She added: “I don’t cook. Can’t cook.. he’s cooks, he de-stresses, I read books. We just find ways of not talking about politics all the time. Sometimes it’s harder than other times, but it’s not as hard as you think it is.” … [Read more...] about Nicola Sturgeon’s awkward sex joke as she’s asked how she relaxes on Loose Women
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Nicola Sturgeon faces more questions over Alex Salmond bullying claims after internal emails leaked
More from Alex Salmond Alex Salmond accuses Nicola Sturgeon of submitting 'untrue' evidence to sex assault inquiry - as she rejects 'false' claims Coronavirus: Five things we learnt from this week's Sophy Ridge on Sunday Nicola Sturgeon reads out private Alex Salmond messages to dispel 'conspiracy' theories Alex Salmond: Scotland's top civil servant denies harassment policy was 'designed to get' former first minister Sturgeon faces new questions over whether she misled parliament about when she knew of Salmond complaints Alex Salmond's accusers say bringing case was 'the right thing to do' … [Read more...] about Nicola Sturgeon faces more questions over Alex Salmond bullying claims after internal emails leaked
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
What's needed is a Fisheries Czar. I suggest somebody gets on the phone to Sir Ian Wood. Grandson of a skipper from Aberdeen's Torry and retired from running his international oil service company, there's nobody better qualified to help the UK exploit the new fisheries opportunities this Tory government seems determined to throw away. In the process, Sir Ian might just save the Union. … [Read more...] about 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
Ministers face ridicule after it emerges Covid ‘Rule of Six’ outlaws ‘mingling’ – as Downing Street fuels confusion by saying people should NOT be fined for first breaches
Frederick Scandello (left), 31 owner of the Coat of Miracles coffee shop in Ealing, West London said the Rule of Six was 'bad news for the hospitality industry which is already suffering a lot'. Grish Gregorian (right), 61 owner of Café Florentine in Ealing, West London told MailOnline: 'It just doesn't make sense to me.' … [Read more...] about Ministers face ridicule after it emerges Covid ‘Rule of Six’ outlaws ‘mingling’ – as Downing Street fuels confusion by saying people should NOT be fined for first breaches