyone
Alan Fisher
Why I refuse to get into a state of heat about the phone-hacking scandal
R D Kernohan remains calm
Brothers passing
Gerard Rochford's poem for August
Tuesday 2 August
Joyce McMillan is one of the Scottish elite whether she likes it or not
Kenneth Roy
A victory for humanity over the cruelty of the press
Walter Humes
I have been subjected to sectarian abuse well outside the west of Scotland
Jeanette Findlay
Why is the Scottish Review so down on our beautiful game?
Robert Doherty
Now young girls can dream of scoring the winning goal
Andrew McFadyen
Thursday 28 July
With ratlike cunning and a plausible manner, I intruded into private grief
Kenneth Roy
The words 'beautiful game' should be consigned to the scrapyard
Christopher Harvie
The moment when I, too, became a fact on the ground in Gaza
Joanne McNally
The Balkans tell me that, sometimes, things fall apart for no reason at all
David Torrance
Wednesday 27 July
The inquiry judge himself has some questions to answer
Kenneth Roy
Post-Murdoch, decency and openness are more important than ever
Alison Prince
The first minister is leading his party up the garden path
Dick Mungin
I just want to turn away
Leonard Quart
The dashing Scot whose life ended in tragedy and ruin
Barbara Millar
Tuesday 26 July
Pass the sick bag, Alice, Mark Thompson wishes to lecture us
Kenneth Roy
In the politics of survival, truth is an early casualty
Walter Humes
Our new link with a distant and irrevocable industrial past
Andrew Hook
The rains failed. The international community can't afford to do the same
Alan Fisher
Hitler would have made a dashed fine golf club secretary
Douglas Marr
Thursday 21 July
Private Lives, Public Morality (1)
Two Scots who insist on defending the indefensible
Kenneth Roy
We may be the most unloved, but we're not all bad. Honest
Alan Fisher
If everyone around you is eating crisps, why would you whip out a banana?
Katie Cunningham
There is a crime against humanity on our doorstep. It is time to name it
David Mackenzie
If you want to run away and never be seen again, don't come here
Catherine Czerkawska
Wednesday 20 July
There is a part of the west of Scotland where sectarianism isn't rampant
Peter MacAulay
Is the doctor any more altruistic than the butcher?
Robin Downie
The friend of Livingstone who brought oil to Scotland
Barbara Millar
Tuesday 19 July
Private Lives, Public Morality (3)
Maybe we know now why Cameron vetoed Brown's IMF job
Andrew Hook
'If I cannot live as a free woman, it is better to die as a hero'
Alan Fisher reports from Cairo
The tourist spot where they won't even serve a cup of tea
Barbara Millar
Friday 1 July
Great Scots
Dewar and Black lead the field of greats by miles
Kenneth Roy
'I don't think you can plan your life. Things happen'
James Black on himself
Twelve faces of the last 25 years
Bob Smith's gallery of great Scots
The Cafe
The nominations of SR readers: a selection
Orkney, the Western Isles, Islay: my three island summers
Islay McLeod's photography
With a copy of 'Scoop' in my bag, I set off for the Rhine
R D Kernohan's summer journey
He founded the BBC, but complained that he was never 'fully stretched'
Barbara Millar
Thursday 30 June
Who speaks for the forgotten town of Greenock?
Kenneth Roy
Growth? In Scotland, the word is missing, presumed lost
Alf Young
Scotland's greatest transport disaster since the Tay Bridge
Christopher Harvie
The Royal Mail spares no expense to deliver the rubbish
Walter Humes
Do we really need the theory of abjectness to enjoy James Robertson?
Andrew Hook
Wednesday 29 June
The 25 greatest Scots of the last 25 years
Kenneth Roy
The oppressive mood of Scotland's new identity politics
Dick Mungin
Is Latin making a comeback in Scottish Catholicism?
Bill Heaney
Self-confident Turkey comes in from the cold
Alan Fisher
Would sectarianism be such an issue if we didn't bang on about it?
