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Almost five years since the first Covid lockdown began it is important to remember what happened and those whose lives were changed by it.

Club legend impressed with performance on Tuesday night.

Will a rush to more nuclear weapons result from President Trump’s stance on Ukraine?

Every day in early January and frequently at other times this winter I passed men doing hard, difficult and unpleasant work in freezing temperatures.

North Coast 500: Ten Years On – David Richardson says that tourism is vital to the north Highlands, and the NC500 has helped sustain the sector

YOUR VIEWS: Readers on 20mph limits, recycling and Gaelic for business

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: John Davidson looks back on a ride around the world-famous route as the NC500 marks its 10th anniversary

The chambers of commerce in both Inverness and Elgin made strong representations for the need to provide safer roads by duallling the A9 and A96.

YOUR VIEWS: Concerns over substation plans near Beauly and recycling, while patient is praised.

In our latest Christian Viewpoint John Dempster considers evil - and the power of the protection we have against it.

“People just like you and me - save lives every day without even knowing we’re doing it. That’s because we’re blood donors,” says our columnist.

Columnist Colin Campbell thinks the location of some of the Highlands’ 20mph limits doesn’t make sense.

Weaving has been at the heart of Highland life for centuries, shaping communities and the way in which they connect to the landscape and environment.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers are divided over how to take a recent inspection report on Raigmore Hospital

ACTIVE OUTDOORS: A mountain bike ride from Inverness follows trails to reach Dores via an exciting downhill section before returning via the riverside

YOUR VIEWS: Reaction to NHS pressures plus private hire regulations and MP energy woes.

In our latest Christian Viewpoint, John Dempster admits the realisation of being too much ‘in my head’.

NHS Highland’s column looks at Unicef’s life-changing work.

Columnist Colin Campbell says what he think a US President and First Minister John Swinney meeting would look like.

YOUR VIEWS: Readers react to recent stories and local concerns.