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![]() Gregor GallThe Guardian |
There is good reason for thinking that the elections to the Scottish Parliament next May could be something of a genuine game-changer. The hope is...
Appropriately on the first of May, generally known as May Day or International Workers’ Day, a conference at the University of Strathclyde will...
A small spate of polls at the end of 2024 has left independence supporters considerably cock-a-hoop. The polls showed support for going Scotland’s...
As 2024 draws to a close, we are now coming to the end of being 40 years on from the title of George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four novel. Published...
It is the most rapid – some would say vapid – reboot and reset by a newly elected Prime Minister with a huge Commons majority in modern times. Five...
Ten years on from the referendum on independence and twenty-five years on from the creation of the Scottish Parliament, we seem to be engaged in...
There’s been much reflection on the result of referendum on occasion of its ten-year anniversary. However, on the pro-independence side, this has...
It’s now nearly 25 years since Tony Blair declared the 'class war is over' at the annual conference of the Labour Party in Bournemouth on 28...
For many reasons, the SNP is a political party on the slide. Its recent conference did little to hide this. When in office, political parties on...
Scotland could be about to have a striking sense of déjà vu as refuse collection workers in most councils are due to begin industrial action next...