Two black Rolls-Royces pull up and the suited Easdale brothers, Sandy and James, leave their security detail behind to head into Glasgow’s smartest hotel. Picture them then, if you will, as teenagers, elbow deep in filthy work at their father’s scrap metal yard cutting, cleaning and separating cables and you’ll see how far they’ve come.
Hard graft has inched them every mile to join Scotland’s billionaires – the pair are now worth a joint £1.425 billion, up by £62 million
If you watched the “Women Tell All,” you know that Greer’s blackface and racist tweets before The Bachelor 2023 were a main topic of discussion.
Greer Blitzer was one of 30 contestants on The Bachelor season 27 with Zach Shallcross, a 26-year-old tech executive from Anaheim Hills, California, who now lives in Austin, Texas. Zach was a contestant on The Bachelorette season 19 with Gabby Windey and Rachel Recchia, where he was Rachel’s contestant and self-eliminated in the final three.
The message from Becky’s school — innocuous in its vagueness — merely reported that there had been an ‘incident’. It was much more than that: in fact, Becky’s parents discovered their daughter had been brutally assaulted by a fellow pupil. Clumps of her hair had been pulled out.
Her face and body were bruised, her lip swollen. So severe were the injuries to her legs, she was unable to walk for a fortnight.
But as bad as the physical battering
The NHS hasn’t completely eliminated its waiting list of patients who have been stuck in the system for over two years, despite the Government’s bold promise.
Under the Covid recovery plan, ex-Health Secretary Sajid Javid stated ‘no-one’ in England would be waiting more than 24 months for treatment such as hip and knee ops by July.
But Health Minister Maria Caulfield has since admitted that ‘a small number of patients’ were still waiting beyond two years by the end of
Decisions by Scotland and Wales to rely on tougher Covid restrictions throughout the pandemic may not have been ‘worth it’, scientists said today.
Nicola Sturgeon is still yet to commit to a date for ending work from home guidance, despite England dumping the advice last week, while Mark Drakeford is refusing to lift the highly-controversial ‘rule of six’ for another four days.
Both nations resorted to tougher Covid curbs than England early out in the pandemic, and kept people living
