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Boris Johnson seems utterly convinced there is one rule for us and no rules for him (Picture: Stefan Rousseau/PA)

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British and Irish Lions' full back Stuart Hogg has issued a strongly worded statement.

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It was originally argued that building a lighthouse in the waters around Shetland would be impossible, too dangerous
and expensive. Bressay lighthouse, built in 1858 opposite the east coast of the mainland of Shetland, is proof that this argument
did not hold sway. It still stands guard over the ‘sooth mooth’ or southern entrance to Lerwick harbour. PIC: HES.
It was originally argued that building a lighthouse in the waters around Shetland would be impossible, too dangerous
and expensive. Bressay lighthouse, built in 1858 opposite the east coast of the mainland of Shetland, is proof that this argument
did not hold sway. It still stands guard over the ‘sooth mooth’ or southern entrance to Lerwick harbour. PIC: HES.

An illuminating love letter to the lighthouses of Scotland

George Galloway after Kim Leadbeater won the Batley and Spen by-election to represent the seat previously held by her sister Jo Cox, who was murdered in the constituency in 2016. Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire
George Galloway after Kim Leadbeater won the Batley and Spen by-election to represent the seat previously held by her sister Jo Cox, who was murdered in the constituency in 2016. Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire

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George Galloway has announced his intention to contest Jo Cox’s former seat - against the murdered MP’s sister, Kim Leadbeater.
George Galloway has announced his intention to contest Jo Cox’s former seat - against the murdered MP’s sister, Kim Leadbeater.

Galloway to stand against Jo Cox’s sister in murdered MP’s former seat

Human rights lawyer Debora Kayembe came to the UK from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and has been living in Scotland since 2011.
Human rights lawyer Debora Kayembe came to the UK from the Democratic Republic of Congo, and has been living in Scotland since 2011.

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George Galloway could contest by-election

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Humza Yousaf hugs Kate Forbes in the main chamber during the vote for the new First Minister

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New First Minister Humza Yousaf with his deputy Shona Robison. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images
New First Minister Humza Yousaf with his deputy Shona Robison. Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images

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Humza Yousaf speaks to the media after being voted the new First Minister at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.
Humza Yousaf speaks to the media after being voted the new First Minister at the Scottish Parliament in Edinburgh.

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