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Gregor GallThe Guardian |
The result of the 2026 Scottish Parliament elections highlighted again – but ever more so this time – that it’s not quite all peachy for the...
Reform UK’s rise is no longer unstoppable, with fresh polling across the UK’s parliaments showing the party stalling as Tory support edges up,...
To quote the new wave band, XTC, in its 1979 Top 20 hit, we’re all ‘making plans for Nigel’. Nigel Farage that is. But some of us, to quote the...
Columnist Gregor Gall explains why a series of Scottish election Groundhog Days – a tedious, repetitive cycle of events – lies ahead of us ...
As membership and polling numbers climb for the Greens in England and Wales, Scotland’s party faces muted enthusiasm and dwindling support. What’s...
There are legitimate questions to be asked about what Nicola Sturgeon has been doing with her paid time as an MSP of late, argues Gregor Gall The...
The row over the purchase of a third home by Angela Rayner, deputy Prime Minister, and her tax arrangements shows no sign of going away. Here, Gregor...
The 1970s have a bit of a bad name, usually being remembered for flares, the banality of prog rock, glam rock and disco music, and beige and brown...
There’s an old adage, ‘Nostalgia ain't what it used to be’. It’s not actually that old, it turns out. It emanates from American humorist,...
Here’s how rich kids like Benedict Cumberbatch killed off culture’s working class heroes. The approach of the August annual Edinburgh arts...
Finally, it seems Jeremy Corbyn will lead the formation of a new radical left-of-centre political party later this month. There’s been months of...
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...
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