Month: January 2019

Last night the UK government lost a vote which, while largely symbolic, was designed to hamper its ability to generate its finances in the event of a no-deal Brexit (and ...

A wealthy US arms multinational in Fife linked to alleged war crimes gets free management advice from the Scottish Government’s business development agency. Scottish Enterprise, which is funded by taxpayers, ...

So you finally get around to doing the pile of washing that’s been staring at you in the dirty clothes basket since you got back from your holidays, you make ...

As you may have noticed, I've recently been getting pelters in pretty much equal measure from both the "let's postpone Indyref2 indefinitely" people and the "UDI next Wednesday" people.  If ...

Film clips of geese being shot on the island of Islay have prompted renewed allegations that many are left to suffer slow, painful deaths. Campaigners say that hundreds of geese ...

Journalist Alisa Wylie‘s mental health took a turn for the worse during her time at university after the death of her sister and father. She was able to access counselling, ...

A review copy of a book was delivered when I was away visiting my husband in the USA over Christmas and the New Year. Unfortunately I didn’t get it sooner, ...

Blimey, that was quick. This was Tory MP Douglas Ross yesterday: Short version: “I don’t care what my constituents want, I will vote loyally for the party I was elected ...

Communities Secretary Aileen Campbell tells parliament that the Scottish Government’s plans to develop a new public energy company are still on track Our Power’s 70 Edinburgh-based employees will receive support ...

Jeremy Corbyn visited Wakefield to set out his and Labour’s version of Brexit for leaving the EU. Short story he wants a bit of the Customs Union and a bit ...