I've written in today's Scotland on Sunday on the LSE report showing that independence could cost 3x more than Brexit in trade costs alone. We have a choice – between learning from the mistakes of Brexit or jumping on the SNP bus and tripling down on them. scotsman.com/news/politics/…

Prof Devi Sridhar sticking up this negative tweet about AstraZenecaUK vaccine and then deletes it. Why?

Bunter, slipped and fell on his garden path

Holyrood committee on Handling of Harassment Complaints (the Alex Salmond inquiry) votes 5-4 against publishing Salmond's evidence, raising doubts he will give evidence at all 4 SNP MSPs plus 1 Green MSPs voted against publication 4 Con, Lib Dem and Lab MSPs voted to release it

The Parliamentary Inquiry actually has an innocent person at the heart of it who could have been jailed. Just as well the case was so overwhelming and evidence shockingly withheld from civil and criminal courts wasnt pivotal. Who withheld the evidence Michael Russell ?

-13.7c right now in Mintlaw A bit chilly

Ray Campbell Lupton @citizen_tammy Stephen Daisley Andrew Neil Douglas Ross Typical Correct a separatist and they block you, you can't argue with facts Ray Campbell Lupton The SNP has no competency over any reserved matter, which includes the constitution.

Andrew Neil Foreign 🤔 Nelson Foreign 🤔 They walk amongst us

Scottish Nationalism

Indy is more important than truth and justice

Not all in the SNP. Should be remembered this isn't about an innocent man it is about the Government's handling of the issue.

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“the legislation has been drafted in terms which deliberately exceed the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament” vs "there was no deliberate action by the relevant Minister" Either Michael is wrong or the Supreme court are wrong

Michael Russell Adam Tomkins Roddy Dunlop KC Aileen McHarg @[email protected] Par 60 of SC judgement. "The apparent implication is that the legislation has been drafted in terms which deliberately exceed the legislative competence of the Scottish Parliament, with reliance being placed on the courts to impose corrective limitations in individual cases."

What was the figure then Gerry?

Scotland as Britain: A medieval thread Nationalists pretend Britain is an extension of England Between the 1380s and 1520s, Scottish historians didn’t treat Britain as synonymous with England. They saw Scotland as Britain’s rightful heir, central, enduring, and legitimate. 1/

Rev Ayatoly Ally🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Seannachaidh/Shenachie Don’t be silly. *An* international law relating to the union would have been written down - if such a thing existed. There is no evidence of such a thing, and Buggerlugs there hasn’t made the slightest effort to produce any.