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The reason for my using that analogy is that someone used the wasp in the car to express what it feels like to have a meltdown for a person who has autism.
In September 2005, there was more traffic on the VisitScotland.com website than on the equivalent English and Irish sites—the figure was four times greater than that for the Irish site.
Questions and Answers
Date lodged:
16 December 2015
The model was hewn out of a large block of wood and expresses every detail of the ship. It was carved by a sailor on that ship, the HMS Royalist, which was attached to the home fleet at Scapa Flow.
We should call on the education officials to work closely with the local elected members to ensure that the interests of the parents—and, more important, the interests of the children—are paramount in making progress on the issue. Applause. I remind visitors to the Parliament that they should not applaud.
This definition currently only includes species which are ordinarily resident in, or are visitors to, any Member State or the European territory of any Member State.
The report is excellent, and it is a considerable credit to Parliament that a cross-party group can produce such a substantial contribution to a very important debate.
I am pleased to support the debate, both as the convener of the committee and because of the important role that my home city of Aberdeen has played in the field of medical physics. Members will know that credit for the invention and development of MRI and of PET scanners belongs to pioneers such as the late Jim Hutchison and John Mallard at Foresterhill. ...
Questions and Answers
Date answered:
19 August 2009
To ask the Scottish Executive how many births of two or more babies there have been in each deprivation quintile in each year since 2001, broken down by NHS board and also expressed as a percentage of all births in that area.