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Wings Over Scotland questioned under caution by police on account of Lynsay Watson

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Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 03/08/2026 21:47

No details yet. He says he will post about it at length tomorrow and it will be worth the wait. So this is just a placemarker for the moment.

Wings Over Scotland questioned under caution by police on account of Lynsay Watson
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Boiledbeetle · 04/08/2026 22:55

If anyone is interested I have two packets of Ringtons Caramel Wafer bars. I'll probably burn in hell for saying this but they are better than the Tunnock's ones.

I shall now go wash my mouth out with soap.

Wings Over Scotland questioned under caution by police on account of Lynsay Watson
SidewaysOtter · 04/08/2026 22:56

I’m going to have to try this Tunnock’s-In-The-Freezer malarkey. It’s hot so it’s kind of like a nice cooling choc ice, yes?

DontStopMe · 04/08/2026 23:00

I've been keeping my Tunnock's tea cakes in the fridge to stop them melting, but I haven't tried freezing them. I'll need to invest in some more dark chocolate ones and see how they compare. Tunnock's choc ice sounds amazing.

Ereshkigalangcleg · 04/08/2026 23:04

StickySundew · 04/08/2026 22:39

Green Party of England and Wales rather than TRAs, but the approach of the police when a GPEW canvasser complained of harassment by Jonathan Sacerdoti has some similarities to that in the Watson/Wings over Scotland affair: The Green party tried to get me arrested

That’s shocking. And hypocritical given how anti police most of their members are. He should check that they haven’t recorded a NCHI against him, as they can’t take it any further.

CassOle · 04/08/2026 23:23

Boiledbeetle · 04/08/2026 22:55

If anyone is interested I have two packets of Ringtons Caramel Wafer bars. I'll probably burn in hell for saying this but they are better than the Tunnock's ones.

I shall now go wash my mouth out with soap.

So, that is how you are hiding all the 'far-right money'! Those gold bars don't actually contain chocolate-wafer-biscuit-bars, they're actual gold bars made of actual gold!

WerewolfOfLoudon · 04/08/2026 23:42

Freeze the snowballs and the teacakes, serve them with Mr Whippy and indulge @DontStopMe @SidewaysOtter @booksnbaking

Have just caught up on Wings, excellent to see Euan Sparkles' fraud is under investigation. The fundraiser is paused but they are now using the funds to pay for Scott's recovery. As updated today.

Wings wasn't wrong https://wingsoverscotland.com/the-plague/

ETA Outright Lie by Euan of course, the NHS op was always on offer and Scott took a cancellation.

Wings Over Scotland questioned under caution by police on account of Lynsay Watson
WerewolfOfLoudon · 04/08/2026 23:48

ExpertInAbsolutelyZero · 04/08/2026 22:36

All this Tunnocks nonsense looks like attempted sabotage of the topic of this thread.

Based on most of the Tunnocks posters, sabotage is definitely not on the menu. We just don't feed the TRAs.

RogueFemale · 04/08/2026 23:53

Would it be possible for the Tunnocks comments to make their own thread for it so we can read this one?

WerewolfOfLoudon · 04/08/2026 23:55

😂RELEASE THE FURRIES!

That absolutely won't give me nightmares.

Dammit I live in Scotland, that shit could actually happen with our police.

Seriestwo · 05/08/2026 00:00

8k. That’s a lot of money to go into the bank account of someone apparently got living on benefits. There’s rules about savings and cash I think.

WerewolfOfLoudon · 05/08/2026 00:04

It will reduce Euan's UC if it goes to his account but if it goes into Scott's, won't affect him, even if he was sacked (which I doubt) because he won't be claiming UC.

MarcTheGenderSkeptic · 05/08/2026 00:09

We're living thru the biggest jump the shark moment in our body politic. Literally watching the sheer rot infesting the police (and other institutions like the NHS over the Darlington nurses, nurse Peggie etc) as they've become hollowed out.
Meaning that not only is vexatious litigation allowed, but the very speciousness of the allegations isn't challenged by anything approaching common sense within the organisation.
How the police (and NHS) have fallen.

Seriestwo · 05/08/2026 00:10

I wonder if the money was the cause of the demise of the polycule. It’s a lot of money and they knew Scott could get th operation on the nhs. I think he agreed just so he could get away from the argument by being in the hospital instead of in the fight between the other blokes!

Boiledbeetle · 05/08/2026 00:18

RogueFemale · 04/08/2026 23:53

Would it be possible for the Tunnocks comments to make their own thread for it so we can read this one?

I very much doubt it.

Scotland Teacake GIF by Nikki McWilliams
icingonmycupcake · 05/08/2026 00:46

ProtectedlyInsufferable · 04/08/2026 20:33

The Telegraph says that the THE journalist who was investigating Prof Jason Arday re suspected plagiarism was interviewed for alleged harassment. So they are being weaponised by all sorts

I wished this surprised me.

"Scotland Yard spent four months investigating a journalist who tried to expose the plagiarism row that has engulfed Cambridge University.
Jack Grove, a reporter for Times Higher Education (THE), was accused of harassment after he emailed a series of questions to Professor Jason Arday about his academic record.
Prof Arday also hired the law firm Carter-Ruck, which suggested in a letter to THE that its “apparent attack” on him “may be... racially motivated”.
The Metropolitan Police spent four months looking into the claim of harassment before deciding in February to close the case.
The police did not interview Mr Grove, who only found out about the investigation when the Met contacted him to inform him they would be taking no action.

