Better the Devil you Know

Voice from Europe

Alyn Smith is one of Scotland’s six Members of the European Parliament. He is a member of the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee.

The Dinwoodie Interview

SUSAN Aitken has come a long way in the 30 years since

As Welcome as a Fart in a Spacesuit

“As an Anglophile,” said Billy Connolly when asked

The road to independence runs through Holyrood

Here’s something that actually happened, but that may

Body language

Sometimes you just know. Sometimes you can just tell.

St Andrews Fair Day Saturday

Bringing you the alternative new in Orkney

Talking Tech

This month’s featured bit of tech which gives audible

Arabian Knights

By dint of great courage in mid-1965 a young Scots

Foodbanks are not normal

Foodbanks? 10 years or so ago, how many of us had heard

MEASLES And The Risks of Rash Decisions

Measles has been described by one author as “an inevitable

As old as the hills

James Hutton, the Scottish Enlightenment and the North West Highlands Geopark

A Welcome Tae Edinburgh!

As the Festival crowded Edinburgh, on the 24th August

From Glorious Broth To Gracious Haggis

I will never forget my first trip to Scotland. It was

The thistle and the shamrock

This month we take a look at Billy Kay’s contribution

London’s big, but Biggar’s Biggar!

HOW far do you have to travel to have a proper stay

The Language of Economics

I wo uld like to start this article with an apology.

Football Round-Up Late Extra!

Back in the August issue, iScot Magazine brought you

The Unseen Horrors of Gaza

A shocking report published in the BMJ this summer

Scotland leads the way a personal view from Australia

The Scottish Government doesn’t get everything right

Wee Ginger Dug

Coming soon in early 2019 a new book about my time

A Vigil Sky

Paul Colvin was invited to craft a poem to be read out on a night vigil held on the 17th September at Culloden Moor battlefield.

As Ithers See Us: Robert the Bruce in Cinema

Scotland ‘s history has been a fixture of cinema since

The Kitchen

The winter of discontent was the catalyst for a change

Arachne

Well, ye kin imagine that it didny take long for young

ALLAN MARTIN AN ISCOT MAGAZINE STORY

It took me most of the day to get to Wenbury Junction

Inside the Raj: Crime and Politics in British India

Alex J. Craig reviews Smoke and Ashes by Abir Mukherjee

MajorBloodnok, Agony Aunt

Heed my wisdom or the backstop gets it

Letters & Pics

Got a picture with a special memory for you? It might

The Big Yin

Find the clues in the ‘black squares’. The arrows tell