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Peter Ross: Farewell to the high life ONE grey Sunday on a steep green hill in the south of Glasgow, around 200 people have gathered to watch the high flats fall.

Claire Black: 'Sensible people have a plan B, a pension and gas boiler cover. I'm not like that' WHAT happens to you when you go into a café? You get a lovely hot beverage of your choice, don't you? Maybe a decaf latte with a shot of hazelnut syrup? And sometimes even a slice of cake.

Peter Ross: The flower and the glory THIS is the story of Charlie and the poppy factory. Charlie, or Major Charles M Pelling to give him his proper title, is manager of Lady Haig's Poppy Factory in Edinburgh, where all five million of the remembrance poppies sold in Scotland each ye

Dani Garavelli: Believe it or not YOU would think, wouldn't you, that one of the principal attractions of atheism would be the complete absence of schisms. Where the devout always seem to be working themselves up into a frenzy over some obscure theological point, non-believers c

Gerald Warner: It is our duty to destroy treacherous Cameron

Claire Black: 'It's not nice to think anyone believes you want a spaghetti tin filled with pants'

Kayt Turner: 'It wasn't just Mother's first name I had forgotten. It was her surname too'

Fordyce Maxwell: 'We've discovered to our cost that bankers couldn't do big sums'

Peter Ross: Sound in the suburbs

Michael Russell: Give Scots the right to decide their future

Dani Garavelli: Gorilla in the mix

Michael Gove: Scottish men need to start flexing their 'feminine' muscles

Gerald Warner: Vatican's first strike has left Anglicans dazed and confused

Claire Black: 'Shallow, superficial, moronic – I had said it before I could censor myself'

Kayt Turner: 'Mr Turner doesn't think he has anything to hide which, looking closely, is true enough'

Fordyce Maxwell: 'The vicar's real problem is confusion about what a funeral should be'

Peter Ross at Large: Back in suffragette city

Kenny Farquharson: Call-me-Dave goes for the Killers quote

Dani Garavelli: Still waiting for a Winnebago

Michael Gove: Postal workers are delivering a bleak future for themselves

Gerald Warner: Support for brazen Berlusconi is no surprise in corrupt Europe

Eddie Barnes: Funding, or the lack of it

Angus Robertson: UK marching Scots forces in wrong direction

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