6 h. ago Readers' letters: League reconstruction could usher in a whole new ball game

A reader suggests the reconstruction of Scottish football could open the door to a more successful, competitive domestic game

Sport

18 h. ago Readers' Letters: £75 to meet you? Sorry Nicola, we've already paid the price

A reader is snubbing the chance to pay for Nicola Sturgeon in close-up

Economics

28 h. ago Readers' Letters: Scottish Government clueless when it come to Education

Scottish Government is getting it wrong on financing universities, says reader

Politics

3 d. ago Readers' Letters: When did 'activism' become a career in itself?

Shouldn’t an ‘activist’ have lots of real world experience, wonders reader

Politics

4 d. ago Readers' Letters: Be kind to all, but let's ditch gender madness

Correspondents overwhelmingly backed the Supreme Court’s judgment on the legal definition of a ‘woman’

Politics

5 d. ago The astonishing reason forgotten flowerpot just fetched £50k after sparking a bidding war

The 'monumental' 4ft pot, sprouting weeds and covered in snails, went under the hammer for £36,500. Additional fees added paid by the winning US bidder brought the overall price to £47,800.

Economics

5 d. ago Readers' Letters: Of course legal definition of a woman is based on biological sex

The Supreme Court’s ruling on the definitions of ‘woman’ and ‘gender’ was a victory for common sense, say readers

Politics

5 d. ago Arsenal icon's nightclub visits turned to 'hell' after infamous Calvin Klein advert

Former Arsenal star Freddie Ljungberg became a star on the pitch and in the catalogues following his photo shoot for Calvin Klein, but the former Swede paid an uncomfortable price for its success

Politics

6 d. ago Readers' letters: Shocked but not surprised by £20,000 pay rise for ministers

A reader is unimpressed with John Swinney’s ‘fairness’ defence of a big pay rise for Scottish Government ministers

Politics

7 d. ago Readers' Letters: British Steel should be first of many UK Government Interventions

Government intervention in British Steel is a good start, says reader

Politics

8 d. ago Rory McIlroy's 'hectic' night with Meghan Markle which he paid the price for

Masters champion Rory McIlroy has entered the elite of the golfing world by winning the career Grand Slam on Sunday with a playoff victory at Augusta - but he missed out on dating future royalty in 2014

Politics

8 d. ago Readers' Letters: Why is union interfering in medical matters?

The STUC should defer to medical experts on puberty blockers, says reader

Politics

1 week ago Readers' Letters: £75 to meet you? Sorry Nicola, we're already paid the price

A reader is snubbine thc chance to pay for Nicola Sturgeon in close-up

Economics

1 week ago My family have paid ‘heavy price’, says mercy killing daughter

Dr Lisa Davenport, 55, smothered Barrie Davenport, 88, with a pillow at his home in Banbury, Oxfordshire, in October 2022.

Events

1 week ago Readers' Letters: Losing Independence referendum saved Scotland from austerity

A win for Yes in 2014 would have been a disaster for Scotland’s economy, argues reader

Politics

1 week ago So would YOU pay £75 for a meet and greet with Nicola Sturgeon? Special tickets go on sale for former SNP leader's on

People are being asked to pay £75 a head to attend a 'meet and greet' session with Nicola Sturgeon before an on-stage interview.

Economics

1 week ago Nicola Sturgeon to charge £75 for 'meet and greet' ahead of Edinburgh interview

Ticket prices for the event with the former first minister at the Usher Hall reach £73.95 including booking fee.

Economics

1 week ago FBI profiler who helped catch Ted Bundy says Menendez brothers have 'paid the price' for killing their abusive parents and should be freed

Erik and Lyle Menendez, who have spent more than three decades behind bars for killing their parents in Beverly Hills in 1989 have 'paid the price' for their crime, Professor Ann Burgess told FEMAIL.

Events

1 week ago Readers' Letters: Funds must be found for social care of aged and infirm

If we can find more money for defence why can’t social care be funded, asks reader

Economics

1 week ago ‘Finally we are being seen as contenders’: delight in India as demand for south Asian art booms

As wealth in India has grown, so has the number of arts patrons championing both India’s 20th century modern masters and the next generationFor over seven decades, the masterpiece had gathered dust as it hung in the corridors of a Norwegian hospital. But last month, the monumental 13-panel 1954 painting Untitled (Gram Yatra) – one of the most significant pieces of modern south Asian art – sold for a record-breaking $13.7m in New York.The auction of the painting sent ripples through the art world. It was not only the highest price ever paid for a painting by Maqbool Fida Husain, one of India’s most celebrated modern artists, but it was the highest ever paid for any piece of modern Indian art at auction – going for four times the estimated price. It also happened to be the most expensive artwork auctioned so far in 2025. Continue reading...

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