Sat, 5 October 2019
15:30 – 20:30 BST
(After the AUOB MARCH)
The Underground Yes Bar @ The Bongo Club
66 Cowgate
(Just off the Grassmarket East End)
Edinburgh
EH1 1JX
3:30pm Doors Open
Tickets only £10
All funds raised will be used for Yes campaigning
https://t.co/O4G1Ae2bgC
I’m wary of attacking the BBC but this is utterly insane.
@BBCNews has edited out the audience laughing at Boris Johnson when questioned on trust.
The first part is the actual footage, the second is from BBC News at 1pm today...
Sat, 5 October 2019
15:30 – 20:30 BST
(After the AUOB MARCH)
The Underground Yes Bar @ The Bongo Club
66 Cowgate
(Just off the Grassmarket East End)
Edinburgh
EH1 1JX
3:30pm Doors Open
Tickets only £10
All funds raised will be used for Yes campaigning
https://t.co/O4G1Ae2bgC
And English Conservatism is now close to dragging everything it professes to hold dear into calamity, up to & including the United bloody Kingdom. Do the obvious thing, Scotland. Some of us would like an escape.
10 Reason why Scots in a language (THREAD)
1. The Scots language is recognised by both the UK & Scottish Governments, the Council for Europe and is being funded by the UN through UNESCO in this, The Year of Indigenous the Language #IYIL2019
Clackmannanshire Central By-Election, 1st Prefs;
SNP - 40.9% (+2.6)
Labour - 31.9% (-8.0)
Con - 19.8% (+3.2)
UKIP - 3.3% (+3.3)
Green - 2.5% (-2.7)
Lib Dem - 1.7% (+1.7)
SNP elected at stage 6.
Dear @jeremycorbyn - instead of talking about things that happened when I was eight years old, how about showing some leadership today? You could start by asking yourself why the polls show you still trailing behind the most incompetent Tory government in our lifetimes.
In Scotland if you break your arm or leg you may get a 'stookie' put on it. Coincidentally the Scots word 'stookie', first recorded in 1865 means, "A plaster statue, a stucco figure"
In Scotland if you break your arm or leg you may get a 'stookie' put on it. Coincidentally the Scots word 'stookie', first recorded in 1865 means, "A plaster statue, a stucco figure"
10. Today Scots is essentially an informal language used generally for informal purposes such as colloquial speech, satire, poetry and annoying Unionists on Twitter
10 Reason why Scots in a language (THREAD)
1. The Scots language is recognised by both the UK & Scottish Governments, the Council for Europe and is being funded by the UN through UNESCO in this, The Year of Indigenous the Language #IYIL2019