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The Scotsman
16 Nov, 2019
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Billy Connolly: Scotland’s fed up voting for people and getting somebody else
Billy Connolly hasn’t exactly retired, but he’s winding down in Florida, coping with Parkinson’s, filling his days with drawing and enjoying his extended family and plotting a new travel documentary or two. The Big Yin talks to Janet Christie about life, politics and his new book Tall Tales and Wee Stories
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In dispute over trans rights, feminists must have free speech – Susan Dalgety

Maybe you think I’m a ‘Terf’, but people like me are only trying to stand up for hard-won rights like female-only places of refuge, writes Susan Dalgety.

Labour’s support ‘falling off like snow off a dyke’, says Humza Yousaf

The SNP is forecasting it will win seats back from Labour in next month’s general election as a senior figure claimed support for Jeremy Corbyn’s party is “falling off like snow off a dyke”.

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Why ‘ruling out’ indyref2 is a mistake – Brian Wilson

When it comes to Scottish independence, it is the ‘sovereign right of the Scottish people’ to determine their future – and currently that means staying in the Union, writes Brian Wilson.

Neil McCann firmly in the frame for Hearts

As she continues what appears to be an admirably meticulous and far-reaching recruitment process for Craig Levein’s successor as Hearts manager, Ann Budge may have noted some eye-catching endorsements of one of the candidates.

Sport Update
Interview: Jim Jefferies on his near death experience and why he would have stepped in as Hearts caretaker

Down in East Lothian, the Gullane No 1 course can present a hilly, blustery challenge for golfers not feeling especially sprightly and, on 16 
September, that was Hearts legend Jim 
Jefferies.

Rangers’ Alfredo Morelos on track to overhaul Celtic ace Henrik Larsson’s Euro record

This international break sees Alfredo Morelos seeking to further his ambitions as the heir apparent to Colombia’s greatest-ever striker, Radamel Falcao.

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‘George Best’s journey to Hibs with wife Angie in the back of our car’

When George Best finally severed ties with Fulham to join Hibs 40 years ago this week, Brian Dalton, their deputy chairman, wished him well, before vividly illustrating his relief. “I have to admit I would have happily carried him up the M1 to Scotland on my back for all the heartache and trouble he has caused me,” he said.

And finally...
Book review: The Topeka School, by Ben Lerner

Ben Lerner’s debut novel, Leaving The Atocha Station, received laudatory reviews from critics whom I esteem such as James Wood. I confess that although I was not left cold by it, nor was even tepid, I found the adulation somewhat unwarranted.

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