Journalist Andrew Marr criticized non-historic Gaelic sign translations as "ridiculous" and "offensive," supporting Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar for First Minister.

Journalist Andrew Marr criticized Gaelic translations on signs in areas without historical Gaelic ties, describing them as "ridiculous" and "offensive." He supported Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar in his bid for First Minister, labeling him a mature leader. Sarwar disagreed with Marr, emphasizing that the focus should be on economic opportunities related to the Gaelic language strategy. Bilingual signs have been in use since the mid-90s, underpinned by the ScotGaelic Language Act 2005.

September 25, 2024
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