Scots chef aims to make Chirac eat his words

Marc Horne

Scots chef aims to make Chirac eat his words
Wed, 06 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

The French president ignited a cross-channel row after being overheard lambasting British food and pouring scorn on Scotland's national dish.

But now the sneering Gallic gourmet is set to be treated to a spectacular feast of Scottish specialities during the G8 summit.

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