'It’s quite possible that many English don’t know about the decision about a second referendum made by the Supreme Court. They will certainly have no inkling of the disdain for Holyrood shown by the likes of Alister Jack and Douglas Ross' // Letters ✍️
It’s quite possible that many English don’t know about the Gender Recognition Reform Bill, or the decision about a second referendum made by the Supreme Court. They will certainly have no inkling of the disdain for Holyrood shown by the likes of Alister Jack and Douglas Ross.
It is very likely that some don’t even knowMind, we should have sympathy with the poor souls – pretty much their only choice is to vote Tory orPR is one of Holyrood’s greatest strengths, and, God and Keir Starmer willing, with luck and a following wind, it might even take root in Westminster one day.
Danmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også læse nyheder, der ligner denne, som vi har indsamlet fra andre nyhedskilder.
Corrie's Jacob speaks out on 'crushing' exit and how last scene wasn't his lastCorrie fans saw Jacob leave with those closest to him thinking the worst
Læs mere »
Scottish freeport could reverse Highlands depopulation, claims Rishi SunakThe Prime Minister said the investment in the Cromarty Firth would allow young people to 'fulfil their dreams and ambitions' without leaving home
Læs mere »
Scottish teachers announce 22 more days of strikesSchool staff will walk out after failing to agree a pay deal with council and government leaders.
Læs mere »
Scottish teachers announce 22 more days of strikesSchool staff will walk out after failing to agree a pay deal with council and government leaders.
Læs mere »
Three snakes found dead near Scottish lochThe snakes were boa constrictors which are typically found in tropical Central and South America and are known to be powerful hunters with distinctive markings on their bodies.
Læs mere »
Scottish castle where William Wallace was taken in 1305 to reopen after repairsThe castle where William Wallace was taken after being captured in 1305 is set to reopen following repairs after it was identified as being dangerous to the staff and public.
Læs mere »