A QUOTE was doing the rounds on social media at the weekend which was credited to the former Rangers chairman, John Lawrence.“Rangers cannot, and never shall be, second.”That line came in better times. It will be a relief to Graeme Murty that his team
SO it’s official. MI5 vetted the political affiliations of every BBC job applicant including their families for years. It wasn’t until they were forced to admit the screening that they stopped using MI5 in 1984. The BBC still vets new applicants
AFTER reading the right-wing conservative media outlets over the weekend and listening to some ultra-right-wing conservative commentators and MPs, it would now appear there is a definite effort not just to undermine the elected parliament of Scotland
CHEMICAL weapons inspectors have collected samples from Douma, two weeks after a suspected gas attack prompted retaliatory strikes by Western powers on the Syrian government’s chemical facilities.The site visit, confirmed by the Organisation for the Prohibition
A JOURNALIST in Nicaragua has been shot dead while doing a live broadcast about anti-government protests.Angel Gahona was reporting on damage at a bank in the Caribbean coast town of Bluefields when a bullet hit him during his Facebook Live newscast.Video
A SUICIDE bomber has struck at a voter registration centre in the Afghan capital, killing at least 48 people and leaving at least 112 injured.According to Afghanistan’s Pajhwok news agency, 21 women and five children died in the attack.General Daud Amin
My Year with the Tribe, BBC2, 9pm WILL Millard makes his second trip to Indonesia, where he is reunited with two old men from the Korowai tribe who are living a life with no contact with the outside world. He meets members of their family and is
AMBER Rudd's position as Home Secretary is "untenable" in the wake of the Government's "callous" treatment of the so-called Windrush generation, the SNP's leader at Westminster has said. Ian Blackford MP is demanding the Home Secretary consider
AN international coalition of Catholic institutions have pledged to take their money out of fossil fuels. The commitment by 35 religious orders, lay organisations and social justice movements to "divest" their money from the polluting energy sources
SHOPPERS on Scotland’s high streets and retail parks will learn about the symptoms of cervical cancer in a nationwide campaign this summer. The £100,000 Be Cervix Savvy campaign will tour Scotland from mid-June, with volunteers from Jo’s Cervical
