I’M not planning to write a book but now that I’m on the other side, I feel I have one within me. So much so that I have started writing this without having made up my mind what I want to focus on.
I THINK it would be fair to say that Humza Yousaf took the wheel at a point in time unlike any other for the SNP...
FOR most people, the past two years have been utterly dominated by the cost of living crisis, a fall in their living standards and the struggle from one pay day to the next. The idea that there would be as much food wasted as there is while people struggle to feed their families seems extremely perverse,
SO much of what we see and hear about Parliament seems to involve international financial crises, our involvement or response to wars or dealing with immeasurable acts of self-harm like
IF the importance of the family unit is traditionally a priority for those of a conservative persuasion, then why have the past 15 years made it progressively more difficult to start a family and raise children?
I WAS born on March 8 which is also International Women’s Day (IWD).
LAST Wednesday, MPs spoke passionately in parliament about what is happening in Palestine. I wasn’t one of them. I had committed to something else and the vagaries of parliamentary procedures meant
LIKE everyone, the pandemic and lockdowns were a difficult time for me and my family and while part of my job was scrutinising the UK Government, I was also just trying to do my best in the most difficult circumstances that many of us have ever faced.
AT this time of year, we are all supposed to be happy.
THE global response to the daily bombardment of Gaza has been utterly disgraceful. How global leaders can stand by and not only watch but justify war crimes being played
