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
THERE is a noticeable shortening of the evenings, and it will not be long until a drop in temperature has us all feeling the cold in our homes again and needing the lights on at 4pm to see what we are doing.
IN the upcoming by-election and the General Election to come, we are going to hear a lot from Labour in Scotland about the need for change.
SUMMER recess is always one of the best times of the year for MPs and not just because you don’t have to deal with Westminster. Mainly it’s because you get to see the amazing work that so many of our local organisations do with their summer galas and the holiday programmes.
TODAY, a memorial service will be held in Inverness for Winifred Margaret Ewing former MP, MSP and MEP, known to the country as Winnie Ewing. Known to the world as Madame Ecosse.
THIS week was Pension Credit Action Week, but you could be forgiven for having been totally unaware ...
IT is rare that the lack of self-awareness from Tories surprises me, but David George Hamilton Frost is a special case, isn’t he? A man famous for his botched handling of the Brexit negotiations which wiped 5%
I’VE found myself having to reassure a lot of SNP members in the past week. Many are used to stability in the party – it’s all they’ve ever known. Having been a member for longer than I am sure you would believe, I knew that living through some, although not all, of the most turbulent times for the SNP would come in handy one day. It would appear that those days are upon us.
REMEMBER Boris Johnson standing on the steps of 10 Downing Street promising that he was going to “level up” the UK? We had no idea what it meant then and know less now. That said, meaningless soundbites are the bread and butter of Westminster politics these days.
