Nicola Sturgeon: Don’t be fooled by Labour’s election arithmetic fallacy
HAPPY New Year to all readers of the Glasgow Times. I hope 2024 brings all you wish for.
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First Minister of Scotland, Glasgow Southside MSP, and Glasgow Times columnist.
First Minister of Scotland, Glasgow Southside MSP, and Glasgow Times columnist.
HAPPY New Year to all readers of the Glasgow Times. I hope 2024 brings all you wish for.
OVER the past few weeks, I have learned a simple, but important lesson..
FOR the past few weeks, I have been working on material for the UK-wide Covid Public Inquiry.
I made my first speech in Parliament since stepping down as First Minister.
There are reasons to be cheerful amid challenges
THERE were few responsibilities that weighed more heavily on me during my years as first minister than stewardship of the National Health Service.
IT would be remiss of me not to mention recent developments in the police investigation into SNP finances as I start this week’s column.
Anyone who argues that someone driving to the Gorbals to pick up a latte at a drive thru is then going to park the car and shop locally is, to put it mildly, kidding themselves on.
THIS is my first column in these pages since stepping down as First Minister at the end of March.
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