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Scottish Independence: Michael Moore's Chicken Pox Forces Him To Postpone Meeting With Salmond
Scotland Secretary Michael Moore has been forced to postpone a key meeting with Alex Salmond over Scottish independence after falling victim to chickenpox.
A spokesman said the cabinet minister had cancelled his engagements and would now spend several days at home recovering from the highly-contagious illness...
...Moore, who attended the weekly meeting of Prime Minister David Cameron's cabinet yesterday, was not aware until this morning that chickenpox was the cause...
Published: 21/12/2012 11:00 - Updated: 20/12/2012 16:13
Show goes on despite chickenpox
By ALAN SHIELDS
YOUNGSTERS at Thrumster Primary overcame illness to tell the story of Christmas last Tuesday.
The primary school and nursery pupils got into the festive spirit with their annual concert after suffering from an outbreak of chickenpox that threatened to pull the plug on the show...
