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Actor of the moment James Nelson-Joyce has been applauding the portrayal of his home town of Liverpool in This City Is Ours. “Of course it shows...
Do you want the bad news or the bad news? First, the nights are fair drawing in. Second, Nicola Sturgeon will soon be in your living room. Not on the...
Well done, Edinburgh. Unaccustomed as this Glaswegian is to tipping her hat to the capital, I must hand it to you. I’ve had a week of struggling...
This article appears as part of the Unspun: Scottish Politics newsletter. Hello and welcome to Funding Challenges, a new show with a terrible title...
This article appears as part of the Unspun: Scottish Politicsnewsletter. Time was when politicians took a break in the summer. Not any more. Today’s...
Another quiet week in the sleepy hollow that is UK politics. Just the one prime ministerial defenestration, followed by the jailing of a former First...
Alison Rowat considers the upsides and downsides of Artificial Intelligence and wonders what comes next Trade in end-of-the-world scenarios is...
As part of our series on The Future of Scotland on Screen, Alison Rowat looks at the winners and losers at BBC Scotland as it seeks to make programmes...
Alison Rowat reports on Sir Keir Starmer's speech to the Labour conference in Liverpool. Did his long and winding address eventually reach the right...
As President Trump begins an unprecedented second state visit to the UK, a familiar crisis continues to play out in Westminster that could claim the...
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney embarked on a flying visit to the US to push for lower whisky tariffs. But there was more to this transatlantic...
Tim Allan, Executive Director of Communications, 10 Downing Street, is the latest Blairite to make a comeback under Keir Starmer. Is this a New Labour...
She has been accused of not paying the correct tax on the sale of her home, of using her legs to distract the Prime Minister at the despatch box, and...
Before we do anything else, a word of thanks to Nicola Sturgeon, Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin. Unless you are festivalling in Edinburgh, August is...
It is always the little people who suffer: them, and Kirsty Wark. Consider the plight of the thousands turning up to the Edinburgh International Book...