In recent years, Eurovision has been embroiled in controversies that transcend music. These issues touch upon critical aspects of international…
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Aberdeen RAAC Crisis
Reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) was found in about 500 homes in the Balnagask area of Torry. This includes 364…
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Trump’s Conviction: Implications for the US Election and Beyond
The conviction of former President Donald Trump marks an unprecedented moment in American history, underscoring the nation’s ongoing struggle with…
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Labour’s Hypocrisy: Abbott Barred Unfairly
The Labour Party barred Diane Abbott, Britain’s first Black woman MP, from the upcoming general election. Meanwhile, they warmly welcomed…
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Independence: Unleashing ‘Brand Scotland’ on the Global Stage
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar recently announced plans to promote “Brand Scotland” through UK embassies. This highlights the significant economic…
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The Sky’s Getting Bumpier
Today’s turbulent sky’s result from climate change, as per new University of Reading research. This study reveals a concerning trend:…
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Labour, Commitment to Workers’ Rights?
Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar has confirmed that his family’s wholesale business currently does not pay all workers the “real…
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Ensuring Job Security
The global energy landscape is changing. Traditional oil and gas are being debated. Renewable energy sources are part of the…
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Finally, @Cavakaggy is suspended, but not @UltraCava2, yet…
In a powerful and commendable move, X (formerly Twitter) aims to make social media safer for everyone. This is especially…
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The privatisation of water
The privatisation of water in the UK has proven to be a significant failure. This is evidenced by a series…
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