WITH so much happening around the Scotland women’s national football team, it stirs up many occasions when I take a wander down memory lane. This week was no exception as Scotland recorded a historical win in a friendly match against Brazil in Spain.
UNITED States President Donald Trump has said he will put tariffs on 11 billion dollars (£8.4bn) worth of European Union cheese, wine and other goods to retaliate for what Washington calls improper subsidies to Airbus.
IT might as well have devastated the dark side of the moon for all the attention it has been given. But then it’s in Africa, isn’t it? These things happen there, have done before and doubtless will again, so what’s new? If I had the proverbial…
WE pass the Mitchell Library on our way to Lorna Goodison’s hotel. The Jamaican Poet Laureate’s train was four hours late.
LAST month was Scotland's fifth wettest March on record, according to the Met Office.
THE Big Yin took prime place at one of the biggest celebrations of Scottish culture in the world yesterday when he led the annual Tartan Day parade in New York.
"I THOUGHT it was simple rain, but it wasn’t normal, it was torrential. So, I ran with my kids to a school to shelter. I have lost the crops, my clothes and my house. I only saved my children.”
IS the current political turmoil affecting our mental health? Is that actually a question?
IN what may or may not have been a divine Brexit intervention, the House of Commons was forced to abandon its sitting last night after a huge water leak interrupted proceedings.
A NEWLYWED bride was mistaken for a ghost by tourists when she climbed a massive rock formation in the mist in her wedding gown.