Judith Jaafar
Tuesday 28 June
Reputations revisited: Edwin Morgan and Lord Rodger
Kenneth Roy
Abused at the hands of the aggressive unionist community
Joan McAlpine
Some advice for Roseanna on how to beat sectarianism
Three views
There is no better preparation for life than disappointment
Jill Stephenson
The Kirk has hit an iceberg. Not everyone knows it's sinking
Bruce Gardner
Thursday 23 June
Why is Roseanna's Catholicism an issue?
Kenneth Roy
Oh, for a crack or two appearing in the worship of purchase
Alison Prince
The dogma of public bad, private good is well past its sell-by
Andrew Hook
Tom Johnston and Jimmy Reid: Best first ministers
Bob Cant
There is a queer Scotchman come. His name is Wilkie
Barbara Millar
Wednesday 22 June
The national anthem, the sign of the cross, and other offences
Kenneth Roy
The wealth of Edwin Morgan
Readers' views
Bone-shaken and stirred: tales from the top deck
Rose Galt
The best first ministers Scotland never had: part 1
Bob Cant
My old church has chosen a dud
David Mackenzie
Tuesday 21 June
The anti-capialist poet who made a fortune on the stock market
Kenneth Roy
The role of the UK Supreme Court cannot avoid being controversial
Dennis Smith
Everything wrong with Scotland sits in the bay for two days
George Gunn
Sublety is a foreign land in this hatchet job on Tommy Sheridan
John Wight
A mirror on a shabby world
Walter Humes
Thursday 16 June
It is possible that the first minister just needs a holiday
Kenneth Roy
Could Scotland have its own Ivy League?
Andrew Hook
Whit thochts anent oor ain time?
Christopher Harvie
Tough oil is with us. There is no way back to the time of plenty
Alison Prince
Works of art are not good for anything. They are an end in themselves
Tessa Ransford
Wednesday 15 June
Why Mrs Angiolini did not deserve a damehood
Kenneth Roy
Will a good man be corrupted by power?
Bruce Gardner
The NHS bureaucracy that doesn't know how many people it employs
John Womersley
Land of inspiration for a young Alex Salmond
David Torrance
The beguiling mystery of the Lewis Chessmen
Bill Boyd
Tuesday 14 June
Why Mr Souter did not deserve a knighthood
Kenneth Roy
The heart-rending dignity of the poor kids from the tower blocks
Catherine Czerkawska
A modest proposal for removing irritating people from public life
Walter Humes
The war hero who fell to his knees and surrendered to Christ
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Thursday 9 June
The new democracy: part 3
There is a lesson for Scotland in the Southern Cross fiasco
Kenneth Roy
Should we mobilise the law to police sectarian attitudes?
Tom Gallagher
There is something rotten at the heart of the condition of Scottish men
Part 2
Gerry Hassan
A poetic consideration of Hell
David Harvie
Wednesday 8 June
The new democracy: part 2
The night they tried to buy me
Kenneth Roy
The importance of going against the grain
Walter Humes
The story of becoming a modern Scottish man
Part 1
Gerry Hassan
The Irish demand gender equality of others, but fail to deliver it themselves
Kieran O'Brien
A West Highland journey: Oban to Glasgow
Islay McLeod
Tuesday 7 June
The new democracy: part 1
There may not even be time for pudding in the New Club
Kenneth Roy
A modern democracy cannot be established from this thinking
John McGovern
The place where lives are marred from cradle to grave
Katie Cunningham
Iceland's salutary message for the Scots
David Torrance
Ram Gopal in a Norbury Nursing Home
Gerard Rochford's poem for June
Thursday 2 June
Rings of truth: part 3
I was wrong. It's personal, and very, very nasty
Kenneth Roy
The UK 'recovery' will take us back to the 1830s
Alf Young
I was there to see the results of Mladic's handiwork
Marian Pallister
When they said they worked in the oil industry, I knew I was in trouble
Douglas Marr
Transfer every death into a birth
Tessa Ransford
Wednesday 1 June
Rings of truth: part 2
The shameful treatment of Lord Hope augurs ill
Kenneth Roy
The word 'professional' is now as suspect as the word 'banker'
Walter Humes
There's nothing to do in Oban
Islay McLeod
There is more to Green politics than hugging a tree
Alison Prince
The fire pioneer whose men were know as the Jimmy braiders
