Stanley Baxter

He was educated at Hillhead High School in Glasgow which he described as 'built like a fever hospital for the far east' and that he was quite convinced 'there was a perfectly good school out in the far east being used as a fever hospital'. (This on account of the open corridors leading to the classrooms).

Scots can deny it as much as they like, but I've seen a lot of anti-English sentiment expressed north of the border but never anti-Scots sentiments south of the border. They don't know any better. It's got to do with these dreadful films they've made, anti-English films and that wretched Australian... Braveheart (1995) - it's not even correct historically.