Voice from Europe

The DinwoodieInterview

IN THE opinion of many, Angus Robertson is among the

An Uncomfortable Truth

RECENTLY I was hauled over the proverbial coals on

The BBC have been in denial for five years

A FEW MONTHS before the 2014 independence referendum

The elephant and the rope

HERE’S A WEE thought provoker for iScot readers -the

Talking Tech

A FEW WEEKS ago, a picture of a woman holding a long

The Next Referendum

IT IS TIME to plan for the aftermath of a successful

Risky Business

Why seeking to avoid risk is gambling with your future

Wee Macgreegor and the mystery of the Three Nuns

I LIKE unexpected connections, and I think I might

COMPUTER SAYS NO

Brexit in any form will have potentially serious consequences

HMS Tern

WIND TUGGING at my hair as I stepped out the car the

A History of the Scots Language

Billy Kay is the author of Scots The Mither Tongue and over the next few months, he will tell the story of the Scots language from its ancient origins to the present day.

Beating Brexit Grow your own!

THE THREAT of Brexit looms large, and at the time of

Mogster Mouse

Just thought I would contribute a few lines to inform

Redeeming the Bowler

THE BOWLER hat is a titfer with strong negative connotations

Scottish Independence and the Fight Fascism in England are Two Sides of the Same Coin

Scottish Independence and the Fight Fascism in England

The nautical nomad…

In the first of an occasional series, iScot Magazine reader Bob Costello shares part of his travel diary, reflecting on the challenges, and triumphs, of a man of a certain age holidaying solo…

’Mon the bees!

REGULAR iScot readers will know that we love bees.

As Ihers See Us:Laurel & Hardy Putting Pants on Philip in Bonnie Scotland

As Ihers See Us:Laurel & Hardy Putting Pants on

Nuclear Weapons And The Environment

Nuclear weapons are inhumane instruments of mass destruction

Death By Chocolate

A Sally Melsaac Mystery

MajorBloodnok, Agony Aunt

Heed my wisdom or John Bercow will count to three

Personal Astrologer to the Ministry of Supply

PREDICTING the future can be difficult business even