Boris Johnson has insisted that there cannot be a second referendum (Image: PTV) I think it s unavoidable. I don t see circumstances taking place where there won t be a second referendum. When it happens, who knows? Probably not this year.
Mr Johnson has shaken up his team aimed at keeping the Union together, replacing a former Scottish MP with a veteran of the Vote Leave Brexit campaign.
Nicola Sturgeon has been fighting Mr Johnson for the chance of a second referendum (Image: GETTY)
Jacob Rees-Mogg clashes with SNP MP on Scottish ‘bailout’
Number 10 said the Prime Minister believes himself to be the voice of the majority in Scotland who rejected independence and Downing Street s Union unit will support him in his efforts to keep the UK together.
TRADE unionists and politicians in Scotland warned today against any attempts to run a National Care Service for profit.
The Independent Review of Adult Social Care released a report today calling for the creation of an NHS-style National Care Service, with chairman Derek Feeley saying that it should be established in Scotland as part of a radical overhaul of the sector.
Mr Feeley recommended the service should be “on an equal footing” to NHS Scotland, improving standards of care, and ensuring enhanced pay, terms and conditions for the social care workforce.
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman called the report “an important step towards the creation of a National Care Service for Scotland,” and said the government would respond at a later date.
Poll finds huge support for creation of a national care service in Scotland dailyrecord.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from dailyrecord.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Following a worrying time of uncertainty and doubt, one charity is getting back on its feet – thanks to vital support from all its supporters. Last month, the team behind Siiboo issued a desperate appeal to help keep them afloat, fearing the charity was just weeks away from collapse. After six years of supporting children in Bakindik, in The Gambia, with their education, essential items such as shoes, and so much more, founders Sharon and Colin Fox couldn t bear to see their dream shut down. And thanks to the caring community, the Egremont couple can see the light at the end of the tunnel .