In his column, McLellan says the new law could lead to criminal action being taken against newspaper columnists by political activists who disagree with their views.
Month: May 2020
SUBMARINERS GO EXTRA FATHOM FOR CHILDREN’S HOSPICE
Claire House helps seriously and terminally ill children live life to the full by bringing back a sense of normality to family life and like many organisations it is being heavily impacted by the COVID -19 crisis.
LOCKDOWN – BUT PUBLIC MUST REMAIN VIGILANT
This is Phase One of the route map out of lockdown, with a further three phases of gradual return to come but with no firm timetable on when these would happen.
VIRUS: DON’T BE BULLIED INTO GOING BACK TO WORK
DON’T BE BULLIED INTO GOING BACK TO WORK
VIRUS: THE GREAT MEDICAL MASKS RIP-OFF
Care providers have warned they are “swimming in shark infested waters” after experiencing a “100-fold increase” in companies offering personal protective equipment (PPE) at extortionate prices.
PM SAYS OVERSEAS NHS STAFF DON’T NEED TO PAY FEE
NHS fees to be scrapped for overseas health staff and care workers Boris Johnston on a pre-election campaigning visit to the Clyde Naval Base at