READERS’ LETTERS: If not with us, where does responsibility lie?
Sir, – I see regular letters denying the changes to our world are anything to do with our actions and I wonder: if not us, then what?
Comment
The Breakdown: Is Dodson now damaged goods?
There’s a good chance I’m not with the majority on this, but I think Scottish Rugby Chief Executive Mark Dodson has been a success in the role.
READERS’ LETTERS: Scotland’s future as an independent nation is bright
Sir, – I refer to Denis Munro’s letter (Scotland not more inclusive than rest of UK, Courier, November 6).
Comment: Scotland should ignore World Rugby’s insistence on ‘apology’
That World Rugby found a way to fine and sanction Scottish Rugby – really, chief executive Mark Dodson, as he was the one making the statements in Yokohama a month ago – should surprise no-one.
JENNY HJUL: Lib Dem leader sees no hypocrisy in demanding second Brexit referendum while opposing indyref2
The MP for East Dunbartonshire is a Unionist but as she embarks on her general election campaign, Scotland’s future in the UK seems to be taking a distant second place to Britain’s position in Europe.
READERS’ LETTERS: Scotland not more inclusive than rest of UK
Sir, – I watched the SNP march through Perth recently and some questions have been troubling me ever since.
Tee to Green: A great 2019 for Rory, but…
Rory McIlroy’s 2019 season, by any judgement, has been one of remarkable success.
READERS’ LETTERS: ‘Racist’ insult, debate and policing language
Sir, – After a week of being accused of being a racist, despite being an anti-racist and in the past an active anti-racist, The Courier’s Stefan Morkis added his two pennies’ worth in his Saturday Journal column, accusing me of “blithely” discussing racism when I should be “checking my privilege” (“Supporters have to be held to account for racist chants”, October 26).
JENNY HJUL: Only the Lib Dems have had anything like a consistent approach to Brexit
One thing most of Britain’s political parties have in common over Brexit is their bitter internal divisions. Now we have a general election looming, those differences will no doubt set the tone of the campaign.
Tee to Green: A better 2019 for Scots tour pros, but plenty of scope for improvement
Scotland’s 2018 European Tour season, as we detailed a year ago at this time, was pretty much a disaster narrowly avoided.