The Turner Prize — calling it art is bare-faced cheek
If there is a farce more farcical than the Turner Prize then it is a farce I am yet to experience.
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My amazing day at DC Thomson, by Chloe, 11,
What does a child born in the digital age make of newspaper newsrooms?
OPINION: Northern Ireland abortion battle will be even more bitter and divisive
“Babies are always a blessing”.
Coming up in Wednesday’s Courier Stinging criticism from some very cross people
“Poorly organised and unprofessional”.
Coming up in Thursday’s Courier Not a word of a lie
When William Marton Moulston invented the polygraph, little could he have imagined it would become a staple part of the daily entertainment of students and other assorted layabouts across the UK.
Women are better drivers than men and on that bombshell, welcome to Friday’s Courier
The working week is set to end with not so much a bang as a resounding BOOM likely to be felt (not to mention heard) across the planet.
Coming up in Saturday’s Courier Grand Designs
It would help if you hum the haunting theme tune to Grand Designs from this point.
Dealing with the humanitarian disaster is what really matters in Yemen
The world is quite busy just now but it should stop to listen to Jamie McGoldrick.
Coming up in Wednesday’s Courier A fiddle, not a diddle
In Coming Up corner we have been known to suffer from jittery hands.
Dundee FC leaving Dens? It won’t be easy, but it might be right
Courier assistant editor, and self-confessed Dundee fan, Dave Lord reacts to the news that the club may be on the move to a new stadium, ending 117 years of history at Dens Park.