Salmond inquiry ' harmed and upset women complainers' says regretful Alex Cole-Hamilton

iOS and Android.Council leader, Peter Henderson, said: “I’m pleased that the Best Value Assurance Report recognises the work our dedicated staff undertook during the COVID-19 pandemic and I’d like to thank them once again for their ongoing commitment.“Communities are at the heart of everything we do, and I’m encouraged that the report notes that councillors are working in the best interests of local people."However, I appreciate that there are areas where we can improve, and we have already made

Danny Boyle’s “Trainspotting” was based on the provocative novel by Scottish author Irvine Welsh, which chronicled a group of young Scots navigating heroin addiction and paying for it any way they can. A direct sequel, “T2: Trainspotting,” was released in 2017, which Boyle again directed, an adaptation of Welsh’s novel “Porno.” READ MORE: Danny Boyle To Helm’ Methuselah,” Starring Michael B.

Malcolm Offord also described former First Minister Alex Salmond as a “brilliant” politician who had run a “very good administration”. Offord’s appointment yesterday led to accusations of cronyism due to his status as a Tory donor.

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Alzheimer’s so she could forget about him. Martin Marley, 73, from Balloch, avoided a jail term after admitting pursuing the young woman - who has learning difficulties.

Deputy First Minister said the Scottish Government had spoken to fuel suppliers about distribution problems in recent days. On Sunday the UK Government suspended competition laws to allow suppliers to target petrol stations which are running low.As well as the shortage of HGV drivers, the industry has blamed "panic buying" from consumers for queues at forecourts around the UK.

NHS's failure to protect nurses in the pandemic. Lesley Roberts told how more than a year after she raised serious issues she believed were putting nurses at risk, they have still to be addressed.

Alister Jack declared military personnel could be seconded in the "long run" if required. A total of 114 soldiers have been drafted in to drive non-emergency vehicles for the Scottish Ambulance Service, with a further 111 members of the armed forces helping to staff coronavirus testing centres.

warning after a woman was caught on camera spiking herself and then claiming her drink was drugged. The Ship Inn, Elie, Fife, took to social media today urging other premises to be on the lookout for the woman and her partner.

terrifying moment two men were winched to safely from the bottom of a sea stack in the Highlands. Huge waves off the treacherous Atlantic Sea and strong winds battered Mike and Chris who got stuck at the foot of the Old Man of Stoer in Sutherland on Thursday evening.

health issue rather than a criminal matter. The scheme will allow police to use their discretion on cases of individual use only, while those caught supplying drugs to others will still face criminal charges.

Scottish Labour leader cited workers’ rights and laws regulating drugs as priorities for further devolution from London to Edinburgh. In an exclusive interview with the Daily Record ahead of the Labour conference in Brighton, the Glasgow MSP also warned he would be delivering “hard truths” about how the party needs to do better.

Kanye West as the inspiration for her stage interpretation of Lady Macbeth.The Lady Bird actor will be making her theatre debut in London as the Shakespearian character opposite the Scottish actor James McArdle as Macbeth.“We keep thinking about Macbeth and Lady Macbeth as like a Kim and Kanye situation,” told BBC News, “where there have been stages to their success and real kind of highs and lows.”Ronan decided to reference Kardashian and West as she views them as “a modern power couple that is

hospital ward for having no running water while her young son received treatment for a rare disease in the building's "prison-like" conditions. Lynn Kearns told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry that her son was unable to shower for about two weeks while being treated in the hospital despite vomiting on his own face during treatment.

Hospitals Inquiry his son almost died twice in 24 hours from an infection picked up in a ward. The infection took hold after the child, then seven, had a cancerous kidney removed in a 10-hour operation at Glasgow’s Royal Hospital for Children.