Six times between 6 and 9am, today, BBC Scotland headlined: ‘The use of mesh implants in Scotland should be banned according to a parliamentary report.’ Then told us that: ‘The Scottish Government will give serious consideration to the findings.’ The implication is clear, that the Scottish Government has the power to ban these implants but has not done so despite the suffering they cause. However, from the 29th out of 31 statements in the BBC Scotland website version of the story we see, at last: ‘The spokesman also said the Scottish government did not have the power to ban the use of mesh, which was a matter for the Medicine and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), which is the regulator of medical devices across the UK and is the responsibility of Westminster.’
https://thoughtcontrolscotland.com/2018/08/21/bbc-scotland-calls-for-scottish-government-to-ban-health-damaging-mesh-implants-knowing-fine-well-that-they-cannot-do-so/

Scotland’s is almost uniquely inadequate, inept and unfit for purpose, and instead it reacted with such monumental, sour and sustained petulance to those unexpected occurences that the people of a country which once read https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sunday_Post', more newspapers per head of population than anyone on the planet have turned their backs on it. Rarely can the demise of any entity have been more richly merited.
https://wingsoverscotland.com/the-helter-skelter/

A presenter of BBC Scotland’s flagship morning news programme has come under fire on social media after appearing to lose control whilst interviewing a Scottish government minister.
https://indyref2.scot/good-morning-scotland-presenter-comes-under-fire-after-car-crash-interview

The presenter of Reporting Scotland has come under fire after telling viewers that Scottish GDP had “roughly matched” the GDP of the rest of the UK, despite it being double.
https://indyref2.scot/anger-as-jackie-bird-tells-viewers-scottish-gdp-roughly-matched-that-of-uk-despite-it-being-double