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A new year, a new Congress. But what lies in store for Donald Trump?
This Friday's blog is an alphabet of this year's current affairs triumphs and disasters (mostly disasters, naturally) with a few funnies thrown in for good measure, assembled by David Gaffney.
Tom Gillingham explores some of this year's most toe-curling media blunders in his View from the Street.
Adam Shaw tackles concussion in rugby in this week's View from the Street. He concludes that World Rugby has ten months to get its act together.
Given it's Book Week Scotland (and Black Friday), we've put together a list of our favourite reads. Whether it's inspiration for a Christmas present or a treat yourself moment, we're sure you'll find something inspiring.
Martha Walsh takes a look at what else is going on in Whitehall this week as we eagerly await their response to the National Security and Investment White Paper in the new year.
Our chairman, Sir Angus Grossart, reflects on a story of remembrance from his hometown of Carluke, South Lanarkshire.
Associate Partner Iain Gibson points out out that a tech chip index located in the Home of the Eagles - Philadelphia, US - hasn't quite been 'flying' of late. Here's why we that could be a cause for concern.
This week, Katie Stanton calls for commuters to think twice about what they browse on the train. Who knows who might be watching?
Laura Leslie takes a helicopter view and says we should go back to the drawing board when it comes to business jargon.
