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Scotland on Sunday Print E-mail
Monday, 01 October 2007

Thousands of votes could be lost amid widespread ballot box chaos if Gordon Brown calls a snap Westminster poll, the UK's leading election official warned last night.

Off-licenses, betting shops and tanning salons should make way for greengrocers in a bid to tackle the nation's obesity epidemic , Scotland's Public Health Minister said last night.

Lord Advocate Elish Angiolini lobbied to protect her predecessor from scrutiny in the forthcoming public inquiry into the Shirley McKie fingerprint scandal, according to government sources.

Leading Scottish academics and bright university students could be lured to England by the prospect of better-funded courses, creating a brain-drain of talent, according to government education chiefs.

Gordon Brown and all Scottish MPs will be excluded from voting on England-only laws under radical Conservative plans to be unveiled this week.

 



 
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