ONLY the strongest of stomachs – those hardened by decades of rich food and fine ports – could handle another Tory leadership contest. It’s no surprise, then, that the rumours swirling about plans to oust Rishi Sunak
AT the start of the year I joined thousands of others across the country in committing to a no-spend January.
There are probably very few people who would be willing to trade places with Humza Yousaf right now.
THE Post Office Horizon scandal bears all the hallmarks of a TV drama so it’s no surprise that ITV decided to turn it into one ...
PARENTS have an almost primal ability to decipher the meaning of their baby’s cries. It doesn’t take long to learn whether their guttural wail is as a result of a wet nappy, hunger, overtiredness or teething.
The wind howled comfortingly outside the window as I sat down to watch FMQs on Thursday.
ARE you all organised for Christmas? For a few weeks in December, this is the go-to conversation starter. We ask it of one another in a bid for reassurance, seeking comfort in the fact that everybody else is feeling as frazzled as we are.
There was no Christmas cheer to be found at First Minister’s Questions on Thursday.
CONFIDENCE is a natural by-product of success.
If you are the kind of person who enjoys watching old episodes of TV programmes you know almost word-for-word, then you were in for a real treat with this week’s FMQs.
