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MSP Ewing celebrating first child



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Published Date: 04 May 2008
By Murdo MacLeod
FERGUS Ewing, the Scottish Government minister and Nationalist MSP, has become a father for the first time.
His partner, Dr Fiona Pearsall, gave birth to a baby daughter, Natasha, weighing 8lb 2oz, at 1.49am yesterday in Glasgow.

Ewing is the son of the veteran Scottish Nationalist Winnie Ewing. His late wife Margaret Ewing, who was also an MSP, died from cancer in 2006.

Ewing, the minister for community safety, said: "We are on cloud nine, and extremely thankful to Dr Alan Mathers and his team at the Princess Royal maternity unit at Glasgow Royal Infirmary."

An SNP insider and friend of Ewing said: "Everyone is delighted for Fergus and Fiona. Exactly a year to the day since the election, they have delivered another gain from Labour."

Ewing was elected to represent Inverness East, Nairn and Lochaber in the Scottish Parliament in 1999.





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  • Last Updated: 03 May 2008 7:00 PM
  • Source: Scotland On Sunday
  • Location: Scotland
  • Related Topics: Scottish National Party
 
1

Hugo of Garven,

04/05/2008 07:23:17
" . . they have delivered another gain from Labour."

I had to laugh at this.
2

Conan the Librarian™,

04/05/2008 08:06:03
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Indeed lol
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04/05/2008 08:10:12
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Glasgow Jim,

04/05/2008 09:32:00
"His late wife Margaret Ewing, who was also an MSP, died from cancer in 2006"

He didn't hang about, did he?
5

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04/05/2008 10:25:14
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Senga Jean,

04/05/2008 10:36:20
#4 Jim from other posts is a Labour hack and a foul.evil one at that. Best wishes to the bairn and her proud parents.
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rpb,

04/05/2008 10:37:04
Hope the child doesn't inherit his father's massive intellect, eg

"Inverness is now a metropolis"....as way of explanation that the Inverness accent was being diluted due to incomers from Aberdeenshire.
Sadly it was said in total seriousness.
Inverness- "city", poplulation 50,000

Exeter, "town", SW England, population 100,000.

Only ever whined about in local North paper about public funds being spent on SE Scotland, never West Central Scotland when explaining why the A96 cannot be upgraded.

8

Glasgow Jim,

04/05/2008 10:57:54
Crocodile tears at the time. Whirlwind courtship and another step towards reinstating the Ewing dynasty (or was that Dallas)?
9

Hubert Farnsworth,

04/05/2008 13:38:14
#7 rpb

Though the relavance escapes me Exeter is a city.

#6 Senga Jean

Whow! you can say that again,
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Queen D,

Glasgow 04/05/2008 13:56:27
What wonderful timing!
Welcome to the world Baby Ewing!
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