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This could be the most controversial op-ed I’ve written but here goes. Let me caveat this article by saying I am in no way, shape or form a football fan.

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Viewpoint with Andrew Brown: The spreadsheet killeth; the essay giveth life

LISTENING to a debate on assisted dying a couple of weeks ago, I realised that there is an important division that runs within the two sides rather than between them. In fact, it r...

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Viewpoint with Andrew Brown: If an archbishop can’t speak about evil, who can?

SOME very good journalism this week, as well as some of the other sort. Charles Glass has been reporting from the Lebanon for 50 years now. In that time, he has watched the country...

Declan Lynch: Fighting talk by Irish right hit with a knockout blow from our ‘crazy’ PR system

How the Kirk Moderator reminded politicians what their job is actually about

Democracy is ‘a moral enterprise, a shared commitment to seek the common good’

The return of reader comments is worth celebrating: Ted Diadiun

It shouldn’t be too much to hope that most readers participating in the revived comments section on stories will approach disagreements the way the caller at the top of this column...

Stella Tsantekidou column: ‘We have forgotten how to do politics’

What is it about Labour MPs that turns them into the anguished mother in Solomon’s parable whenever a… The post Stella Tsantekidou column: ‘We have forgotten how to do politics’ ap...

Manivannan 'pile-on' misses the most important question

It was entirely predictable voters would be aghast to learn non-citizens can now become MSPs

We should stop taking the Capital’s successes for granted - Donald Anderson

I’m delighted to join the Edinburgh Evening News as a weekly columnist. I’ve read the News since I was young and I’ve enjoyed working with more journalists and editors at the News...

The idea of human 'classes' is nonsense but the Scottish Parliament still has a problem

Scotland must not allow the gap between ordinary voters and its ‘political class’ to become an unbridgeable divide

Tackling vile manosphere requires inspirational politicians, not reminders of human failings

The decline of church attendance means we need to find other ways of providing moral guidance to the nation

A season to try and understand the people’s pulse

While journalists cannot ignore digital platforms, only field reporting offers a clear understanding of the public sentiment

Journalism has changed; don’t you think?

“Comment is free, but facts are sacred”- Charles Prestwich Scott.     Let me state from this starting point that I am an accidental journalist, sort of; just like Nasir el-Rufai, e...

Feitelijkheid kan niet het enige criterium zijn voor columnisten

Stella Tsantekidou column: ‘The dark arts are dead’

Who is calling Karl Turner crazy? Who is using Tony Vaughan’s legal profession against him? Who is feeding… The post Stella Tsantekidou column: ‘The dark arts are dead’ appeared fi...

COLUMN: Let’s stop deluding ourselves about Real Madrid

Jeremy Beren can be found on social media here, and if you’re hungry for more, find their excellent work here.  Loath as I am to talk meaningfully about Real Madrid in a week when...

POST OP-ED: Reality Bites Yet another of Mamdani’s Signature Fits of Genius

By The New York Post Editorial Board Oops:

Shane Dowling column: Inside Limerick’s sideline call that shut Clare down and changed everything

Caroline Currid’s sideline intervention highlights the culture driving Limerick’s latest surge