One of the most prestigious figures in Scots law is calling on the country’s courts to take biblical teachings into account when administering justice.
Former Conservative Cabinet member Lord Mackay of Clashfern, who served as Lord Chancellor under Margaret Thatcher and John Major as well as holding the post of Scotland’s Lord Advocate, is fronting a campaign which will see bibles sent to every court in the land.
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