Ex-Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced she is joining asylum seeker charity Safe Passage International as chairman of its board of trustees. Something to do after finally stepping down as an MSP…
Sturgeon will join the embattled charity, which last year lost its CEO, chairman, and another trustee in quick succession. After less than two years in post…
The ex-politician told an audience last week about various “secret rendezvous” of hers and about her long-dead relationship with Peter Murrell. “Read between the lines,” she told gathered fans…
The charity is also engaged in a legal battle with the Home Office after the department suspended one of the routes through which dependants can join refugees living in Britain. 20,876 refugee family reunion visas were awarded from October 2024 to September 2025…
That means Nicola can continue doing what she loves best. Waving her fist at anyone not left wing enough in Westminster…
Speaking at an IPPR think tank event in London, the Health Secretary compared striking junior doctors to mutinous sailors.
“I feel like we’ve turned the ship, the boat’s going in the right direction, except some of the crew are trying to row in one direction while the rest of us are going in the other. You can’t make progress that way. We are seeing an improving NHS, and we’ve seen improvement despite resident doctors’ strikes, but the fact is, performance would have been better and there would have been more money to invest in staff and services if the BMA hadn’t been undertaking the strike action.”