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 | verbal attacks against the political leadership of the Ministry of Development, accusing the Minister and Deputy Minister Mr. Hatzidakis and garlic to serve specific business interests unleashed president ESEE, Vassilis Korkidis. |
Now, how would you like a horse for a house-mate? Well one woman on Lewis has given her pet pony the run of her pad. Stephanie Noble has moved three year old Grey Lady Two into her living room, following a row with the people who had stabled her. In other news; It’s perhaps a surprising location for the hub of an international campaign to find a young boy from Yorkshire who vanished without trace in Greece, but a Peterhead man is now spearheading the search to find Ben Needham.The toddler went missing on Kos nearly 21 years ago. Scott Morrison says a new online bid to find Ben has now gone global, attracting an army of celebrity followers. Also; A former police officer who wrapped sticky tape round the head of a bail hostel worker has been ordered to pay her one thousand pounds compensation. George Stewart, an ex-constable with Tayside Police, was today convicted of assaulting Arlene Pattie at a hostel in Dundee last July.Sheriff Richard Davidson described the assault as an act of some brutality. And in sport; Aberdeen golfer, Paul Lawrie, says if he can get the year off to a good start then there’s no reason why he can’t make this year’s European Ryder Cup team. Lawrie was speaking as his Foundation was announced as the new sponsor of the Scottish Boys Championship at Gleneagles. This is an international version of the news that may have been edited for rights reasons.