Humza’s Unforgettable Party Meltdown: Is his Time Running Out? – Written by Graham Grant

The countdown to the most important by-election in modern Scottish political history has begun, and the SNP is facing significant challenges. Rutherglen and Hamilton West, formerly represented by Margaret Ferrier, also known as ‘Margaret Covid’, is the seat up for grabs. Ferrier, who disobeyed coronavirus regulations, was removed from office by her constituents who were …

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Accommodation costs at Edinburgh Festival Fringe reach an all-time high

The City of Edinburgh Council has raised concerns about the negative effects of an excessive number of short-term lets on housing shortages and anti-social behavior. The average fees for licenses range from £214 to £434, but for properties capable of accommodating at least 21 people, the annual fee can reach up to £5,869. Since October …

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My New Aspiration: Creating a Captivating Novel

In a refreshing conversation, Ms Sturgeon expressed her admiration for the scarcity of “genuine voices” from working-class women in various domains of life. She fondly reminisced about women participating in “menages” – self-managed savings schemes and soup pots – which are prominently featured in Godley’s novel. This discussion occurred amidst Godley’s battle with recently diagnosed …

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Nicola Sturgeon Reminded: “This Is a Witness Box, Not a Soap Box”

Nicola Sturgeon’s enduring dominance in Scottish politics can be attributed to her exceptional performance during the UK Covid public inquiry. Her opponents in Scotland have often struggled to outshine her in the Holyrood chamber due to her extensive knowledge and meticulous preparation, combining her legal training with astute political instincts. During the inquiry, she skillfully …

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Covid Inquiry to Summon Former Health Secretary Matt Hancock and Nicola Sturgeon

What prompted the establishment of the inquiry? The UK government’s response to the pandemic has faced significant criticism, particularly due to the lack of a comprehensive plan to address such a major event. The government has also been criticized for the discharge of elderly individuals from hospitals to care homes without testing, the delayed implementation …

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The hasty enactment of gender self-ID legislation could potentially lead Nicola Sturgeon to regret her decision

The Scottish Government has unveiled its plans to streamline and simplify the process of changing legal gender for its citizens. Currently, individuals must submit an application to a UK gender recognition panel, provide a diagnosis of gender dysphoria, and live in their acquired gender for a minimum of two years. Under the proposed new legislation, …

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Boris’ upcoming decisions will cause concerns for Labour

The Labour Party has wisely chosen to distance itself from the recent political chaos that has engulfed the government and the Conservative Party. However, with Boris Johnson now committed to stepping down as prime minister, Labour may find it harder to stay out of the political spotlight. They will likely seize the opportunity to capitalize …

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The Prime Minister discloses that Boris Johnson requested an action that she had not anticipated doing.

Rishi Sunak has revealed that he refused to comply with Boris Johnson’s request to overrule the House of Lords Appointments Commission (HOLAC) in his resignation honours list. Speaking at London Tech Week, the Chancellor stated that he was asked by the Prime Minister to disregard the HOLAC committee’s decisions or make promises to certain individuals. …

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SNP calls on Humza Yousaf to use his powers to suspend his predecessor

Scotland’s First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon, was arrested and questioned by police over the weekend regarding the financing of the Scottish National Party (SNP). This follows the earlier arrests of two other senior SNP figures and has prompted speculation about Ms. Sturgeon’s potential involvement. While Colin Beattie, the SNP’s then treasurer, was later released without charge, …

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