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Published Date: 14 April 2008
By David Lee
ALL WEEK

ALEX & NICOLA
IT'S game on again for the Scottish Parliament this week as Big Eck gets back to work after a last look at his holiday snaps – "that's me in New York with Smeato"… "there I am with Lawrence Tynes, the American football kicker, you know, from Greenock...



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  • Last Updated: 13 April 2008 11:08 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Weekly digest
 
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democracy,

Scottish Borders 14/04/2008 05:20:25
Scotland Week in the USA may have meant something or been a success if it had only been a New Labour FM but unfortunately it was a total failure, for the Unionist parties at least, because they were seething at Alex Salmond getting all the attention, who does he think he is, I hear them say, well, he is actually the First Minister of Scotland promoting our country much better than any of you lot could, as simple as that, so just live with it, for the next 4years at least!!
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Hugo of Garven,

14/04/2008 08:26:15
I liked you report about the Friday meeting of SEStran.

It was very informative.

 

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