3 h. ago Endometriosis: National World's open letter to health ministers urges them to end 'cycle of suffering'

📝 Our open letter to health ministers in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales

Politics

4 h. 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

28 h. 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

43 h. ago Readers' letters: Donald Trump's tariffs are a godsend for Keir Starmer

A reader suggests the US President’s actions provides the Labour government with the perfect excuse for Britain’s poor economic performance

Politics

54 h. ago Readers' letters: Donald Trump's tariffs are a godsend of Keir Starmer

A reader suggests the US President’s actions provides the Labour government with the perfect excuse for Britain’s poor economic performance

Politics

4 d. ago Readers' letters: Proposed Elsie Inglis statue is not a fitting tribute

The chairman of the Dr Elsie Inglis-Scottish Women’s Hospitals Trust remains opposed to the plans for a monument on Edinburgh’s Royal Mile in their current form

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6 d. ago Readers letters: Actually, the UK should emulate Canada in its response to Trump

Sir Keir Starmer should take a leaf out of Mark Carney’s book – and maybe Hugh Grant’s too – a reader says

Politics

7 d. ago Readers' Letters: Swinney's heroic uncle would surely have been proud to be British

A reader wonders if John Swinney’s uncle – Corporal Thomas Peck Hunter – would have seen himself as Scottish or British

Politics

8 d. ago Readers' letters: Chief Miekelson's 'bams' appear in many guises today

The Chief’s wise words impress a reader – in particular his synonym for villains

Politics

1 week ago Readers' letters: Labour's push for growth will be stymied by tax hikes

A reader says we need a smaller, leaner state able to take a radical approach to economic policy

Politics

1 week ago Readers' letters: Library closures in rural Scotland will harm literacy levels

A reader warns there will be consequences for the literacy levels of young people if the spate of library closures continues

Politics

1 week ago Readers' letters: It's time to accept that the world has changed

A reader suggests its time for the UK to focus on other friendships now that the United States is so unreliable

Politics

2 w. ago Readers' letters: Rachel Reeves has declared war on the most vulnerable in society

A reader brands Rachel Reeves’ welfare cuts immoral and depraved

Events

2 w. ago Readers' Letters: Scotland hobbled by Westminster when it came to Covid PPE

Scotland’s efforts to protect medics and carers early in Covid pandemic were wrecked by Westminster, says reader

Politics

2 w. ago Readers' Letters: Labour has lost right to call itself 'people's party'

Labour is letting down the people who need help most, says reader

Politics

2 w. ago Readers' letters: SNP government's Civil Service and quangos need pruning

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Politics

2 w. ago Readers' letters: Scottish Government is riding roughshod over rights of communities

A reader says the Scottish Government’s response to the consultation on its Electricity Infrastructure Consenting in Scotland proposals is an attack on local democracy

Politics

3 w. ago Readers' Letters: Borders railway expansion would not benefit Scotland

An extension of the Borders Railway would be good for train fans but bad for taxpayers, says reader

Politics

3 w. ago Readers' Letters: Sturgeon came so close to assuring a legacy to be proud of

The debate around Nicole Sturgeon’s ‘legacy’ goes on

Politics

3 w. ago Scotsman Letters: It's ridiculous to claim Sturgeon was champion of women

It’s laughable to say Nicola Sturgeon did much for women bar those in her immediate circle, suggests reader

Politics