Following the disastrous roll out of Theresa May’s Brexit proposals, the Prime Minister was faced with a raft of senior Cabinet resignations. So, Theresa May has now been forced in appointing a new Cabinet, yet this one appears to be even more extreme than the old one – especially when it comes our NHS.

Last week the country came together to celebrate the 70^th anniversary of the NHS – considered by the vast majority of us to be our most precious and cherished institution.

Following Theresa May’s disastrous unveiling of her latest Brexit plan, Brexit Secretary David Davis resigned stating he was “unpersuaded” and that the plan would mean Parliament’s control would be nothing more than an illusion. She has replaced David Davis with another hardline Brexiteer – Dominic Raab. But who is the new Brexit Secretary?

Theresa May’s Cabinet Chequers lockdown was more fudge than a step forward. With their phones confiscated and threat of a taxi back home instead of a ministerial car, the day resembled a scene out of The Thick of It.

In a country as prosperous as Scotland, everyone should have access to affordable, nutritious food. But after eight years of Tory welfare cuts, more and more people are relying on emergency food support. This is unacceptable.