BBC Scotland ‘News’ yesterday, the above from 2020, 4 years ago, and: A Hawick guest house and cafe that was partially washed away in floods has gone on the market. Video footage captured the moment river-facing walls of the Bridge Guest House building dramatically collapsed into the Teviot at the height of Storm Ciara in February 2020. Only seven paragraphs later, perhaps on the 17:30 broadcast, perhaps not: Since the collapse of the Bridge Guest House, a £106m flood defence scheme has been completed in Hawick, protecting about 970 buildings. Work began on the project – one of the largest … Continue reading Scottish Government spends £107 million, £107 000 per householder, of your taxes on flood defences, BBC Scotland report one guest house sale and the locals vote Tory

In Science Daily, yesterday, the above. Readers know well, the agenda here is always to explore and downsides of UL Labour’s nuclear energy plans for Scotland. What follows is a good example of how to work with AI. It asked: Does this research have any implications for the safety of nuclear energy production? 26 seconds later – No. Nuclear safety research addresses entirely different topics (e.g., reactor physics, thermal-hydraulics, severe accident progression, probabilistic risk assessment, materials performance under irradiation, or long-term geological disposal of waste). Nothing in the described findings or methods applies to those domains. https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/10/261013015835.htm I almost gave … Continue reading Working with radiation induces smaller but more aggressive cancer cells leading to tumours further challenging Labour and Tory plans to force nuclear energy on Scotland

On BBC Newsnight tonight, hosted by Matt Chawly, Luke Tryl, ‘our’ [More in Common] pollster, responded to his question: Where is Scottish opinion on the question on the Question of independence? with this utterly ill-informed nonsense: Well, we had a powl coming into this conference which had support for remaining part of the Union at 52% and support for independence at 48%. That ratio we love to see (?) in referendums. I should say there was also a poll from our friends at Survation which had those numbers the other way round. I think what we can say, it’s very … Continue reading BBC Newsnight’s pet pollster lies about Scottish opinion on independence to hide a sequence of Yes leads