Summary: Nicola Sturgeon , the Scottish First Minister, is set to write a personal memoir with the intention of revealing insights about her life and political career. Expectations for political memoir s include the incorporation of humor and displays of politicians' essential humanity , as seen in the humor ous diaries of Alan Clark. Dorothy looks forward to reading Sturgeon's memoir and suggests potential titles while expressing curiosity about the decline in health and education during Sturgeon's tenure. The article highlights the need for Nicola Sturgeon 's memoir to exhibit honesty and self-critique to reso...

Summary: Renowned BBC journalist and newsreader George Alagiah has died at the age of 67 after battling bowel cancer since 2014. Alagiah had been the presenter of BBC News at Six for the past 20 years and gained recognition as an award-winning foreign correspondent. Despite his health struggles, Alagiah remained dedicated to his profession, impressing audiences with his unwavering commitment to journalism. BBC Director General Tim Davy praised Alagiah for his journalistic excellence, empathy, and humanity. ...

UK's longest serving prisoner - Charles Bronson - could be freed after 50 years behind bars. Dr Bob Johnson, a sad day to see you go, but I must admire your principles. It's a rare sight to see a doctor stand up to this system. Pioneering psychiatrist Bob Johnson treated Charles Bronson 30 years ago. When his work was halted, Bronson wrote this letter. You believed in humanity and trust. Your way obviously worked. Bronson was jailed in 1974 for armed robbery. Apart from a couple of brief periods of freedom, he's been locked up ever since because of repeated attacks on prison staff and inmates. The parole board must decide what risk he might pose to the public. The parole board should say this man has been locked up for 50 years. He has 50 years of problems. His violence and his unruly behaviour is out of our, we've decided that that's low enough risk, which I wou...