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Tag Archives: Alex Salmond
Independent Scotland “would have to reapply for Eurovision”
Following another dismal showing from the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest, Lord Graham of Norton, who was also in that Father Ted episode which had them enter “My Lovely Horse” as Ireland’s entry, said Scotland voting to secede … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Salmond, Eurovision, Eurovision Song Contest
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Tarbolton crooner sparks constitutional row
Jai MacDowall (24) a singer from the village of Tarbolton in Scotland, won Britain’s Got Talent on Saturday night, sparking a constitutional crisis as he did so. The First Minister of Scotland, Alex Salmond, has warned the UK-wide talent show … Continue reading
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