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Tuesday 31 May
Rings of truth: part 1
Alex Salmond and the Nat Fraser case
Kenneth Roy
The terrors of young women outside the exam hall
Barbara Millar
Bank holiday weekend: Saturday 28 May 2011, Oban
Islay McLeod
Maybe there was no massive swing on 5 May
Dennis Smith
I'm sorry to say goodbye to Ceefax, for I almost came to love it
R D Kernohan
Thursday 26 May
Scotland's man for all seasons
Kenneth Roy
Despite Ian Hamilton, the English language still works
Alison Prince and Arthur Bell
Let's just get on with (that coalition) government
R D Kernohan
Routes to freedom:
Part II: The politics
Christopher Harvie
I don't know who he is, but Ryan Giggs deserved his privacy
Jill Stephenson
Wednesday 25 May
The scandal they all chose to ignore
Kenneth Roy
Two contrasting views of the debate on gay ministers
Mark Elliott and
John Cameron
I would love to learn the language of a 10-year-old texter
Ian Hamilton QC
The young man whose death changed a country
Alan Fisher
The Scottish editor who argued with a president
Andrew Hook
Tuesday 24 May
An unpleasant encounter in a restaurant...
Kenneth Roy
Let us allow ourselves to be inspired. Let us demand roses
Maggie Craig
It can afford to fund a space programme. But it is still worthy of our aid
Gillian McMahon
The Arab spring is with us. But is winter far behind?
Alan Fisher
Thursday 19 May
Will the 'new Scotland' allow gay people to be ministers?
Kenneth Roy
The opposition could be lured into a minefield
Alf Young
Routes to freedom
Part 1: The cash
Christopher Harvie
It seems that we are all unionists now
David Torrance
A story about power, about conflict, about peace
Angus Skinner
Wednesday 18 May
The ghost on the stairs is the least of our problems
Kenneth Roy
Whatever happened to the idea of an edgy, innovative parliament?
John Forsyth
The new Scotland in darkness and in light
Gerry Hassan
Photo-essay from a Scottish jobs blackspot
Islay McLeod
Tuesday 17 May
What hope in Scotland of a gentle, civilised nationalism?
Kenneth Roy
SR and the election
Readers' responses to last week's controversial editorials
Cross-party agreement is needed to deal with the SNP agenda
Walter Humes
A country divided by the visit of a British monarch
Bill Heaney
In Washington, they are making contingency plans
Alan Fisher
Friday 13 May
I stand accused of being a traitor to Scotland
Kenneth Roy
Time for an affirmative unionist story less reliant on stale arguments
Katie Grant
Scotland's man of the moment
Bob Smith
The sound of silence over Scotland's financial disgrace
Bob Cant
Helga's Hat
Gerard Rochford's poem for May
Wednesday 11 May
The myth of a united Scotland
Kenneth Roy
In Scotland, there is an enormous wall of national silence
Bob Cant
The noble world of Bobby Charlton is becoming a distant memory
Andrew Hook
The philosopher who seemed a genuinely nice guy
Barbara Millar
Tuesday 10 May
The election result was not all it has since been painted
Kenneth Roy
Our rational partnership is no longer with the UK
Christopher Harvie
The concept of Union will not disappear. But it needs adjustment
Robin Crichton
We were left to wonder what the Lib Dems were for
Jill Stephenson:
Who are they?
A guide to the new parliament
Friday 6 May
State of the Union
We asked an SR panel if the break-up of the UK is now likely
Why I didn't vote in this election
Ian Hamilton
In Shotts, a key to the SNP's stunning rout of Labour
Kenneth Roy
Despite the euphoria, there is still an underlying malaise in Scottish politics
Walter Humes
State of the Nation
A region-by-region, seat-by-seat guide to all the results so far
Central Scotland
Glasgow
Highlands and Islands
Lothian
Mid Scotland and Fife
North East Scotland
South Scotland
West Scotland
Thursday 5 May
The role model Alex Salmond should remember tonight
Kenneth Roy
How I, a non-combatant, became part of the story
Christopher Harvie
This anti-separatist prays for a big SNP win
Tom Gallagher
Caricatures of the campaign
Bob Smith
Wednesday 4 May
The adjudicator's verdict on the party leaders
Kenneth Roy
Is Alex Salmond really 'a voice of clarity and morality'?
