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SNP links with Souter ‘puts gays off party’ | Print |  Email
A NEW survey published today reveals the SNP's decision to accept a £500,000 pre-election donation from anti-gay bus tycoon Brian Souter - who backed the bid to keep Section 28 in 2000 - has caused a backlash among gays and lesbians reports John Bynorth, Home Affairs Correspondent of The Sunday Herald
 
Max Mosley: My private life is no reason to resign | Print |  Email
The head of motor racing's ruling body has defended his right to pursue an "eccentric" private life - and says  'As long as it's adults, in private, and consensual, it doesn't hurt', writes Andrew Alderson, Chief Reporter of The Sunday Telegraph
 
Exposed: the great GM crops myth | Print |  Email
Genetic modification actually cuts the productivity of crops, an authoritative new study shows, undermining repeated claims that a switch to the controversial technology is needed to solve the growing world food crisis. By Geoffrey Lean, Environment Editor of The Independent on Sunday
 
IoS Mental Health Campaign: Campbell calls for end to stigma of depression in the workplace | Print |  Email
Alastair Campbell has urged employers to take a leaf out of Tony Blair's book and show more understanding towards people suffering from mental illness reports Nina Lakhani in The Independent on Sunday
 
Voters flee Zimbabwe’s state terror | Print |  Email
ALL across Harare yesterday, men, women, and children separated from their parents, including a boy of 12 with suspected malaria and a fragile 15-year-old girl, were hiding from a state-run terror campaign unleashed against Zimbabwe’s opposition, writes Douglas Marle in Harare for The Sunday Times
 
Our 10 modern evils | Print |  Email
Drugs, crime, lack of respect, greed and inequality ... thousands of people cited these as social ills which blight Britain today. But not much has changed in the past 100 years. Neil Mackay reports on the Rowntree Foundation Report in The Sunday Herald
 
Peter part of the Human League | Print |  Email

Looking at the headline, you might think that HSS celebrant Peter MacDonald was a member of the popular 80's electro-pop combo. But read further and you will see that Peter is being introduced as a new wedding celebrant to his local area by the Falkirk Herald. Peter says, "The thing about humanist ceremonies is that each one is completely individual to that couple. There are two specific lines which have to be said during the service, but everything else comes from the couple themselves." Our thanks to Jennifer Marjoribanks for writing the article.

 
If a Martian taxman landed now, he'd never guess Labour was in power | Print |  Email
Labour has sold a sackload of the state's family silver in tax cuts. It is easy to make an income-tax cut, but politically too expensive for any future government to restore, warns Polly Toynbee in The Guardian
 
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