Sending out an SOS

Dear Reader

May I present to you our issue number 53 for your kind

Voice from Europe

ON MAY 23RD 2019, Scotland made history, and Scotland

The Dinwoodie Interview

THE CUTHBERTS are a package deal. Like love and marriage

Navigating Britain’s Far-Right Future

EUROPE breathed a sigh of relief when the predicted

How does Ruth to become First Minister?

ACCORDING to recent reports from her adoring fans in

He never spoke about it…

THERE’S usually a trigger for iScot stories, though

Innocent Fraud

JUDGING by the attention given to sixteen year old

Talking Tech

CAN VISUALLY impaired people still watch TV or go to

Stop Smearing Vaccination

HARALD zur Hausen is not a household name – he should

Banking on an end to austerity

BANKERS, eh? Even without resorting to rhyming slang

Affordable Energy Mind the Gap

ORKNEY produces over 100% of its energy needs by renewable

Dark Clouds

I HAVE A FEW personal rules, or guidelines, that I

Emotion and the Media

IN LAST MONTH’S issue of iScot, we saw a good description

Dun Caan Disorderly

WELL, WE’VE had a fair bit of fun since last article

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.

Stealing Dreams

I WAS A 7 year old revolutionary when I learned my

Shadow Dance

THE SHADOWED windows mirrored Suzi’s cold eyed scrutiny

Bannockburn 3D

A tall, slender blonde in her midthirties dressed in

Taffy the Paint

TAFFY was 58 years old and 5 feet 3 inches tall. His

Delirium

To: Rev. Dr. J. J. Scrimgeour, Secretary, Scottish

iScot Book Review

Alex J. Craig reviews Thunder Bay by Douglas Skelton and The Peat Dead by Allan Martin

MajorBloodnok, Agony Aunt

Heed my wisdom or be democratically outraged