From The Telegraph - Nicola Sturgeon plans to win over critics of trans reforms by selling it as ‘constitutional battle’ Nicola Sturgeon plans to win over critics of her controversial gender law reforms by presenting a legal fight with Downing Street as a “constitutional battle”, the Telegraph understands. The First Minister is waiting for the furore over...
Ms Sturgeon's law-breaking (after her high handed nose-holding about Boris's "partygate" crime) is hardly surprising following her previous breaches. Firstly, at a funeral reception, where she was photographed standing without her mask when everyone knows that the virus can attack when someone is standing in a pub/restaurant, although not when seated at a table... ...
Nicola Sturgeon, First Minister of Scotland Speaking during a virtual meeting of the Scottish Parliament, Ms Sturgeon said lifting certain mitigations would "put all of us at greater risk", as some measures are relaxed. She added: "So while Scotland will move to Level 0 from next Monday, we will do so with certain modifications to our...
Comment: A couple of days ago, the BBC Reporter, Glen Campbell, remarked - in a throwaway comment at the end of his report on the Scottish evening news programme - that we would not be returning to life as we knew it prior to "the virus". There would be, he said "a new normal" and...
From the Scottish Sun... A dispersal order had to be issued as officers in riot gear battled with boozed-up fans refusing to leave and were pelted with missiles as others heckled and set off smoke bombs. Over 20 arrests were made and three were officers injured as bloody and chaotic images emerged from over the city...
From Lockdown Sceptics... Scotland’s Supreme Leader, Nic Sturge-On, has announced that the lockdown rules in place in some areas will remain in force after Monday. The Sun has more. The Scots First Minister revealed Glasgow and Moray will remain subject to tougher Level 3 restrictions on Monday as the rest of mainland Scotland drops to Level 2. It...
Comment: Shouldn't the alleged Catholic politicians - not to mention the Scottish Bishops - take the lead here? After the debacle of the American election in November, the last thing we need in Scotland is any question of corrupt elections in May. So, should the Holyrood elections be postponed or should we prepare for another SNP...
Comment: As talk in Scotland is turning to the May elections for Holyrood, Catholics need to listen closely to Neil Oliver's observations about the way the SNP Government has damaged Scotland. More to the point for us, however, is the fact that the SNP is no friend of religion in general, and certainly no friend...
Comment: As this thread is launched, Boris Johnson is holding a press conference to offer his exit strategy for coming out of lockdown. From the snippets appearing online already, this is going to be a very slow process. Politicians do not give up power easily. Nicola Sturgeon is to make her latest announcement tomorrow afternoon...
Comment: Looks like some temporary relief is on the horizon for our cousins south of the border, if only because - according to Steve Baker MP - Easter is a very busy time for the hospitality sector, pubs and restaurants... Er, churches tend to be pretty busy around Easter as well, coincidentally, would you believe....
