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Scotsman: IT is a message that is driven into promiscuous teenagers by their parents and teachers, but it seems it is other newcomers to the singles market, decades their senior, who ar THEY say it gets earlier every year, and the mince pies and tinsel creeping into the shops suggest 2010 will be no exception. Local artist Aine Divine's portrait of George Best in a Hibs strip has raised thousands for cancer research charities. Last I heard of the original it was on display at Ea Like ghosts they haunt the outskirts of almost every Irish town. Swathes of newly built houses hastily walled off behind rusty makeshift fencing, the would-be family lawns gro Always try to look on the bright side of life - even when dealing with HM Revenue & Customs. You could be lucky. That brown envelope fluttering through the letter box coul Will history be kind to Salmond's 'deferendum' decision or has he lost a chance to nail the opposition, wonders Joan McAlpine If it approaches the aftermath in the correct way, the Catholic Church has an even better opportunity to strengthen the faith of its Scottish adherents as a result of the fort THERE are few subjects which get people more politicised than that of education. TOM Cross has put up a brave fight to hang on to his oil business, but it now looks like his only hope is getting the best possible price from his suitor. IN MAKING itself even more unpopular than it already was, the tax office has achieved the seemingly impossible. Its rapidly declining reputation could go even further downhill Afghan president Hamid Karzai might talk tough about dealing with endemic corruption that has weakened his country for so long, but tangible results have been hard to find. TO UNDERSTAND the minefield of school skirt lengths, you don't need to have your own daughters - but it helps. A teenage girl's reputation can hinge on the difference IAIN Gray filled his boots in parliament yesterday, lampooning Alex Salmond over the First Minister's decision to cancel his independence referendum bill. As many as ten p Shorn of the flagship ambition to put an independence referendum bill before Holyrood, First Minister Alex Salmond's legislative list for the final session before the May The pub is the heart of a community. The smoking ban has been a disaster for many pubs in Scotland and if we don't want a great many more to shut we need to find ways to a AS YOU would expect with a £5 billion contract and 4,000 jobs in Scotland at stake, everyone is playing politics. IT WAS hailed as a huge economic success that would deliver a £53.7 million boost to the Scottish economy. But the Year of the Homecoming celebrations fell well short of the c THE Scottish Football Association was right to condemn the booing of the Liechtenstein national anthem by sections of the Scotland fans at Hampden on Tuesday night. What are the Queen and Prince Phillip up to? WHAT big industry is it possible to be proud of these days? Only a few years ago, in Edinburgh, chests would puff about banks and oil. Suffice to say, this no longer holds tru FILMING is finally under way on the "sparky" Edinburgh superhero movie Electric Man. The heavy rainfall of recent months may have a serious negative effects on the environment, writes LAURA CUMMINGS ALWAYS the smile. Unfailingly upbeat. The Caledonian's general manager Swiss Willy Blattner slipped me a slab of Toblerone, like a Scot would slip you a piece shortbread, London's example suggests the path Scotland's cities should follow if they are to overcome their long-term structural stumbling blocks By Ross Martin It's time for Number 10 to return to having an impartial media chief, not partisan spin doctors, writes Allan Massie MY spirits lifted when I heard Alex Salmond would put Scottish independence at the heart of the SNP campaign next May. I HAD the pleasure yesterday of addressing the annual conference of the Scottish Federation of Housing Associations (SFHA), debating the economic outlook with the BBC& When it came to ripping out the heart of communities, Genghis Khan wasn't big on consultation. For example, at the city of Urgench, contemporary writers claim that around Democrats look more and more likely to lose Congress Latest figures on greenhouse gas emissions in Scotland will give ample fuel for all protagonists in the climate change debate. Government officials will hail the 21 per cent r |