BBC Scotland is reporting that a former civil servant has claimed that Alex Salmond apologised to her for his “unacceptable” behaviour.
BBC Scotland is reporting that a former civil servant has claimed that Alex Salmond apologised to her for his “unacceptable” behaviour.
But last week, Intu said it was at risk of breaching debt covenants after it was forced to abandon the fundraising attempt. It said “extreme market conditions” deterred investors from giving fresh cash.
The application, which would allow peat mining to take place for ten years, was made by Brian MacGregor and Sons, a company which supplies peat for use in horticulture and malt production across the UK.
BBC Scotland is reporting this evening that a senior Scottish government official has told the Alex Salmond trial that he had given her “very sloppy” kisses on the mouth and touched her bottom.
He also claimed First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, right, announced the details of the ferry contract, including the cost of the vessels, before it had been agreed.