Why Scotland is so difficult for UK prime ministers to visit

See Keir Starmer being chased through Glasgow Central station by members of the public who challenged him over the deaths of Palestinian children and repeatedly questioned why he was not calling for a ceasefire. Seven years later, she returned. Police accompany demonstrators as they match towards the G8 summit venue on July 6, 2005 near Gleneagles, Scotland (Image: Matt Cardy/Getty Images) More than 200,000 people were reported to have joined the Make Poverty History march through Edinburgh ahead of the summit, while protesters also targeted Faslane and demonstrated near Gleneagles itself.