Alf Young
We need human beings sitting with us on our hospital beds
Jill Stephenson
Why my living mother was counted among the dead
Rose Galt
White dwarfs: the woman from Dundee who discovered 222 stars
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Tuesday 3 May
The worrying people who are after your vote on Thursday
Kenneth Roy
SR election guide: The tight twenty
Central Scotland
Glasgow
Highlands and Islands
Lothian
Mid Scotland and Fife
North East Scotland
South Scotland
West Scotland
Bella implores me to get my adrenaline pumping. But can I?
David Torrance
One uncounted victim of Osama Bin Laden
Alan Fisher
Thursday 28 April
Nine days from now, Scotland may feel like a different country
Kenneth Roy
The old story is exhausted. What's the story of Scotland's future?
Gerry Hassan
London, land of the feral megarich, has the lot
Christopher Harvie
Why are people so angry?
Alison Prince
Conversations in a small town
Islay McLeod
Wednesday 27 April
How a game of cricket in a Scottish town ended in racist violence
Kenneth Roy
For a green Scotland, we will have to generate twice the power we need
Alf Young
Why should students be the arbiters of what they are taught?
Andrew Hook
Hurled into the night sky 25 years ago, the fireworks of Chernobyl
James Wilkie
A game in which beastliness has become confused with decency
Nick Lyth
Tuesday 26 April
How can Andrew Marr ever be taken seriously again?
Kenneth Roy
It is too late for Alex Salmond to rail against hate crime
Jill Stephenson
Labour's change of tack may end up making the party look churlish
David Torrance
Sarkozy's tough guy act is unlikely to save him at the polls
Alan Fisher
The ex-POW who performed Britain's first organ transplant
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Thursday 21 April
A sexied-up dossier about the land of the state freebie
Kenneth Roy
I hadn't expected the SNP to be this far ahead in the polls
Christopher Harvie
Alex Salmond and the Rob Roy connection
Tom Gallagher
A plea from the heart for Scotland's poor this Easter
Martin Johnstone
Waiting for the shows to open at Livingston
Islay McLeod
Wednesday 20 April
Why did Alex Salmond just call it the beautiful game?
Kenneth Roy
Why the little steam there was in this campaign is running out
Alf Young
Why I am tempted to vote Tory for the first time
Andrew Hook
There may be a case for the Scotch Review
R D Kernohan
Alasdair Gray, public libraries and the Triumph of Socialism
Cailean Gallagher
Tuesday 19 April
Sir Sean, Mr Trump and the march of human progress
Kenneth Roy
Hello! The SNP's manifesto is a thing of beauty
David Torrance
Above the dog fight: Scotland can ill afford to lose the Greens
Alex Wood
A world beyong reason, beyond debate, beyond logic
Andrew Hook
Monday 18 April
Four hours in accident and emergency
Kenneth Roy
It was a trial. Just not the kind I had imagined
Sandy Ross
It's a turn-off. And we're not even talking about the election
Walter Humes
There is no longer one black America. There are four
Leonard Quart
Real, unreal and how to tell the difference
David Mackenzie
Thursday 7 April
The poor dears of the BBC are revolting
Kenneth Roy
Are we all about to become the walking wounded?
Alf Young
Is Egypt doomed to become the lost revolution?
Alan Fisher
It used to be a cult. But now it's a full-blown religion
Andrew Hook
Wednesday 6 April
The painting that says more about us than this election campaign does
Kenneth Roy
When I was addressed as 'Dear Middle Manager', I knew the rot had set in
Jill Stephenson
A modest move towards more power for the people
Kenyon Wright
The United State it gonna get hit (according to my barber)
Tom Hubbard
I could have been a gardener
Gerard Rochford's poem for April
Tuesday 5 April
The rich and the destitute co-habit in Scotland's polarised city
Kenneth Roy
How should we remember the great Neil MacCormick
Thom Cross
Why am I not represented in the culture of Scotland?
