Drumlanrig: The lighter side of politics To be Frank, someone has a bit of a cheek Rudest tweet of the week came from former Labour culture secretary Frank McAveety when Annabel Goldie's attractive new hairdo caught his eye while she was on the telly. "Looks like Annabel Goldie has stolen a wig from a member of the Inspiral Carpets and is wearing it as an alternative Movember," tweeted Frank, who lost his seat at the last election. What cheek! Drumlanrig remembers Frankie going to Holyrood while sporting some pretty bizarre barnets. At one time, he had more highlights than Match Of The Day. Match made in hell as nominees line up Scotland's political village congregates for the Politician of the Year event this week. Nominated in the prized Campaign of the Year award are gay rights campaigners who successfully lobbied for the legalisation of same-sex marriage... and the "Scotland for Marriage" campaign who demanded the exact opposite. This sounds like a match made in hell. It could be an interesting evening. It'll be Albright on the night for Madeleine Madeleine Albright, the former US Secretary of State, was in Glasgow on Friday last week to speak at the annual Scottish Council for Development and Industry bash. The 75-year-old held the audience in the palm of her hand at the newly opened Emirates Arena with an anecdote-filled speech about life in the hot seat. "People ask me whether I'm an optimist or a pessimist," she said. I say I'm an optimist who worries a lot. A class act. Forget the chauffeur, your carriage awaits Train users may have noticed the SNP's Keith Brown sharing their carriages a bit more recently. Our trainspotting spies tell us that the Transport Minister has been upping his public transport use. One wonders whether this has anything do to with Scotland on Sunday's story of February this year, which revealed Brown had travelled by train just four times in the year since he was given the transport portfolio. Over the same period he made 226 journeys by chauffeur-driven government car. Whatever the reason, the signs are that Brown is mending his ways.