Susan Dalgety

The GP receptionist was blunt. “Your HbA1c levels are too high,” she said on the phone. “My what?” I replied. “The HbA1c levels in your blood,” she said.

Barring an unforeseen accident – or a military coup led by Count Binface – this time next week we will have a new Prime Minister.

Amnesty International has caused deep distress to many women and exposed the intellectual void at its core

In one of its last acts, the outgoing Starmer government displayed a heartlessness unrivalled in recent decades.

Whoever becomes their next leader, Scottish Labour’s fortunes are now irrevocably tied up with Andy Burnham’s

Tapestry is an ancient and beautiful craft. Henry VIII is said to have had 2000 hanging in his various palaces, and the Bayeaux Tapestry – which has just arrived in London for a 10-month stint at the British Museum – is one of the great wonders of the world.

The NHS now supports the delusion that biological men who identify as women can ‘breastfeed’ or ‘chestfeed’, but others believe it is child abuse, writes Susan Dalgety

What took the Scottish Government so long to come to the table with an offer of help following the devastation of the Debenhams fire?

What is it with Scotland’s public sector and apps? It is not as if the technology is new. I have been using banking apps, surely the most difficult to design and secure on my phone for a decade.

Modern Britain has seen the rise of an influential culture in which facts no longer matter, truth is subjective, and the emperor can wear whatever clothes he likes