Exams fiasco sees 87 per cent of Scots pupil say their mental health suffered
A survey of pupils sitting National Five, Highers and Advanced Highers also revealed 92.4 per cent of pupils felt “overwhelmed” with the amount of exams to sit in a short timeframe.
04:30, 9 JUL 2021
Updated
Education Secretary Shirley-Anne Somerville
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El Hiblu 3: Witness says captain calmed them down and said he would bring them to Malta
Witness aboard tanker that rescued 100 asylum seekers testifies in court on terrorism charges filed against three teenagers accused of commandeering the ship
4 March 2021, 2:57pm
by Matthew Agius
A witness has told a court of the confusion amongst the rescued migrants on board the El Hiblu tanker, when found they were being returned to Libya.
Fatima Bari took the witness stand against three youths, two from Guinea and one from the Ivory Coast, aged 15, 16 and 19, who stand charged with terrorism-related offences for unlawfully seizing control of the ship. The accused face prison sentences of up to 30 years in duration if found guilty.