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Alison Rowat: Siri, why did the First Minister change tack over his pal? The SNP under its new leader, John Swinney, is facing a seismic event today courtesy of one of its own, Michael Matheson, former health secretary now forever the iPad minister. The SNP is not going to add to its votes on the back of the Matheson scandal, but it certainly faces losing them. Bikini lines and making herstory: The women in artistic revolt Discovering the paintings of Degas, Bikini Kill start the riot grrrl, and Perth Festival of the Arts opens. Nick Rodger: Clyde gets members on his side as Scottish Golf aims to move forward Nick Rodger: Clyde gets members on his side as Scottish Golf aims to move forward Malini Chakrabarty: Institutional racism is destroying Scotland's cultural tapestry In the first in a series of pieces written in collaboration with the groundbreaking Pass the Mic, which tackles under-representation and misrepresentation of women of colour in Scotland’s public life and media, Malini Chakrabarty explains how a lack of diversity is slowly corroding Scottish culture. Dr Keith Baker: Why every home needs a plan for net zero I don’t know about you, but whenever I need to travel somewhere I start with where I’m going and when I need to get there by. Read more

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