Victoria Raimes
Job role
Follow @victoriaraimes
The last Twitter update we saw was: ‘Underwater dogs. Bloody brilliant. How have I missed the underwater dogs?! http://t.co/DGDozkGe (check out 1,4 and 7)’
Victoria has 4,118 followers. See how they compare to other Twitter users who work in newspapers.
The last Twitter update we saw was: ‘Underwater dogs. Bloody brilliant. How have I missed the underwater dogs?! http://t.co/DGDozkGe (check out 1,4 and 7)’
Victoria has 4,118 followers. See how they compare to other Twitter users who work in newspapers.
Latest articles by Victoria Raimes
Renewed information appeal for killer still on the run
Police have renewed their appeal for information about a convicted killer who failed to return to the controversial Castle Huntly open prison.
Police have renewed their appeal for information about a convicted killer who failed to return to the controversial Castle Huntly open prison.
Flood alerts as freak downpours strike
TORRENTIAL rain swept across Scotland yesterday, leading to several flood alerts.
TORRENTIAL rain swept across Scotland yesterday, leading to several flood alerts.
MSPs call for Syrian president to resign
A RECORD number of MSPs have backed a parliamentary motion condemning the violence of the Assad regime and calling on Syrian president Bashar al-Assad to step down immediately.
A RECORD number of MSPs have backed a parliamentary motion condemning the violence of the Assad regime and calling on Syrian president Bashar al-Assad to step down immediately.
Jai McDowall victory defies the 'Simon Cowell factor'
SCOTLAND'S hope in the Britain's Got Talent final, Jai McDowall, was celebrating last night after being crowned the shock winner in the TV talent competition.
SCOTLAND'S hope in the Britain's Got Talent final, Jai McDowall, was celebrating last night after being crowned the shock winner in the TV talent competition.
Duke: Britannia could have sailed another 50 years
THE Duke of Edinburgh has criticised the decision to decommission the Royal Yacht Britannia in 1997, claiming it could have sailed the seas for a further 50 years.
THE Duke of Edinburgh has criticised the decision to decommission the Royal Yacht Britannia in 1997, claiming it could have sailed the seas for a further 50 years.
via journalisted