Eilidh Murray

Elga Graves Sectarianism There is a crime against humanity on our doorstep. It is time to name it The Cafe Those trams again If you want to run away and…

Is Egypt doomed to be the lost revolution? World Press Digest New Zealand’s recovery It used to be a cult. But now it’s a full- blown religion The Cafe 2…

Thinkpiece It isn’t free Jill Stephenson Labour and the Lib Dems, according to the Scotsman, have followed the SNP by declaring that they will not charge Scottish students for a…

Dancing with a stranger Kenneth Roy A woman has died, and with her the last hope of solving a legendary Glasgow murder Also on this page: Bob’s People The horse…

The blue chair Kenneth Roy While the public sector prepares for the worst, one organisation seems strangely immune Also on this page: Dorothy-Grace Elder The brush-off Party songs R D…

Alex Wood on the work of Norman Drummond Also on this page: CalMad The ferry operator is at it again Terry Brotherstone insists the festival director is doing a good…

A selection of tributes by SR contributors Also on this page: Alan Fisher Climate change hypocrisy Without honour A neglected Scottish champion Also on this page: Barbara Millar The sham…

Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East Lab hold A new Labour member here: Gregg McClymont. Another huge Labour majority. Dumfries and Galloway Lab hold In a seat fancied by the Conservatives,…

Rose Galt Before and after The Gaffe Get the Scottish Review in your inbox free of charge The Library Recent articles [click here] 04.05.10 Issue no 246 Stitched up Since…

Day 10 Thursday 15 April A cloud of volcanic ash from Iceland, which grounded all flights in and out of the UK, disrupted the election campaign. The Liberal Democrats called…