ALAS POOR NICOLA WAS DISSECTED BY NEIL OVER NHS

The First Minister insisted a separate Scotland would be welcomed into the European Union “relatively” quickly while being able to use the currency of a non-EU state, the pound. However, she failed to provide any detail on how Scotland would cut its huge deficit to the three per cent required by the EU, while raising the tens of billions of pounds of currency reserves it would require. Ms Sturgeon also struggled to defend her government’s health record amid a slew of missed waiting times targets and the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital scandal.

USE BOTH SIDES PLEASE, GREENS’ PLEDGE FREE BUSES

The Scottish Greens have launched their manifesto for December’s snap election with a target of phasing in free public transport and a four-day working week. The party’s platform is focused chiefly on tackling the “climate emergency” and building a “more sustainable economy”. The Greens also want to set up regional banks and nationalise transport firms, energy companies and the national grid.

STOP PRESS: KING TO STEP DOWN AS ‘GERS CHAIRMAN

Valeman Dave King is to step down as the chairman of Rangers next year after four-and-a-half years at the helm.  Major shareholder King made the announcement at the club’s AGM in Glasgow.  The South Africa-based businessman was one of the leading figures in taking control of Rangers in 2015.  He will continue to support the club as a shareholder and in negotiations with retail partner Sports Direct.

AWARD FOR ERSKINE VETERANS’ CHARITY

 LONDON – 21 November 2019 – The Access Group, one of the UK’s leading providers of business software, has today announced the winners of its Access Freedom to do More Customer Awards. The winners, announced at the annual Access World conference, include Veterans’ Charity Erskine, and infrastructure organisation Chevron Traffic Management. The award winners represent the best of technology innovation and growth amongst UK mid-market organisations.

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