Phil Mac Giolla Bhain
Is panic driving Gadaffi into a diplomatic end?
Alan Fisher
The king of skiffle who did a comedy duo with Ronald Reagan
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Thursday 31 March
The students missed their chance to bring down the crumbling house
Kenneth Roy
How can you tell when politicians are lying?
Walter Humes
The spectre that shaped my post-war life
Jill Stephenson
In Barcelona, I was struch by two presences and one absence
Andrew Hook
Wednesday 30 March
Are the police now in a 'cocoon of contempt' for the rest of us?
Kenneth Roy
The vile songs go on being sung. The SFA should use its powers
Paul Smith
Photo-essay: Petrol town
Islay McLeod
Even Japan feels the need to 'calm nervous markets'
Raymond Soltysek
Go out on a Saturday night? You must be joking
Barbara Millar
Tuesday 29 March
When will Charles Kennedy climb off the fence?
Kenneth Roy
What shapes the post-war generation? It's disillusion
Katie Grant
I tried to complete the form, but the enforcers may be after me
R D Kernohan
A butterfly in the Middle East spreads its wings
Alan Fisher
Condemned as 'spectacularly bad', he just kept grafting
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Thursday 24 March
The fear that haunted them
Kenneth Roy
Critical apartheid
Gordon Lawrie
Wednesday 23 March
The real apocalypse
Kenneth Roy
The trade in people
James Wilkie
The Cafe
John Cameron, Jay Speirs, John Scott and David Chalmers
Misunderstood Mac?
Robin Downie
Tuesday 22 March
The silent minority
Kenneth Roy
Fukushima
Catherine Czerkawska
In defence of AV
Jill Stephenson
The real James Bond
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Monday 21 March
The inside story of how a hospice was saved and an injustice corrected
Kenneth Roy
Thursday 17 March
How the Scottish media selectively promotes its business partners
Kenneth Roy
A bar in Hamilton exemplifies the cronyism of Scottish public life
Walter Humes
We should be careful about celebrity support for politicians
Dick Mungin
Wednesday 16 March
The guru and the cleaner
Kenneth Roy
A partial merger?
Bill Jamieson
Supping with the nuclear industry
Norman Fenton
Hot dogs, wet necks
Tess Ferguson
Tuesday 15 March
The love rat MP, the tabby cat, and The Man
Kenneth Roy
Celestial bells
Jill Stephenson
No laughing matter
Alan Fisher
The maverick
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Thursday 10 March
The deepening crisis in the Scottish press
Kenneth Roy
The anger of the masses
Alf Young
Finishing off the Taliban?
Alan Fisher
Wednesday 9 March
The wrong targets
Tom Gallagher
Why is the cupboard bare?
Gerry Hassan
National grovel day
Walter Humes
The March poem
Gerard Rochford
Tuesday 8 March
Neil Lennon and other good men
Kenneth Roy
Boardroom to playground
Richard Benjamin and Alex Cox
I'm a member of a cult
Andrew Hook
A jewel of the species
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Monday 7 March
Special: The chief constable and the Old Firm
Kenneth Roy
Friday 4 March
Special: the media and the Old Firm
Kenneth Roy
Thursday 3 March
The inside story of Scotland's demoralised prisons
Kenneth Roy
Famine Song to Dallasgate
Tom Gallagher
Who's the vegetarian?
Robin Downie
Wednesday 2 March
The questions they are asking our children
Kenneth Roy
Junk food juggernaut
Bill Boyd
Tuesday 1 March
Fear on the Saturday afternoon train
Kenneth Roy
The bureaucratic mind
Walter Humes
Resolute Scot
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Thursday 24 February
First a riot, now a shooting
Kenneth Roy
Children in prison: part 3
Angus Skinner
Wednesday 23 February
Children in prison: part 2
Kenneth Roy
Tuesday 22 February
Children in prison: part 1
Kenneth Roy
The MSP we all love
Maxwell MacLeod
Should we call their bluff?
