In the Cartoon of the Week, Lorna Miller (@mistressofline) looks at the Brexit chaos ensuing as the Tory party falls apart and the will of the Scottish people is ignored.
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In the Cartoon of the Week, Lorna Miller (@mistressofline) looks at news reports stating former Tory Prime Minister David Cameron wants a return to frontline politics because he’s bored.
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In the Cartoon of the Week, Lorna Miller (@mistressofline) looks at the National Crime Agency’s decision to launch an investigation into where Aaron Banks got his money from for what was the biggest donation in the EU referendum campaign.
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In the Cartoon of the Week, Lorna Miller (@mistressofline) looks at the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) recently released report which warns urgent CO2 emission reductions are needed for a future dominated by extreme heat, drought, floods and poverty to be prevented.
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In her Cartoon of the Week, Lorna Miller (@mistressofline) reflects on this week’s arms fair in Glasgow hosted by Glasgow Life, with the local council deciding to remove the People Make Glasgow logo from the website of the arms fair organisers a week before the convention.
In her Cartoon of the Week, Lorna Miller (@mistressofline) reflects on the fire last Friday (15 June) at the world famous Mackintosh building in Glasgow, during a costly renovation of the Glasgow School of Art building from the previous fire in 2014.
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Read Miller’s reflections on her time as a student at the Glasgow School of Art here.
Lorna Miller, CommonSpace artist-in-residence and former student at the Glasgow School of Art, gives her memories of the world famous institution, which has been rocked by a second fire in the past four years on Friday [15 June] which may have damaged the building beyond repair
IT JUST wasn’t the same.