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Scottish writers criticise perverse protest over Edinburgh book festival as Baillie Gifford sponsorship ends

Scottish writers criticise perverse protest over Edinburgh book festival as Baillie Gifford sponsorship ends
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Why is Nicola Sturgeon resigning? It s time to move up a gear

Scotland's first minister is renowned and admired globally for good reason, but the country needs new leadership, writes Fiona Rintoul.

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Section 35: Semantics are the key to gender recognition showdown

Yet another almighty row between the Scottish and UK Governments won't achieve much when it comes to gender recognition reform, writes Fiona Rintoul.

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Reith Lectures: Fear keeps us quiet

A worrying tendency towards self-censorship has crept into our society, and it's time we spoke up, writes Fiona Rintoul.

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Supreme Court ruling Scottish independence: United Kingdom is broken

Regardless of views on independence, Scots should all want the choices they make at Holyrood elections to mean something, writes Fiona Rintoul.

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