Heartbroken mum turns pain of five miscarriages into hope with new podcast
The pain of losing a baby doesn’t bear thinking about, yet it’s a heartbreak that touches the lives of thousands of people every year.
podcast Heartbroken mum turns pain of five miscarriages into hope with new podcast
The pain of losing a baby doesn’t bear thinking about, yet it’s a heartbreak that touches the lives of thousands of people every year.
Home Office launches EU settlement scheme campaign as deadline approaches
The Home Office has launched a new information campaign urging EU citizens living in the UK to apply for its settlement scheme as soon as possible.
Sturgeon 'does not want independence referendum', says ex-Scottish secretary
Nicola Sturgeon does not want an independence referendum, according to a Tory former Scottish secretary, but is using it to distract from her “abysmal” record.
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'I've never been prouder of Glasgow': Locals rejoice as men detained by immigration enforcement released
Police have released two men who were detained by Border Force officials in Glasgow, as Glasgow locals who had spent the day protesting the Home Office action rejoiced.
Cameron says 'no wrongdoing' despite ‘big economic investment’ in Greensill Capital
David Cameron has said there was "absolutely no wrongdoing" despite having a “big economic investment” in Greensill Capital, which he said did not motivate his intense lobbying of the Government for the collapsed firm as coronavirus struck.
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Who is Scotland's new Presiding Officer?
Scottish Green MSP Alison Johnstone has been elected as Holyrood’s new Presiding Officer, after being the only candidate which saw her win 97 votes, with 28 against.
County court judgment against Johnson came from defamation claim
A county court judgment against Boris Johnson for a debt of £535 was issued over a claim of defamation, it has emerged.
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'No one is illegal': Crowds protest deportation at Glasgow street
PROTESTERS in Glasgow are out in force as they try to prevent immigration officers from removing people from a property on Kenmure Street in the South Side of the city.
Nicola Sturgeon among politicians to condemn Glasgow immigration removals
NICOLA Sturgeon has expressed her consternation after police were called to a Glasgow street where protesters are trying to prevent immigration officers from removing people from a property.
