David Walker

3 weeks ago | ok.co.uk | David Walker

Queen Elizabeth was known for her sharp humour and the occasional cheeky comment during royal events. One such quip has come to light again amid the seventh anniversary of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's wedding. Despite the later tensions between the Queen and Prince Harry, she was there to celebrate his big day with Meghan. The wedding, held at St George's Chapel, captivated nearly two billion viewers across the globe.

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | David Walker |Chris Marzella

Kelburn Castle in North Ayrshire is one of the most unique in the world and is often compared to graffiti artist Banksy for its colourful walls which are adorned with Brazilian graffiti. Scotland's castles, with their old stone structures and towering turrets, are a major draw for tourists. However, one historic castle stands out from the rest due to its vibrantly colourful walls, earning it comparisons to world renowned graffiti artist Banksy.

2 months ago | scottishdailyexpress.co.uk | David Walker

The SNP's "soft-touch" approach to stopping benefits cheats was blamed for the huge rise in fraud allegations received by its benefits quango. Social Security Scotland confirmed that 4,751 complaints of fraud were made to the organisation in just the first nine months of 2024. These allegations can cover many different benefits at the same time, and the figure reported is more than the complaints made in 2022 and 2023 combined. In those two years 2,039 and 2,176 reports were made, respectively.

2 months ago | scottishdailyexpress.co.uk | David Walker

The Scottish Government have been told that "men do not belong in women's prisons" as pressure grows on the Scottish Prison Service to move all trans women out of the female estate and into male wings or jails. Their current trans guidance states that biological men who identify as women can be locked up alongside females if they are deemed to not be a threat to them. But the Supreme Court judgement should put an end to lags self-identifying and being housed alongside those of the opposite sex.

2 months ago | scottishdailyexpress.co.uk | David Walker

Nicola Sturgeon's murky £568m deal with controversial steel tycoon Sanjeev Gupta has resurfaced due to the SNP's ongoing moaning about the UK Government attempting to nationalise British Steel. Nats including Stephen Flynn have aired grievances about how Grangemouth is being allowed to shut while British Steel is being saved.