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Peter Ross: Pure Pavilion magic IN THE grand auditorium of the Pavilion theatre, while a Verdi aria plays on the radio, cleaning ladies slosh their mops along the narrow rows between seats like gondoliers in blue pinnies. It's a cold morning, but these women are flushed with ef

Dani Garavelli: Censorship past a joke THE author EB White once said: "Analysing humour is like dissecting a frog. Few people are interested and the frog dies of it." It's a lesson the BBC would do well to learn. In the past few months its committee for editorial standards has

Duncan Hamilton: Clarity in public relationship with banks is no bonus, it's vital IT IS very easy to criticise RBS, so let's get cracking. In a spectacularly inept move, the bank this week decided to pick a fight with the government over £1.5 billion of bonus payments to its employees. Bad timing, given that the banking bailou

Gerald Warner: A question of bluff as Salmond 'fights' for referendum THEY claimed the brilliant generation of Scottish comedy, represented by Jimmy Logan, Rikki Fulton et al, would never find worthy successors. They reckoned without Alex Salmond, Fiona Hyslop, Mike Russell and the rest of the SNP team, a dazzling med

Claire Black: 'Turkey is paltry as poultry goes, and stuffing is a sawdust-like abomination'

Kayt Turner: 'Mothers aren't meant to meet. They're not meant to get together and chat about you'

Fordyce Maxwell: 'Thrift is back in fashion, but for some of us it has never been out'

Peter Ross at large: Top of the charts

Iain Gray: Budget must be right for Scotland

Gerald Warner: Defeat these Trojan-horse parties or Britain is doomed

Dani Garavelli: Choice is off the menu

Duncan Hamilton: Give Scots their say – and not just on independence

Claire Black: 'In a score update for Gender Equality, it's Male Fantasy, 3 – Women's Reality, nil'

Kayt Turner: 'I don't mind someone having the same card – as long as I hand mine over first'

Fordyce Maxwell: 'War is hellish, people die in huge numbers and lessons go unlearned'

Peter Ross: Farewell to the high life

Claire Black: 'Sensible people have a plan B, a pension and gas boiler cover. I'm not like that'

Peter Ross: The flower and the glory

Dani Garavelli: Believe it or not

Duncan Hamilton: Democracy will pay the price for short-changing MPs

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'

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