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Sense of balance lost in rush to condemn I have been intrigued by the public pronouncements and your readers' letters regarding the fate of MPs' expenses and the trading future of our Scottish banks. Has the aspect of balance disappeared from our discussion of appropriate action? Wh

Different rules BILL Jamieson's excellent article (Opinion, 6 November) highlights the ever-growing size of the public sector in Scotland.

A line too far LORD Steel is dismayed by the idea that the Borders railway should stop at Gorebridge (Letters, 5 November), and suggests the southern section would be cheap compared to the northern part.

Flawed inquiry THERE is an idea abroad, propagated by Niall Stuart, chairman of Scottish Renewables and others, that the Beauly-Denny public inquiry examined all alternatives to pylons – strengthening the east coast line, undergrounding and subsea cables. It ce

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