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Kaushik Patowary Feb 11, 2021 1 comments When the First World War ended, the soldiers who had participated in it and were lucky enough to survive, returned to their homes. As in all wars, some adapted better than others on their return, but many found themselves with the unpleasant situation of being unemployed. In the case of the Australian soldiers, those who landed on April 25, 1915 in Gallipoli and forced the Ottoman army to surrender in October 1918 with the capture of Gaza and Jerusalem, of the more than 300,000 sent to the front, 60,000 never returned and another 150,000 were wounded, ...
Industry figures put it slightly differently. "It has been a nightmare, an absolute nightmare," said James Withers, chief executive of Scotland Food and Drink. "We've heard from world-class logistics operators who will say the last few weeks have been the worst weeks of their entire career." Asked if he has lost money since the start of the year, Alasdair Hughson, the director of live shellfish supplier Keltic Seafare in Dingwall, laughed. "Oh my God, have we lost money? Oh my goodness." Mr Hughson said the changes following the end of the Brexit transition period have had a "cata...
Police fine 15 Scottish sea food truckers £200 each for making 'unnecessary journeys' as they descend on No10 after vowing to dump tons of rotting fish on PM's doorstep over Brexit border chaos More than 20 shellfish trucks are parked on roads near 10 Downing Street and Houses of Parliament today They are protesting against post-Brexit bureaucracy that has stopped them exporting to European Union Trucks have slogans such as 'Brexit carnage' and 'incompetent government destroying shellfish industry' Fishermen have found European buyers rejecting stocks this month after introduction of mor...