Online fraud has risen by a third in the pandemic. We must ensure justice is delivered to victims and need to tackle this endemic of scams and frauds head on.
The push to a virtual world in the pandemic has increased the rate of online fraud and scams. Hackers and fraudsters take advantage and prey on people over the internet.
Boris Johnson's woeful government has done it again.
Their needless belligerence towards our neighbours has devastated the national supply chain. Shelves are bare and prices will rise.
By refusing to work with the European Union, importing and exporting goods has become much harder. The skilled worker visa system brings high costs, inflexibility and bureaucracy. It's too hard to hire from the EU, and many EU nationals have gone home. And that's all thanks to this divisive government.
I want to take you back to May 1999, and the first-ever elections to the then Welsh Assembly.
Almost 600 years after the first Welsh Parliament was established in June 1404, the people of Wales once again had its own national democratic institution.
Wales was entering a new dawn - an opportunity to meaningfully hand power to people, to communities, away from the corridors of power.
We have enjoyed fantastic links with our European neighbours for decades.
Our school children have benefitted from easy language exchanges and visa-free school trips. Young people have been able to live, study, and work across 27 different countries. Students have enhanced their education via the Erasmus scheme. Artists and musicians have been able to travel freely between us and the continent.
Alex Cole-Hamilton, MSP for Edinburgh Western (Constituency) and Leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats delivered an emotional speech to conference today.
We've gathered the highlights for you to explore, or you can read or watch his full speech here:
