Robert McNeil

Robert McNeil: Dolphins and cheap beer – what more could one want? ON QUIET roads, we came to the Caterthuns. My good friends, David and Nessie, were giving me a tour of Angus, a county largely unknown to me. Some of you are saying: "This is very exciting indeed. But what is a Caterthun?"

Robert McNeil: A world safe for Wimbledon is worth an arm and a leg NOT unusually, I am feeling out on a limb. Are you out on a limb too? Perhaps there are more of us out on a limb than there are in on a limb. These remarks merely serve to limber you up for the bombshell observation that, as someone with no interest

Robert McNeil: If the past was so rubbish, why am I so wistful about it? THERE is so much of my own country about which I know so little. Arbroath was one such place, somewhere to pass by on the way elsewhere. It's one of these wee broon toons (the sandstone of the buildings is supposedly red, but then I'm as

Robert McNeil: Omission impossible, even for Arnie THE last full meeting of parliament this session discussed the Calman Omission yesterday. The narrow-ranging report with the big hole in the middle has had the whole nation talking, with fights breaking out in pubs and massive rallies held in many t

Robert McNeil: In times of stress, whistle up some courage

Robert McNeil: A date for your diary: Don't miss debate on the Calman Omission

Robert McNeil: Apocalypse now as neds top toffs for blood-lust

Robert McNeil: I have a new friend who flits in and out of my life

Robert McNeil: Down and out in Edinburgh and London, Labour looks back to future

Robert McNeil: It's damn hard work being a liar – and that's the truth

Robert McNeil: Surfers v poets – a drink off between the melancholic and exuberant

Robert McNeil: Voice of an angel with harled concrete wings

Robert McNeil: A hot date in Newcastle's John Lewis restaurant goes awry

Robert McNeil: Plenty to forget in goldfish bowl of politics

Robert McNeil: Forget the family, Bob the Builder's a fine role model

Robert McNeil: Further adventures in the land of neds and nedlings

Robert McNeil: Wee parliament, big deal as Holyrood keeps busy talking about jobs

Robert McNeil : Right, usherettes, phasers on stun and let's silence the neds

Robert McNeil: I will defend small garden birds and my right to eat steak pies

Robert McNeil: Jolly good fun as MSPs plunge in the soundbite

Robert McNeil: Happiness is something that only happens to other people

Robert McNeil: If clothes maketh the man, what is that floral blouse doing to me?

Sketch: Belter of a day for discussing discipline

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