Tory MSPs earning 'hundreds of thousands' from second jobs

Nov 15, 2021

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	Scottish Tory MSPs 'earning hundreds of thousands of pounds' from second jobs

	Scottish Conservative MSPs are earning hundreds of thousands of pounds from second jobs, an investigation by Scottish Labour has claimed.

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Second World War veteran, 101, leads Edinburgh's Remembrance Sunday commemorations

A 101-year-old Second World War veteran who spent three gruelling years as a prisoner of war led the national Remembrance Sunday commemorations in Edinburgh today.

Emotion etched on Prince Charles' face as he lays wreath on behalf of the Queen

Members of the royal family and senior politicians have led the nation in honouring the country’s war dead on Remembrance Sunday.

Nicola Sturgeon says Scotland must accelerate move away from fossil fuels

Nicola Sturgeon says Scotland “must accelerate the progress away from fossil fuels” as nations look forward to Cop27 in Sharm El-Sheikh, Egypt.

Patients face five-year wait for hip op, says ex-consultant

Patients are facing five-year waits for hip replacements as backlogs reach crisis point, according to an orthopaedic surgeon who quit the NHS.

Three men arrested under Terrorism Act after fatal blast at Liverpool hospital

Three men have been arrested under the Terrorism Act after a car explosion at a hospital killed one person and injured another.

Writer Irvine Welsh reveals plans for stage musical version of Trainspotting

Irvine Welsh has revealed he is working on a stage musical version of Trainspotting.

Singing sensation Susan Boyle to get starring role in River City - playing herself

Singing sensation Susan Boyle has secured a starring role in the BBC Scotland drama River City.

Fancy being a pub landlord? Here are 21 pubs, bars and inns currently for sale across Scotland

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Flag flown at US Capitol to honour Scots nurse killed in 1917 sent to her home town

An American flag flown over the US Capitol building in honour of a Scottish nurse killed in 1917 has been sent to her home town to mark Remembrance Day.

"Please refrain!" Mr Popular Steve Clarke makes Tartan Army request as Scotland roll on

On an international tour of duty as both a player and manager that has taken in visits to more traditionally romantic spots such as Copenhagen and Vienna, it seems strange that fate should see Steve Clarke really begin to feel the love amid Chisinau’s urban sprawl.

John McGinn: The best buttocks in football and I seriously hope they're insured

I can’t believe I’m doing this. Tapping “Best backside (male) on a statue” into a search engine. If my wife checks this computer, how am I going to explain that?

Bertie Auld: Celtic devastated by death of Lisbon Lion as club pay tribute to 'giant of a man'

Bertie Auld, one of Celtic's European Cup heroes, has died at the age of 83.

Scotland 36 Japan 12: Rachel Malcolm hails 'clinical' second half in front of Edinburgh crowd

Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm was pleased with the “clinical” performance her side put in during the second half to help them see off Japan in Edinburgh on Sunday and make it three wins on the spin.

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