By Brendan Walsh Catherine Pepinster wrote a few weeks ago in The Tablet magazine about the troubles in the Catholic diocese of Hexham and Newcastle,
Day: July 20, 2023
Sturgeon and Murrell may soon be charged by police
By Bill Heaney Senior Scottish political figures fear that former SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon and her husband Peter Murrell will soon be charged by
Scotland’s shores blighted by sewage and litter scandal
Litter teams are out almost every weekend in West Dunbartonshire and Argyll trying manfully to hold back the tide of flotsam and jetsam (and sewage)
HOMEOWNERS “AT BREAKING POINT” – LABOUR DEMANDS ACTION ON MORTGAGE CRISIS
Scottish Labour housing spokesman Mark Griffin. By Bill Heaney Scottish Labour has demanded action from the Scottish Government as thousands of Scots seek help with
ENTERTAINMENT: Rock icon Bryan Adams joins Scottish tech startup Songbox
Ciaran O’Toole, Michael Coll and Bryan Adams at Loch Lomond. By Stef Lach Canadian rocker Bryan Adams has joined Scottish tech startup Songbox after falling in love
SPECIAL REPORT AND PICTURES: PRIME MINISTER APOLOGISES TO LGBT VETERANS
By Bill Heaney HM Naval Base Clyde at Faslane and Coulport is one of the largest military establishments in the United Kingdom and thousands of