Richard Holloway: why respectful debate matters
This is from a Scotsman feature, 11 January 1996. We are now in the age of social media when it is even more important for us all to remember this.
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Bullying and patient safety
The Guardian, 4 Dec 2025. Full front page title – ‘Bullying culture’ harmed patient safety at scandal-hit NHS hospital
Doctors should be aware of the professional risks that social media exposes them to
This Opinion piece by Sabira Hughes, as published in the BMJ, can be read here. I have submitted this reply [see below]. All the published replies can be read here … Continue reading Doctors should be aware of the professional risks that social media exposes them to
College Values and social media
To: Dr Lade Smith, CBE, President of the Royal College of Psychiatrists 14th October 2025 Dear Dr Lade Smith, Thank you for taking the time to reply in response to … Continue reading College Values and social media
misrepresentation
This is the beginning of a letter that was published in yesterday’s Scotsman. It referred to public discussion relating to a senior parliamentarian. In the increasingly ‘toxic’ world of politics, … Continue reading misrepresentation
Richard Holloway: why respectful debate matters
This is from a Scotsman feature, 11 January 1996. We are now in the age of social media when it is even more important for us all to remember this.
“They don’t see you as a person”
Sarah Vine, as quoted in today’s Herald.
‘Will eventually drown out’
From ‘Alive in the Merciful Country’ by A J Kennedy.