Better late than never hardly covers it but last week Nicola Sturgeon finally suggested that, yes, she might, finally, meet some of Scotland’s mesh-damaged women.
It seems hard to believe but sometimes journalists are accused of only being interested in bad news.
The shock and sadness drifted like smoke from the west end of Sauchiehall Street around the world.
With every passing year, every life ruined, and every billion paid out in compensation, one seems certain to become the world’s biggest health scandal. The other, according to a report released on Friday, is no scandal at all.
Heavy hangs the head that wears the Health Secretary’s crown, as Shakespeare almost wrote.
IF we do not remember our history – we are told and will, no doubt, be told again – we are doomed to repeat it.
JUNE MARTIN has experienced pain and suffering none of us ever want to endure.
CHARITIES do so much good in the world, helping those facing the most difficult of circumstances.
AT the age of 14, life should be great. Hanging around with your pals, discussing the latest music, and finding some independence as you advance through your teenage years.
OUR revelations in Sunday's paper make worrying reading. Eastern European crime gangs arming criminals in this country with an array of weapons to the point that their deals even include a sweetener – a free hand grenade.
ANGER. Frustration. Confusion. These are emotions the families of those killed in the Clutha tragedy no doubt feel at this moment.