FIRSTLY, I want to thank Humza Yousaf for his service to our country and for always putting the people of Scotland first ...
WE should rightly condemn the acts of violence by the Iranian regime against Israel. They were no more than a cynical attempt to exploit the suffering, pain and turmoil being experienced by the people in Palestine right now.
WHEN I was elected in 2015, the first constituent who came to me for help turned out to be one of many women born in the 1950s who did not know their state pension age had drastically changed.
THIS week saw the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Jeremy Hunt, deliver his Budget to the House of Commons. Hunt spent his speech parroting the Conservatives’ favourite claim that everything
INTERNATIONAL Women’s Day usually leaves me with mixed emotions.
ON Wednesday, you could have been forgiven for mistaking the House of Commons for a classroom where a substitute teacher had completely lost control and authority.
ALMOST everyone seemed united in their condemnation of Rishi Sunak’s anti-trans jibe at PMQs as the mother of murdered teenager Brianna Ghey (who was trans) was visiting Parliament.
AS I write this, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) is discussing South Africa’s submission that it believes Israel is responsible for genocide in Palestine.
BETWEEN 1999 and 2015, hundreds of subpostmasters were subjected to prosecutions and financial misconduct convictions based on inaccurate data generated by Horizon, a software program produced by Japanese company Fujitsu.
AS we edge towards Christmas and the holiday period, more than ever it brings into focus the need to escape out of touch Westminster politics.
