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Critics argued the public has “a right to know who is behind any campaign” otherwise there was a risk of Scottish democracy being “undermined behind closed doors” www.theferret.scot/britain-remade-links-industry-lobbyists/

Black-and-white image of Torness nuclear power station with headline: “Revealed: This ‘grassroots’ group is campaigning to bring back nuclear. Its directors are industry lobbyists.” Subtext notes Britain Remade appointed two directors from a lobbying firm representing EDF.

Lung Ha Theatre Company wishes all of our actors, staff, Board, supporters, friends and industry peers a Merry Christmas, a peaceful festive break and a Happy New Year! We have lots of incredibly exciting things planned for 2026 and look forward to sharing more with you soon! 👀🎉 ❤️💛🤍

The Lung Ha Ensemble pose wearing Christmas jumpers and wrapped in tinsel and fairy lights. Superimposed white text reads: "MERRY CHRISTMAS & A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM ALL AT LUNG HA!"

✨Located in the heart of Edinburgh’s old town, the Centre bookshop offers a thoughtfully chosen selection of folktale collections, storytelling resources, children’s books and so much more! ✨ ✨ Step into our medieval luckenbooths to explore an emporium of fables, myths, tall tales & much more! ✨

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Nigel Farage said that the 'Raise the Colours' campaign was a "grassroots movement driven by ordinary people”. Kemi Badenoch said they should be "welcomed" as a symbol of "unity" Now the campaign has pivoted to racially abusing migrants and intimidating charity workers on the beaches of France

Nigel Farage-Backed 'Raise the Colours' Campaign Pivots to Racially Abusing Migrants and Harassing Aid Workers on French Beaches

Far-right activists were seen stabbing dinghies and releasing dogs to intimidate migrants and aid workers

bylinetimes.com

Friday's Scotsman column, on Margaret Thatcher's 100th anniversary. The sad recent history of the UK shows her to have been wrong about almost everything. But in an age of failing politics, we now need leaders who can do as she did, in one crucial way.... www.scotsman.com/news/opinion...

On her 100th birthday, there’s one lesson the left needs to learn from Thatcher to avoid disaster

Progressive political parties need to find leaders who are able, as Margaret Thatcher once was, to change the political weather and usher in a new age of better lives for ordinary people

scotsman.com

Reminders for following a breaking news story like the shooting of Charlie Kirk in Utah ⤵️ ⚠️ Bad actors & opportunists often use such moments when information is being gathered & fact-checked to recklessly push unverified claims & conspiracy theories. 🔗 Download the poster: bit.ly/BreakingNews...

Text-heavy and colorful infographic titled BREAKING NEWS CHECKLIST with
6 tips on "What to do when information is scarce, falsehoods are rampant
and the story is still unfolding" 1 Mind the gap: Keep in mind that
there’s often a gap between what the public wants to know and the verified
information available. Unconfirmed or completely bogus content often rushes in
to fill that gap. 2 Beware bad actors: Remember that bad actors often
capitalize on breaking news situations to spread falsehoods for easy likes and
shares. 3 Do a quick search: This is often your best defense against
misinformation. 4 Look for evidence: Claims that make bold assertions but
provide no links or other evidence should always be approached with caution. 5
Seek credible sources: Be intentional about looking for credible news and not
relying on social media algorithms to bring you updates. 6 Practice patience:
Quality journalism and verification take time. Be ready to follow news
developments over time.