Andy Burnham's tactic of making scattergun announcements means this last seven days we've had 'Headphones on trains' ... 'Stockpile food' ... 'Olympics north' ... 'War is coming' ... 'Rejoin EU' ... 'Allow free movement' ... 'End rough sleeping'. He's got no actual plans.

Consultant doctors in England are to stage a two-day strike next month in a dispute over pay and pensions. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c69w…

The BBC treats the BMA differently either side of the border when threatening strike action. In England it's treated like a recalcitrant trade union and challenged. In Scotland it's the respected voice of doctors and indulged. Here's Nick Robinson demonstrating this difference.

BritNat Breakfast lifted a junk story from The Times this morning about the civil service scrapping some roles. You're going to see much more of this from the BBC as *actual* journalism is replaced by sock-puppets reading out anti-SNP stories lifted from BritNat newspaper pages. Note how Laura Maciver interrupts Shirley Anne Somerville eight seconds into her response. The original question was never meant to be answered, it was always just a set up for the interruption. The aim of the exercise was to persuade listeners that "the public purse" was being used in order to pay people to do nothing.

As predictable as storm damage are the subsequent interviews of Scottish Govt ministers by BBC Scotland presenters. Laura Maciver was at it this morning when trying to antagonise Shirley Anne Somerville. The Scottish Govt didn't prepare enough apparently. Classic BritNat Breakfast.

Labour's House Jock MPs are pushing the 'Scotland needs nuclear reactors' message relentlessly. BBC Scotland is slowly coming on board. What neither will admit is that new nuclear reactors will push energy bills higher. Scotland of course doesn't need new nuclear plants.

What is going on here? Why is the BBC encouraging folk to panic buy?

Why are BritNat politicians and reporters using the term 'new nuclear' instead of new nuclear power stations? It's like saying 'new electric' instead of new electric cars.

Couldn't move in the supermarket due to Labour politicians panic buying in anticipation of Burnham-geddon or is it Andy-geddon? Winter is coming. The PM is sounding more like John Snow every day.

BBC Scotland seized on the complaint about Yes Scotland accounts and turned it into a major headline story. An article was drafted that linked the complaint to Peter Murrell and tried to smear the SNP. Comments from Unionists added more political poison. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ce95…

A reminder of how BBC Scotland leapt on the complaint to the police about Yes Scotland accounts. The station sought comments from the complainer *and* the Unionist opposition. Today police have confirmed there's nothing to investigate. But hey, the BritNats got their headlines.

The Welsh government is to hold an independent Wales Covid-19 review after the previous Labour administration blocked one. bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c52e…

There's always a tweet.

Has Andy Burnham misspoke again by signalling the end of standing charges on energy bills? Will he 'clarify' later and claim he was talking about ten years from now?

Let's see if BBC Scotland reports this.

Last year Andy Burnham boasted he'd signed the 'Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty'. Today he has sanctioned Jackdaw to drill for more fossil fuels. Another Labour liar who makes pledges that are worthless. Grangemouth, Waspi Women, GB Energy jobs, Lower energy bills.