Scottish Murders
Who Killed Willie Macrea?
CH4's Scottish Eye Murder Mystery.
To learn more about Willie Macrea watch these Videos
Part 1 http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=IsqJEN9ouY0
Part 2 http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=BkfbToZoBN4
Part 3 http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=KWS1SRPJD60
Other sites on the Willie Macrae
Why have the authorities DENIED FOR 20 YEARS that Willie MacRae was being followed by Special Branch, at the time of his death, for his political activities.... the full story
1 November 2010 Call for new probe of SNP activist Willie McRae's death.
Scotland's senior law officer has been asked to re-investigate the death of an SNP activist 25 years ago.
Solicitor and anti-nuclear campaigner Willie McRae was found badly injured in his crashed car on the A87 near Kintail in Wester Ross in April 1985.
Later, in hospital where he died, medical staff found a gunshot wound behind his right ear. Read this BBC report.
Scotland is in surplus again. The most recent Government Expenditure and Revenue Scotland (GERS) figures demonstrate that Scottish public finances ran current budget surplus in each of the four years to 2008- 09, totaling £3.5 Billion. In comparison the UK ran a budget deficit in each of those years totaling -£72.3 Billion. The Times Report
| Balance on budget - £ billions | 2005-06 |
2006-07 |
2007-08 |
2008-09 | Totals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scotland | £1 |
£1.1 |
£0.2 |
£1.3 | £3.5 |
| UK | -£13.9 |
-£5 |
-£5.1 |
-£48.9 | -£72.3 |
GERS (June 2010) Government Expenditure & Revenue Scotland 2008-2009
In 2009 Scotland's exports rose by 13.8%. The UK's exports rose by a mere 0.05%.
The European Union costs every UK Citizen £234 a year. The UK Union costs every Scottish resident £2300 + a year. The UK Union costs Scotland £34.5 million a day.
Skint Scots Strike Oil - 25% of Scotland's Children some 522,000 live in persistant poverty
In 1999 Labour and Liberal Democrats secretly made 6,000 MILES of SCOTLAND'S SEA - ENGLISH by moving Scotland's marine boundaries from Berwick-up-on-Tweed to Carnoustie.
