Perhaps it was the shocking contrast. One day we were swapping presents and enjoying a meal with family. The next looking at unimaginable suffering and devastation in areas we thought of as holiday destinations.
Start to End perform Carole King’s Tapestry
SUNSHINE and a rainbow reflected the positive vibes at the Nae Nukes Anywhere’ peaceful protest march from the peace camp in Faslane yesterday, led by Scottish makar Jackie Kay.
THE disabled daughter of the late Conservative Party chairman Cecil Parkinson is living in “serious financial hardship”, the High Court in London heard yesterday.
STAFF at Prestwick Airport could take industrial action after pay talks involving workers mostly employed in specialist services broke down.
SCOTLAND’S GPs will have their workload reduced and will be on course to earn a minimum of just over £80,000 per year, according to proposed new contracts drawn up by doctors and Scottish Ministers.
AN MSP has urged Scotland’s biggest city not to drop plans for a legal drug injecting facility rejected by the country’s top prosecutor.
DID you hear the one about a giant lizard in a layby?
“I WAS hugely disappointed to see the Labour Party vote in favour of further austerity and in doing so we have done hardworking people a great disservice,” said Diane Abbott in January.
