By Ian Murray The Society of Editors (SoE) is to seek clarification over reports that the government is to introduce daily White House-style televised press
Day: July 3, 2020
Mediators brought in to ease tensions over Orange Walks
The firm has been commissioned to run a year-long project aimed at providing “space” to resolve disputes over marching routes in Glasgow, particularly those passing Catholic churches.
Voices from a past national crisis mirror the news fatigue challenges the media faces today
It was evident from the writings of MO diarists that everyday people reacted to the news of the war in disparate ways; far from the homogeneous “Blitz-spirit” narrative perpetuated by government newsreels.
Distancing rules relaxed for children
Younger children will no longer have to follow distancing rules when meeting other children or adults outdoors in Scotland.
How has Scotland done on coronavirus testing?
Much media attention has been focused on the UK Government’s testing record during the coronavirus lockdown, while Scotland has been undertaking a similar programme of testing for the disease.
Gaelic language in ‘crisis’ in Hebridean heartlands
Gaelic-speaking island communities could vanish within 10 years unless language policies are changed dramatically, according to a new study.