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Andy MaciverHerald Scotland |
Twenty years ago, in the aftermath of the federal election, the Germans were stuck. The leftist government of Gerhard Shroeder’s SPD with the Greens...
More money for politicians? These spongers. They should be put on the average wage so that they understand what it’s like for the rest of us. Give...
As a party with no friends in a proportionally representative Parliament, the Scottish Conservatives have never been particularly proximate to the...
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Barring some sort of paranormal intervention, this morning we will see Russell Findlay announced as the new leader of the Scottish Conservative and...
It is awfully easy not to take the Liberal Democrats seriously. I get it. I get the Lib Dem cringe just as much as the next person. It was very...
Helen Keller, the author and activist who became deaf and blind as a baby before going on to write 14 books, said that optimism is the faith that...
Reader, I bear bad news. You thought that, with the General Election out of the way, you could put your politicians back in a box for a while and...
Nominations for candidates wanting to stand in the Scottish Tory leadership contest close today. One candidate has already voluntarily dropped out,...
James Cleverly is an accomplished man. He is, outwardly, a good politician, and those who know him tell me he was a good minister, in charge of his...
Over the last few weeks, since the departure of Joe Biden from this year’s Presidential race and his replacement with Kamala Harris, there has...
HELLE Thorning-Schmidt, the former Prime Minister of Denmark, last month appeared on the Leading version of The Rest is Politics podcast, hosted by...
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