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Flat White

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6 November 2021

11:46 AM

6 November 2021

11:46 AM

Glasgow’s favourite son, Billy Connolly, once observed that the natural colour of the average Scotsman is light blue.  It takes him a week of sunbathing just to turn white. 

This means, when we send the Prime Minister to Glasgow for an international climate change conference, we can be pretty sure he’ll focus on work, and not knock off early to head to the beach, opt for a BBQ with mates, or find himself embroiled in a Hawaii luau.

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