Paul Wilson
Assistant Editor at The Scotsman
Assistant Editor, The Scotsman. Views here are my own. Wary of idealogues. Retweets ≠ endorsements.
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1 week ago |
romesentinel.com | Paul Wilson
ReminiscencesI am going to pick from where I left off some months ago. More about my personal life growing up in the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s. Although I did not live in Port Leyden then, my life probably had many similarities to those of you who did. This would include my wife, Louise (née Wason). Perhaps you will be able to place yourself back in that earlier time frame, or, if you are elderly, my articles might even bring back to you some (hopefully pleasant) memories.
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1 week ago |
scotsman.com | Paul Wilson
Rare weekend sitting of Parliament to vote on Bill aimed at blocking Chinese owners from closing blast furnacesBritish Steel will be taken under Government control to keep the company’s Scunthorpe plant running in a move that paves the way for nationalisation, if emergency legislation is passed on Saturday.
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2 weeks ago |
scotsman.com | Alexander Brown |Paul Wilson
India trade deal believed to be close as government seeks out new markets to mitigate against impactThe Prime Minister has admitted US tariffs are here to stay and vowed to “turbocharge” the economy to mitigate the damage. Donald Trump dropped his more extreme levies on Thursday, meaning most countries now face the same ten per cent rate as Britain on on importing goods to America.
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2 weeks ago |
scotsman.com | Paul Wilson
Union says institution has refused to rule out compulsory redundancies as it plans to slash £140m from its budgetStaff at the University of Edinburgh are being balloted on strike action in a dispute over the university’s plans to slash £140 million from its budget. The Universities and Colleges Union (UCU) claimed the university had refused to rule out compulsory redundancies as part of the cuts - which it said would be the "biggest ever" in the history of Scottish higher education.
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2 weeks ago |
romesentinel.com | Paul Wilson
Travelers (Continued)I am continuing on with my column from last week. The other two people on the cruise ship with whom Franklin and Doris, the travelers, were seated with could not have been much further apart when it comes to lifestyle. A true version of “The underworld meeting the elite.”Neville and Margaret were not royalty, but they both were from the United Kingdom, and I think you might say from the upper middle class.
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