Lesley Riddoch: It's too soon to write off the SNP
Burner phones, high-class jewellery, expensive pots and pans and the infamous "beached" motor-home – the police enquiry into SNP…
Source: heraldscotland.com
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'There is no magic wand': an interview with Transport Minister Aaron Farrugia
Farrugia speaks about traffic, buses, roadworks and cleaning up Transport Malta
Source: timesofmalta.com
'I was told to use holiday days when I was grieving': Why Britain has a problem with miscarriage leave
There are 250,000 pregnancy losses every year, yet legislation on paid miscarriage is decades behind other countries
Source: telegraph.co.uk
An electoral stamp of approval for the Tories risks dishonesty becoming the new normal
An electoral stamp of approval for the Tories risks dishonesty becoming the new normal Polly Toynbee © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: WPA/Getty Images What kind of country has this become? We will know more when Thursday’s election results roll in by the weekend. Polls are narrowing but the Tories average 42% against Labour’s 35%. That’s extraordinary, when a party 11 years in power should expect heavy losses in midterm votes. But these are exceptional times: after 14 months of draconian restrictions the UK emerges blinking into the light, vaccinated and liberat...
Source: msn.com
An electoral stamp of approval for the Tories risks dishonesty becoming the new normal | Polly Toynbee
Everyone must have seen the recent stories of greed and arrogance. How will this play out on Thursday’s elections? ‘Far more rides on these local elections than usual: most of the time, people should vote on the quality of their councils.’ Photograph: WPA/Getty Images ‘Far more rides on these local elections than usual: most of the time, people should vote on the quality of their councils.’ Photograph: WPA/Getty Images Tue 4 May 2021 02.00 EDT Last modified on Tue 4 May 2021 04.43 EDT What kind of country has this become? We will know more when Thursday’s election results roll in...
Source: theguardian.com