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Nicola Sturgeon says Covid inquiry has copies of messages after hearing heard pandemic... - Vimarsana News

Nicola Sturgeon says Covid inquiry has copies of messages after hearing heard pandemic...

Nicola Sturgeon said the UK Covid Inquiry has been provided with copies of messages between her and colleagues after the hearing heard the former first minister's pandemic WhatsApp messages were 'all deleted'.

Source: lbc.co.uk
XL bully dogs to be banned in Scotland after desperate owners bring influx of controversial breed north of the border following regulations in England and Wales - Vimarsana News

XL bully dogs to be banned in Scotland after desperate owners bring influx of controversial breed north of the border following regulations in England and Wales

First Minister Humza Yousaf has confirmed the Scottish Government will 'in essence replicate' UK legislation banning XL bully dogs without a licence.

XL Bully owner says her ten-month-old pet was savaged by a crazed CAT - Vimarsana News

XL Bully owner says her ten-month-old pet was savaged by a crazed CAT

Casey Wilson, 26, was walking her ten-month-old pet Nova for the first time since the restrictions came into force on New Year's Day when she says the crazed cat ran at them 'like a monster'.

Welsh pubs ban First Minister - Vimarsana News

Welsh pubs ban First Minister

Numerous pubs in North Wales have reportedly banned First Minister of Wales Mark Drakeford in protest over policies which some publicans claimed have turned the sector into a "punching bag".

STEVE FINAN: Dundee is facing cuts - why not vanity projects? - Vimarsana News

STEVE FINAN: Dundee is facing cuts - why not vanity projects?

When Scotland - and Dundee - is facing unprecedented budget cuts, Steve Finan thinks it's time to put "vanity projects" to one side.