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Grief runs to its own timetable in each of us, impacts us all differently, and going through it is a far-from linear process.

Last month I was in Canada, gallivanting across the western provinces as part of my Nuffield farming scholarship.

It’s the question on everyone’s lips; what do we really want from our elected representatives?

COLUMN: The Postie Notes by Mark Gilbert

COLUMN: From the Archives

I’m writing this as we come out of an official period of mourning after the Queen’s funeral.

The Caithness, Sutherland and Easter Ross MP reflects on his own personal pilgrimage to London as the nation's period of mourning ends

BUSINESS COMMENT: David Richardson, development manager for the Highlands and Islands at the Federation of Small Businesses

COLUMN: Food for Thought by Sandy Sutherland

The world needs people who stand up for what they believe in.

COLUMN: Food for Thought by Rev John Sterrett

Allowing people to come together would have been more respectful.

COLUMN: Northern Lines by Dr Keith Williams

Like me, you were probably watching the telly on Thursday for the news we knew must be coming but were collectively dreading, writes Nicky Marr.

In the 20-plus years since I’ve been writing, I‘ve never had the luxury of someone to type for me.

A journey through the Cairngorms’ most famous pass brings back memories for John Davidson

The Postie Notes column by Pete Malone

Edinburgh is filthy. As I write, the city is in day four of a 12-day strike by waste staff, and the rubbish is rising.

I have decluttering on my mind right now.

Earlier this month the Bank of England increased interest rates by half a percent – from 1.25 per cent to 1.75 per cent.