Professor John Robertson OBA From the Dundee Courier yesterday, the above and: Skye McElwee was caught with thousands of pounds worth of crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia at her flat in the city’s Viewfield Place. The 23-year-old had been involved with a drugs gang from England who were using her home as a base for selling and packaging the class A substance. The members wore distinctive hi-viz jackets and were regularly seen under surveillance taking a dog called Boss for a walk. McElwee was heard asking after the dog when officers raided her home, inadvertently confirming her connection the drug … Continue reading BBC Scotland hide from news, published by local press, that 23 year-old from Perth was used by drugs gang ‘from England’

because of the intervention of the Health Secretary, Neil Gray, did offer Givinostat. Unfortunately in England…. Professor John Robertson OBA On BBC Breakfast this morning, a Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy activist gave credit to the Scottsish Health Secretary for ensuring the speedy adoption of a new drug, across all the health boards, while in England it remains a postcode lottery, deeply upsetting to parents. BBC Scotland must surely cover that in the public interest, in accordance with their royal charter and editorial standards? Nope. Just this nightmare world: STV and the Record have reported the story. The word ‘nightmares’ bottom right … Continue reading BBC UK report a crucial new drug for children, available across Scotland, thanks to SNP Health Secretary, but it’s still in a heart-breaking ‘postcode lottery’ in England – BBC Scotland? It’s not nightmarish enough for their agenda

Professor John Robertson OBA, Biodiversity Correspondent (Today) From Discover Wildlife today, the above and: More than 500 small blue butterflies have been spotted at a single site in Scotland – a record-breaking number for one of the UK’s most threatened butterflies. Butterfly Conservation volunteer Richard Aspinall logged 523 small blues in just 90 minutes at Balnagown Estate near Invergordon. It more than doubles last year’s total and marks a hopeful sign for the species’ future, say conservationists. https://www.discoverwildlife.com/animal-facts/insects-invertebrates/small-blue-butterfly-record-numbers-scotland How did this happen? Not for the first time these UK conservationists have little to say about the role of the Scottish Government … Continue reading Scottish Government invests £55 million in restoring biodiversity and there’s a ‘staggering butterfly boom’ but they get no credit for it

After reading I walked by-election streets and discovered why Reform are on rise, today Bob Lamont has these serious concerns. This particular paragraph on Farage/Tice’s appeal to Scots made me wonder just how much McKenna had imbibed before writing it – The party has sensed something new running beneath Scotland’s political currents. That growing numbers of voters think that the extremists are not to be found lurking in disadvantaged communities or in conspiracy chat-rooms, but at Holyrood and in a superannuated local government executive sector populated almost entirely by people who care nothing for working class people and who actively … Continue reading Kevin McKenna and James Cook work together to humanise an ultra British Nationalist in Larkhall