Investigating a journalist for doing his job? Absolutely appalling.

SidewaysOtter · 05/08/2026 06:12

RogueFemale · 04/08/2026 23:53

Would it be possible for the Tunnocks comments to make their own thread for it so we can read this one?

No, sorry. This is how we roll in these parts.

SidewaysOtter · 05/08/2026 06:19

Article about the investigation into the journalist investigating Prof Arday: https://www.thetimes.com/article/77e2e640-5bc0-42c9-a697-3e576e3fce10?shareToken=6c8d8eab2a9497193e97ef90bb167ebd&ver=article

Carter Ruck is a pretty damned big - and probably expensive - legal gun to be wheeling out. Who was paying for that?

borntobequiet · 05/08/2026 07:17

SidewaysOtter · 05/08/2026 06:19

Article about the investigation into the journalist investigating Prof Arday: https://www.thetimes.com/article/77e2e640-5bc0-42c9-a697-3e576e3fce10?shareToken=6c8d8eab2a9497193e97ef90bb167ebd&ver=article

Carter Ruck is a pretty damned big - and probably expensive - legal gun to be wheeling out. Who was paying for that?

Cambridge is worth literally billions. I expect it would be eager to shut down any evidence of corporate fuckwittery.

Igneococcus · 05/08/2026 07:18

Any chocolate in the freezer fans need to look out for Eichetti, known as Eiskonfekt, chocolate made specifically to be eaten frozen. Lidl sells a rip off of the ones in little paper cups when they have Alpine week (hazelnut flavour is the best) but the original is better.
These are the best, used to be only available autumn/winter, not sure this is true anymore:
https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/4002603080201/eistortchen-eichetti

Eistörtchen – Eichetti – 500g

Ingredients, allergens, additives, nutrition facts, labels, origins, CO2 impact and information on product Eistörtchen – Eichetti – 500g

https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/4002603080201/eistortchen-eichetti

MrsOvertonsWindow · 05/08/2026 07:40

MarcTheGenderSkeptic · 05/08/2026 00:09

We're living thru the biggest jump the shark moment in our body politic. Literally watching the sheer rot infesting the police (and other institutions like the NHS over the Darlington nurses, nurse Peggie etc) as they've become hollowed out.
Meaning that not only is vexatious litigation allowed, but the very speciousness of the allegations isn't challenged by anything approaching common sense within the organisation.
How the police (and NHS) have fallen.

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It does seem like that doesn't it? Once organisations got involved in sanctioning and intimidating those who refuse to comply with / obey a lie, they expose the ethical and intellectual void at their core.
That the forces of law and order - the police, law, armed forces, politicians are all caught up in this is terrifying

Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 05/08/2026 07:47

StickySundew · 04/08/2026 22:39

Green Party of England and Wales rather than TRAs, but the approach of the police when a GPEW canvasser complained of harassment by Jonathan Sacerdoti has some similarities to that in the Watson/Wings over Scotland affair: The Green party tried to get me arrested

Thanks for this. Shocking. Here's an archive version: https://archive.ph/KKzqM

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Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 05/08/2026 07:53

WerewolfOfLoudon · 05/08/2026 00:04

It will reduce Euan's UC if it goes to his account but if it goes into Scott's, won't affect him, even if he was sacked (which I doubt) because he won't be claiming UC.

Is that right? They're partners, cohabiting, not just sharing the house. I'm not up to speed on UC regulations but decades ago there used to be a lot of angst about social security investigators visiting claimants to see what the sleeping arrangements were in a flat in the hope they could find that A and B were a couple, not just flatmates, and hence A could be deemed to be financially dependent on B, who was working, thus rendering A ineligible for supplementary benefit. (I think.) Herbert has a job (for now). poppybear clearly doesn't. Don't know about Tabitha, or even if he lives with the others. The regulations were probably not set up for polycules, of course.

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SidewaysOtter · 05/08/2026 08:12

borntobequiet · 05/08/2026 07:17

Cambridge is worth literally billions. I expect it would be eager to shut down any evidence of corporate fuckwittery.

Universities also have their own legal departments. Why did an accusation of academic plagiarism (not entirely unheard of) necessitate bringing in the celeb defamation law firm of choice?

Seriestwo · 05/08/2026 09:01

Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 05/08/2026 07:53

Is that right? They're partners, cohabiting, not just sharing the house. I'm not up to speed on UC regulations but decades ago there used to be a lot of angst about social security investigators visiting claimants to see what the sleeping arrangements were in a flat in the hope they could find that A and B were a couple, not just flatmates, and hence A could be deemed to be financially dependent on B, who was working, thus rendering A ineligible for supplementary benefit. (I think.) Herbert has a job (for now). poppybear clearly doesn't. Don't know about Tabitha, or even if he lives with the others. The regulations were probably not set up for polycules, of course.

I am sure euan said he is married to Tabitha. But I don’t think Tabitha lives in the same place. So legally Herbert and Sophie are flatmates even if they are handfasted.