Clark Cross

A humpback whale dives down to swim and feed off the Gulf of Maine, near Gloucester, Massachusetts, this week (Picture: Joseph Prezioso/AFP)

Readers' Letters: Wind farms obsession killing world’s wildlife

Different young people mature at different stages in their lives

Authoritative decision needed on the age of maturity and responsibility

Renewable energy is at the forefront of the Scottish Government's efforts to reduce carbon emissions. (Photo: Christof Stache/Getty Images)

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Dominic Raab would take over as PM if Boris Johnson could no longer continue in office

Readers' Letters: No need for a ‘war cabinet’ to replace Johnson

Many families could be forced to choose between 'eating or heating', says reader Clark Cross. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

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Is the Prime Minister being straight with British voters, wonder readers (Picture: Phil Noble/PA)

Readers' Letters: What a tangled web Boris Johnson weaves

Council services like refuse collection are critical to the health and well-being of communities.

Scotland on Sunday readers' letters: Debate on finance of public services desper...

Scottish Labour Leader Anas Sarwar speaking at the Labour Party conference in Brighton earlier this week.. Picture: PA Wire

Scotland on Sunday letters: Labour need to win friends and influence people

Tian Tian the female panda at Edinburgh zoo,in 2014 (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Readers' Letters: Please don’t politicise China’s friendly pandas

Anglers are angry about the actitivies of poachers working on an industrial scale in Scotland's rivers

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Summer jobs such as waiting tables are available if people are prepared to look for them, says a reader

Why don’t people want holiday jobs any more? - Readers' Letters

Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie is a power behind SNP throne, reckons reader (Picture: John Devlin)

Readers' Letters: Proportional representation has been bad for Scotland

A climate change activist gets her message across during a protest in London

Climate change deniers are peddling dangerous falsehoods - Readers' Letters

The ballot box is the only way to get rid of Nicola Sturgeon's government, says reader

Readers' Letters: There’s only one way to get new Government

The 26th United Nations Climate Change Conference is due to take place in Glasgow in November

Readers Letters: COP26 can't be just talking shop

Counting cost of wind power

Clark Cross: Britain is in breach of UN rules on wind farms

A hot topic

Sticking point

Pension plan

Hard for climate sceptics

Letters: New school will be great chance to benefit Capital

Let's see dawn of a bright new era for Portobello

French recipe for success

Ethnic squirrel cleansing

Demands to cull grey squirrels plain nuts

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