Scotlandâs First Minister has left open the possibility of forming a coalition government with Labour if a snap general election was called in Westminster.
US looks set to demand that UK allows imports of chlorinated chicken, opens up the NHS to US corporations, and surrenders some control of its fiscal and foreign policies.
The SNP has warned the UK government not to agree to any âbargain basementâ trade deals with the United States as fresh fears emerged that a proposed post-Brexit trade deal could allow big American firms to ârun riotâ in the NHS and threaten food standards.
English-speakers are notorious for failing to learn other languages because of the global dominance of their native tongue, but that should not be used as an excuse, writes Jane Bradley.
It was the start of everything. The start of Alex Fergusonâs Aberdeen revolution. The start of Fergie hammering into his players: âWeâre not effing well coming down to Glasgow and losing to that mob again.â The start of the bad blood between that mob, Rangers, and the Dons. And the man at the centreâ¨of it all has just walked into a cafe in Kintore.
BRENDAN Rodgers has spoken out over the response to his sudden departure to Leicester as Celtic fans label his decision as a betrayal on a par with Mo Johnstonâs switch to Rangers.
WHATâS the point of writing a new stage musical in the second decade of the 21st century? If the answer is to skewer the follies, corruptions and joys of the society around you while having indecent amounts of fun â and thatâs what many of the best musicals have always done, from West Side Story to Rent â then the young Glasgow playwright, director and composer Andy McGregor is working in a great tradition; and never more so than with his smash-hit 2017 Play, Pie And Pint show Spuds, in which a down-at-heel Glasgow West Ender called David â widowed, heartbroken and penniless â suddenly finds his way to wealth when he realises that he can make a hallucinogenic drug out of the chips from his local chippie.
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