Three cheers for Amy Callaghan, the East Dunbartonshire SNP MP who has been able to return to work almost two years after a potentially fatal brain haemorrhage.
Her incredible recovery and determination to get back are an inspiration for others who have been hit sideways by ill- health.
But her pathway back wasn’t helped by the House of Commons whose rigid Victorian era rules still mean that MPs who are ill cannot take part in the proceedings or represent their constituents without physically being there.
