The Smith Commission included control over the BBC & broadcasting rights….. Scrapped after being promised to voters by unionists throughout the referendum campaign Just like the Devomax package Home Rule,HMRC jobs staying in Cumbernauld ect… ALL LIES

73 examples of Scotland / UK comparisons that almost all media ignore👇 Scotland better in all of these 👇 Why do most media hide this?

What Sky News Fails To Mention: Scotland has lower child poverty rates than England & Wales & has seen reductions in recent periods, while the other nations largely scrapped or never adopted equivalent binding statutory income targets after the UK-level ones were scrapped

On Jan 7th, 2024 a Scottish Labour demand to cut the number of Health Boards dominated BBC Scotland. It led Radio, TV & Online. BMA Scotland didn't oppose the idea. The trade union implicitly backed it for over two and a half years, only opposing it when the SNP proposed it.

Michael Marra was asked eight days ago if the triple lock should end. "No, I don't believe it should."

Labour's small modular reactor strategy looks hopeless as Chinese prototype barely hits 20% productivity and French blow cold on whole thing talkingupscotlandtwo.com/202…

An NHS centre in Nottingham had its grand opening today but can't accept patients because it failed water quality checks. It coincides with a Critical Incident in the same region. The two BBC reporters casually trivialise the Critical Incident and the building failure. Can you imagine BBC Scotland reporters excusing NHS failures in this manner? No, neither can we. It shows the different approaches taken on NHS reporting by the BBC each side of the border. It's sensationalised and heavily politicised in Scotland.

Andy Burnham bought British, from Falkirk and Ballymena when he built the groundbreaking Bee Network. The last time John Swinney rocked up in Falkirk he announced £4m that we found out yesterday was never delivered after his Chinese Bus Buying scheme cost 115 jobs in Falkirk.

When unionists complain about “free stuff” in Scotland. Now they are on catchup mode.

Drug related deaths among the young plummet in Scotland but climb in England & Wales to herald the end of Scotland's dark reputation before long talkingupscotlandtwo.com/202…

Labour MSP Monica Lennon, speaking on BBC Radio Scotland, claimed the 'fire & rehire' threat by Glasgow Council was "unprecedented". This was false and *should* have been challenged. Labour made the same threat in Birmingham last year & in Merthyr Tydfil in 2014. In the early 2010s multiple Labour run councils in England employed fire & rehire [then called dismissal & re-engagement]. These included Coventry and Cumbria. Other non-Labour councils to have employed fire & rehire include Devon County Council in March 2025 and Worcestershire County Council employed in 2024. BBC Scotland, in its eagerness to help Labour attack the SNP, invited a Labour politician onto a programme to comment on the Glasgow situation but failed to carry out *basic* research into Labour's own history at local authority level. What should have been an interview where a politician was challenged became a one-sided anti-SNP rant underpinned by misinformation with an interviewer who metaphorically nodded in agreement.

Two years ago Michael Shanks said the GB Energy HQ in Aberdeen would initially employ locally based people in the hundreds and would eventually expand beyond that. Today it has less than 60 locally based employees. Shanks lied.

Another BBC negative Glasgow story👆 ‘Social media posts also claim’ good news. Why not not also report Glasgow compared to Manchester?👇 Manchester worse: . child poverty . inequality . job growth . average pay . deprivation . skilled workers (. similar GVA) @MylesBonnar

People in Sco, see this exactly for what it is. Break neck English desperation! There will be a referendum alright. And Sco will leave this union We now have practically every box ticked, ready to take our case before the international courts LET’S GET INDEPENDENCE DONE

RT @MaureenFairgri1: The union was found to be in a state and without Scotland it will be in a #DireState

Please forward this to anyone who complains about benefits going to the poor.

RT @MaureenFairgri1: Did you know?