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weebirdie

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Not out of the woods yet

 in the woods Scotland
Joined January 2016
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A couple of wee RAF planes so low they nearly hit the trees. They showed 25ft altitude when I first looked. Mental.
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The Joani Reid story has all the finest ingredients for a press frenzy, but there isn't one. That's the most interesting thing.
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Andrew@xbasslichtieOct 28
Replying to @theglasgowbell
So Joani Reid is married to a Chinese spy, had an affair with a military nuclear sub captain, and also an editor of a significant Scottish newspaper, and nobody thinks that's a big story?
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So many comments have been received on this planning application for a massive data centre that the council has had to suspend publishing them.
BBC Scotland News (@BBCScotlandNews) profile pictureBBC Scotland News
@BBCScotlandNewsSep 30
Giant data centre plans lodged for old nuclear plant site bbc.in/4rEAodi
Giant data centre plans lodged at old Chapelcross nuclear site

Giant data centre plans lodged at old Chapelcross nuclear site

Developers say it could create more than 500 full-time jobs on the Chapelcross site near Annan.

bbc.co.uk
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When I say massive I mean it covers 50 hectares and makes the nuclear power station look small
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Still laugh out loud whenever I see this, the comic timing is perfect
Garry (@Macnessie) profile pictureGarry@MacnessieOct 21
Replying to @bellacaledonia @staylorish
I'm sure Mr Taylor is used to people laughing at him.
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Looking at fuel prices on google maps. Strangely everywhere within a 50 mile radius of me is the exact same price.
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It's the same price on Skye and more expensive in London and Manchester, not what I was expecting.
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The most boring thing I've ever posted (possibly)
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A spontaneous and natural interview
Mirror Politics (@MirrorPolitics) profile pictureMirror Politics
@MirrorPoliticsSep 29
Did you see the PM’s speech?
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'I don't think it would be good for people in the north of England'
STV News (@STVNews) profile pictureSTV News
@STVNewsSep 25
Has Andy Burnham’s stance on Scottish independence changed? i.stv.tv/3ZFuLj1
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He's got Labour's instinctive belief that their power base is the north of England, Scotland and Wales, hardly noticing the evidence that things have changed.
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Burnham seems to be more of a vibes politician than a theorist but James Hawes' Twilight of the Union comes to mind hearing that
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No major news outlet in the UK has covered this story just one journalist Emily Shenton from the @clydebankpost Might be a local story but should be reported UK wide considering….. clydebankpost.co.uk/news/265… 👏👏👏👏 @JubileeHospital
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@JubileeHospitalSep 23
🏥 We're proud to be ranked the highest-rated NHS hospital in the UK based on Google reviews. With an average rating of 4.71 star, this recognition reflects the experiences of our patients and the dedication of colleagues across NHS Golden Jubilee. Thank you Team Golden Jubilee💙
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robert@RobDunsmoreSep 23
Noting again today, and not for nothing, that there's no Health section on BBC Scotland website, all health related stories fall into their Politics pages.
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I see Michael Marra's new line is that labour built the case for a Scottish parliament until it became the 'settled will of the people' and then delivered it. Funny but I remember it differently. They can have the credit for delivering it but not for building the demand.
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Labour stood well back from the 'can't pay won't pay' campaign which made the poll tax unworkable. Not going to let them get away with revising history and taking all the credit.
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What I'm referring to here
STV News (@STVNews) profile pictureSTV News
@STVNewsSep 21
The new leader of Scottish Labour says he is backing the right for Scotland to decide its own future. i.stv.tv/3TFYlVe
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It’s grudging…but the Guardian comes out for Scottish Independence. Hard on the heels of LBC’s James O’Brien’s conversion, perhaps there’s a shift in English perception of a new reality. theguardian.com/commentisfre…
Slowly then all at once: this emboldened Celtic alliance could spell the end of the UK | Simon...

Slowly then all at once: this emboldened Celtic alliance could spell the end of the UK | Simon...

It’s something akin to a quiet earthquake: home nations jointly declaring their wish to be freed from English domination. A big move needs a big response, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

theguardian.com
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