Talk:Ruth Charteris
Latest comment: 2 years ago by 81.131.229.128 in topic 'Controversies' section
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'Controversies' section
editThe 'controversies' section should be deleted in its entirety. It is clearly not WP:NPOV and there is no such controversy. Business travel made by the subject and a colleague are described as "holidays" and the only source of the claim of controversy is a tabloid newspaper in political opposition to the Scottish government. That newspaper is not formally a WP:deprecated source but it is a corollary of the Daily Mail, which is, and its reportage around political matters should not be used in Wikipedia articles. All the best, 81.131.229.128 (talk) 21:33, 9 May 2024 (UTC)