People. Somehow in the midst of all the chaos and stunts at Westminster it’s the one thing that seems to have been overlooked.

What might be best for, or wished for, or simply looked for by the people of Scotland has mattered not a jot in the endless ramping up of a needless, self-serving and endlessly petulant, constitutional wrestling match between the SNP and the Tories.

And not just this week.

Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine today welcomed the news the Edinburgh Airport has had its busiest January ever.

Almost a million visitors used the airport last month, an increase of 7.1 per cent, mostly attributed to a boost in international flights and the launch of new routes by airlines including EasyJet and Ryanair.

Talk to any ten people you know and you are likely to find that only three of them have ever been inside a place of worship that’s not their own faith.

Ask if they have been to a Mosque, and the figure will drop to one. At the most.

Ms Jardine, who met asylum female seekers to hear about their issues during a visit to  Red Cross Scotland, had pressed the Home Office for assurances in a written question.

Liberal Democrat Scottish spokesperson Christine Jardine MP has today joined calls for a pause in the roll out of Universal Credit.

The Edinburgh West MP also called on Scottish Conservative MP’s not to push a million children into poverty.

 Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine has, today (12 October 2017), been announced as the new Scottish Affairs spokesperson for the Liberal Democrats at Westminster.

Edinburgh West MP Christine Jardine says the CAA has made it clear to her that no final decision has been made over new flight path proposals for Edinburgh Airport.

Scottish Liberal Democrat MP Christine Jardine has today told the Conservatives to be honest over Brexit after she visited Brussels where she met several delegate including Guy Verhofstadt.

Christine Jardine, Lib Dem MP and DCMS spokesperson, has called for a stronger framework to protect people from online abuse and intimidation.