Politics and the state of the economy continue to be a keen subject of debate on our Letters Pages, especially with the Scottish Budget just around the corner and the SNP still seeking a deal to get its proposals passed.
Just when you think the SNP can’t come up with any more bird-brained ideas, it decides that reducing speed limits on single carriageways to 50 mph and increasing those for lorries will reduce the number of road deaths
In Scotland, almost all measures of NHS performance have worsened over the last year... But in England, most measures have improved over the last year
It has long been recognised that Net Zero policies come with a heavy price tag.
Much of the support for assisted dying legislation has, over the years, come from Christians and people of other faiths concerned at the terrible suffering experienced by significant numbers of patients
Welcome though the news is of the ceasefire in Lebanon, it does nothing to settle the deep-rooted hostilities between Israel and its neighbours. Nor does it do anything to end the murderous Israeli assaults on the wretched civilian population of Gaza.
Assisted dying is the hot topic of the moment, with MPs due to vote on MP Kim Leadbeater’s Private Member’s Bill on Friday.
MPs and MSPs should carefully consider what kind of society we want to live in if we can’t look after its most vulnerable members.
It's no wonder the Scottish Tory leader finds support for Reform in Scotland "too high".
The row over Health Secretary Neil Gray’s use of a ministerial car continues to resonate on our pages.