Douglas Wood
Aristotle is laughing at us
Bronwyn Cooper
Thursday 17 February
The two lives of Jim Devine
Kenneth Roy
The anger is general
Bill Heaney
Sean in Cowcaddens
Russell Galbraith
Aye reading
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Wednesday 16 February
The health board would rather punish the hospice than save it
Kenneth Roy
An open letter to Alex Salmond
Gordon Lawrie
The mither tongue
Robin Downie
Tuesday 15 February
A very public disgrace
Kenneth Roy
End of shelf-life
Marian Pallister
Thursday 10 February
The fatal flaw that will go on obscuring the truth about Lockerbie
Kenneth Roy
The Anna Karenina theory
Alf Young
Kicked out of the mosque
Anthony Silkoff
Did he kill Keats?
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Wednesday 9 February
We know who leaked the tapes
Kenneth Roy
Why keep us alive?
Robin Downie
Airbrushing the past
David Harvie
Tuesday 8 February
My 'blind spot' about the prisoner in D hall
Kenneth Roy
The humanity of Dr Blix
Joanne McNally
Lament of a Bushman
Norman Fenton
Thursday 3 February
Farewell to a man of ideas
Kenneth Roy
The incredible life of Kenny Macintyre
Lorn Macintyre
The night I nearly drowned
Mike MacKenzie
A man without enemies
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Wednesday 2 February
Four weeks to reveal the truth
Kenneth Roy
Would I give them the vote?
George Chalmers
Power Games
Catherine Czerkawska
Tuesday 1 February
Apocalypse now? Not for Dr Gruer
Kenneth Roy
Our distracted minds
Thom Sherrington
Olives with Mr Husseini
Maxwell MacLeod
The February Poem
Gerard Rochford
Thursday 27 January
A viciousness breathtaking to behold
Kenneth Roy
The unkindest cut of all
Alf Young
If not God, then what?
Alison Prince
He invented a language
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Wednesday 26 January
There was a hero in the Sheridan case
Kenneth Roy
The heroic Poles (2)
Marc Lambert and Jim Johnson
Land of the panini
Chris Holligan
Tuesday 25 January
All egos to be left at reception
George Chalmers
What did they expect?
Robin Downie
The people crushers
Marian Pallister
A local hero shunned
Bill Heaney
Thursday 20 January
How I was mauled by George Galloway
Kenneth Roy
Was it a conspiracy?
David Torrance
The heroic Poles (1)
David Harvie and Judith Jafaar
The man behind Dr Finlay
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Wednesday 19 January
Who is it to be? A Scottish mystery
Kenneth Roy
Third World Scotland
Thom Cross
Tuesday 18 January
The truth about Susannah
Kenneth Roy
Rewriting history
Catherine Czerkawska
Cousins who differ
Jill Stephenson
Thursday 13 January
The curious case of Gordon Brown
Kenneth Roy
Mrs Batty
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Wednesday 12 January
Our police state (2)
Kenneth Roy
Not 'The Daily Show'
Andrew Hook
Tuesday 11 January
Our police state (1)
Kenneth Roy
Sheridan and the media circus
Bill Heaney
What are we to do?
Walter Humes
Mad quests, dead ends
George Gunn
Friday 7 January
The Sheridan tapes (3)
Kenneth Roy
What it is to be English
R D Kernohan
The rise of the mediocracy
Bruce Gardner
A man of colour
Barbara Millar's person of the week
Thursday 6 January
The Sheridan tapes (2)
Kenneth Roy
The unwinnable war
Douglas Marr
Why I am hated: Crisis on campus (2)
Dick Mungin
Visitation
Gerard Rochford's January poem
Wednesday 5 January
The Sheridan tapes (1)
Kenneth Roy
The end of humanities?: Crisis on campus (1)
Andrew Hook
Prophet without honour
Walter Humes on R F Mackenzie
