Month: July 2019

Uganda is known as the Pearl of Africa because of its unmatched natural beauty. Yet, away from the idyllic safaris that draw more than a million tourists a year to ...

The UK nuclear safety watchdog has boosted checks on two reactors in Scotland because of proliferating cracks in their graphite cores. The Office for Nuclear Regulation (ONR) has raised its ...

I've just been made redundant. So if you are, or you know of, an employer looking for a hard working, reliable, and tenacious top sales exec with 19 years solid ...

You can smell the fear. An opinion poll over the weekend gives Boris Johnson the support of over three quarters of members of the Conservative party. Unless something utterly unforeseen ...

We haven’t done a good old-fashioned Quoted For Truth in quite some time, but on occasion someone else makes a point in a way that just can’t be improved on. We’ve ...

On Saturday night, I had the misfortune to watch the press review on Sky News. One of the guests was a Brexit supporting writer, a woman whose name escapes me, ...

Yesterday it was the Tory leadership hustings in Scotland, when Jeremy C-word and the Blond Bombsite competed with one another to say how much they love Scotland even though they’ve ...

As you may have seen, the senior SNP MP Angus MacNeil and the former depute leadership candidate Chris McEleny have tabled a resolution that would require the SNP to use ...

Welcome to the latest edition of the Wee Ginger Dugcast. This week The National’s editor Callum Baird and I discuss opinion polls and how they work (and why we should ...

Retailers have told the Scottish Government they may remove some of their products from shops if Scotland introduces a scheme for recycling drinks containers. Internal emails obtained by The Ferret ...