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Assisted dying risks sending a message that some lives are no longer worth living - Michael Veitch This Covid pandemic has re-acquainted contemporary society with the disturbing reality of death. Labelled the ‘last great taboo’, death was a rarely considered inconvenience in our hectic pre-Covid world. Coronavirus subsequently shook modern civilisation to its core, plunging us into a hideous daily tally of spiralling deaths, and the accompanying trauma. ....
ENTREPRENEURIAL Scotland is well represented in the new Council of Economic Advisors to the Scottish Government. I expect it will shortly get down to considering the country’s huge potential to create clean energy far beyond our domestic requirements. No doubt it will also look at the prospect of exporting clear, clean water as Europe and the south of England warm up due to climate change. Already several very big businesses are gathering to bid for offshore wind licences from the Scottish Government ( Giants increase competition for windfarm licences off Scotland , The Herald, July 16). This evokes a strong sense of déjà vu, as I recall Westminster doling out the oil exploration and development licences in the early 1970s. Big Oil rewarded Scotland with several decades of hard-working jobs extracting this national resource from our waters and Aberdeen enjoyed boom times – now a distant memory. ....
HEALTH Secretary Humza Yousaf has ascribed some of the blame for the recent increase in Covid infections to the behaviour of our Euro 2020 football fans. For a virus, spread person to person by exhalation and inhalation of oral and nasal droplets and aerosols, a most unwise aspect of our first attempted release of lockdown was allowing folk into pubs, and to sit one metre apart, remove masks, fill their mouths with liquid, and talk at each other. We have now witnessed another extreme of allowing crowds of fitba bawheids in homes, pubs, streets, fan zones and stadia, to fill their mooths wi swally and then jump aboot, shouting and screaming. ....
The then Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf steered the Hate Crime Bill through the Scottish Parliament in March, but it still has many critics AT first reading, Adam Tomkins’ article ( Free speech matters – even when it’s offensive , The Herald, June 9) said little with which I could disagree. He wrote: “Just because someone else’s speech upsets you – just because you find it offensive – does not mean they have no right to say it.” However, a little thought makes me side with the University of Edinburgh, who described free speech as “complex”, and not with Mr Tompkins, who thinks it’s simple. ....
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