In May 2026, during a televised interview, Anas Sarwar clearly stated his opposition to accepting a position within the House of Lords.
However, in July 2026, Anas Sarwar accepted a peerage, thereby taking a seat in the House of Lords.
You simply can't trust a word he says.
Not only will Anas Sarwar be handed a ministerial role by Andy Burnham without even standing as an MP, he was rejected by voters in the election he *did* stand in. A distant second in Glasgow Cathcart & Pollok in May.
Sarwar's promotion is a big f*ck you to Scottish voters.
When you can't win a parliamentary election the only way to seize power is to remove it *from* that parliament and/or circumvent it. This is what Labour is planning to do under Burnham. Seize power from the Welsh Senedd and Holyrood and/or circumvent both. A devolution coup.
Andy Burnham will be sworn in as PM tomorrow. He has already stated he will deny Scotland's right to decide our constitutional future.
Yet again another English politician acting as a dictator towards Scotland
The BBC is so swamped with adverts now - mostly for its own programmes - that they may as well scrap the TV licence and fund the thing through advertising.
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Micheal Gove used £560,000 of Covid recovery funds to conduct a poll on Scottish Independence.
The courts ordered the result to be published.
It was never released.
Micheal Gove actions were fraudulent and must be investigated.
Will there now be an enquiry into other convictions that relied on the honesty of evidence offered by agents of the Security Services now that they have been proven liars. Their evidence was held to be 'gold standard' and often not requiring of corroboration. #MI5#whodavthunkit
BritNat Breakfast presenter Sarah McMullan has said that Yes Scotland was "A company set up by the SNP".
Yes Scotland was a collaboration of pro-Indy parties. It's first two directors in the controlling company Yes Scotland Ltd, were Scott Martin, a lawyer for the SNP, and Blair Jenkins who wasn't an SNP member.
We are witnessing BBC BritNat messaging in play as police probe a complaint made against Yes Scotland. The intention is to link the probe to the SNP.
Indeed the BBC article about the story claims the company behind Yes Scotland was set up by Alex Salmond. It wasn't. The article also links the Yes Scotland probe to the Peter Murrell case. Neither are linked.
This is crude propaganda from a station now notorious for such.
Scottish maternity unit praised after unannounced inspection. Reporting Scotland mentioned it briefly this morning. No contrast with England. Wonder why?😉 No online article though which is odd considering a leaking roof at the Inverclyde Hospital has a dedicated online article.
Scotland desperately needs its own public service broadcaster. From poor investment in art & culture to ignoring the Glasgow Commonwealth Games the BBC just isn't cutting it. Add to that no dedicated TV coverage of Scotland's World Cup matches and don't get us started on what passes for news.
We could and should get better from the £300m we pay London annually through the TV licence.
Andy Burnham has blamed the 'right to buy' for the shortage of social housing in Scotland.
In 2001 the then Scottish Housing Minister extended the 'right to buy' scheme. The minister? Jackie Baillie.
https://t.co/PEsabAr8z2
If Scotland had a genuine national broadcaster then that broadcaster would cover the Glasgow Commonwealth Games. The fact that the BBC is refusing to broadcast the event is proof that it isn't Scottish in any way. It's English. It would *not* have ignored a Manchester Games.
BBC reporter James Cook, when reporting on Peter Murrell's sentencing, said it was "striking" that Nicola Sturgeon wasn't mentioned during the court proceedings. Cook appears unable to accept she wasn't on trial. Sturgeon lives rent free in his head.
In 2022 Andy Burnham called for Scotland to be given "as close as you can get to home rule" and insisted there must be a "more thoughtful, substantial alternative" to the status quo on the table.
Will Burnham now U-turn just as Starmer did? Yep.
https://t.co/CWD6QJZiEt
I find it very strange that all of the people currently queuing up to condemn the coronation of Burnham as antidemocratic are the same people who were queuing up three years ago to kiss Luggy Prince Charlie's arse.