A diabetic Scots woman has been left fearing for her health after being forced to live in a council flat that is covered in black mould. Tamara Mcdonald agreed to move into the West Lothian Council property in April last year after previously being left homeless.
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KEITH JACKSON : At his most vulnerable point. The mob is gathering after Saturday’s horror show in Dublin and Clarke has no excuse for the ineptitude of that performance. He needs to get back to picking his best players because anything less than three points in Armenia could be catastrophic.
CRAIG SWAN : Clarke has taken Scotland forward, no doubt. But there are worrying signs creeping in, also no doubt. He should still have credit in the bank, but it’s drying up.
GORDON PARKS : Three years in, three steps forward and two steps back. Clarke’s managed to get Scotland on an upward trajectory but it’s the failures in the big games which leave the biggest question marks. He’s not in imminent danger but he needs to find a striker who knows how to score a goal.
ANDY NEWPORT : Under-pressure. The punters are rightly furious after that Dublin disaster but he should be given the chance to turn this around. Yes Saturday and the Ukraine result were set-backs but Clarke has made progress and deserves a reprieve.
KEITH : He needs to get Billy Gilmour back into his midfield as a matter of urgency. And it does feel like time to admit playing three at the back only works when Kieran Tierney is one of them.
CRAIG : Stuart Armstrong and John Souttar were amongst the best on the park against the Armenians at Hampden and should be recalled. Che Adams needs a rest. Go with Jacob Brown as playing Ross Stewart would only tempt boys to hit long balls at him and it was movement that did for the Armenians in Glasgow.
GORDON : Greg Taylor, Lewis Ferguson, Jason Brown and Ross Stewart would add a freshness which Scotland badly need against a side which should be dealt with despite the boiling heat. 4-4-2 and back to basics and Stuart Armstrong
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