THE results of the Wakefield and Tiverton and Honiton by-elections last week were so disastrous for the Conservative Party that they managed to break the usually reliable spin machine.
AS the school summer holidays edge ever closer, parents across Scotland will be busy completing last minute administrative tasks before the final bell rings.
ON BBC Scotland’s The Sunday Show yesterday, presenter Martin Geissler opened with a package on indyref2.
NOW that the starting gun has (sort of, a wee bit) been fired on Indyref2 we should all prepare ourselves for the favoured pro-union argument against holding one.
I’M a confirmed Luddite but in recent months I’ve been making strides in my use of technology. While initially suspicious of the concept of wireless headphones, fearing that I’d spend more time picking them up off the floor than bopping to my favourite tunes, I’ve found them to be a complete game-changer.
IN a parallel universe, where Tory MPs had the courage of their own convictions, we would have been starting this week’s FMQs sketch off a bit differently.
IT was touch and go for a while there but we made it through. We survived the flag-fest that was the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations.
AT a press conference
I DON’T know about you, but I won’t believe we’re actually going to see the full Sue Gray report until it is published online and I’m reading it for myself.
SHORTLY before FMQs today we received a breaking news alert informing us that the Met’s investigation into Downing Street parties had finally concluded.
