@StephenFlynnSNP None of the English politicians got asked the same question in reverse while Scotland were in the euros. Its complete discrimination by the English media. Kier only wished England luck in the euros despite wanting to be pm of whole of the UK. Focus should be on policies.
@edinburghpaper Exciting? It was f***ing hell living through that. Was my friends houses that were destroyed along with their lives. Filming in Lockerbie will be blocked! What is even the purpose of making these films and TV series?! There is nothing exciting or entertaining about them.
@alimacno@ScotGovFM@HumzaYousaf@scotgov Were you there? Doubt it. I was. They were my friends that lost their lives on the ground. I still have the Xmas presents from them. It has always been called the Lockerbie air disaster. We all know the disaster as we refer it to was a terrorist attack. Doesn't need said.
@ScotGovFM@HumzaYousaf@scotgov As someone who was there, witnessed it, and lost great friends, it has always been called the"Lockerbie air disaster". People should not use incorrect political point scoring for selfish agendas and instead join Humza in paying their respects to those who lost their lives.
@NoShirleyNo False! As someone who was there and witnessed it and lost close friends, it has always been referred to as Lockerbie air disaster. Stop using one of the most traumatic events of my life to spread lies for political reasons. Shame on the lot of you doing this!!!
@jonsmalldon I've just seen and in complete shock. I grew up there, witnessed it, lost close friends, and it has always been the Lockerbie air disaster or "the disaster" for short for us from there. For unionists to use the death of my friends for their own political agendas is a disgrace!!!
@FigenMurray No problem. Everything's a wee bit more raw for me this year following Lorraine Kelly's documentary. The Smiths who lived next to Dora and Morris never get included. They technically survived but were very badly burned and not sure they even made it out of hospital.
@Stuart_Roxburgh@reallorraine I get what you're saying and you're right. It never has. I just feel that a big part of what we had to deal with as well as what we saw as a resident was the grief we had to go through too of losing our friends. They were residents too. Joanne was at my house that afternoon.
@Stuart_Roxburgh@reallorraine Gotta disagree with you a bit Stuart. For something that was meant to be about the residents of Lockerbie, the 11 on the ground who a lot of us inc you knew so well like Joanne, Lynsey and Paul were like a footnote. Were their lives not as important as those on the plane?