Keir Starmer’s devolution policy poses more questions than answers
Keir Starmer has promised to shift power from Westminster. Can his bold devolution promises realistically be delivered?
Andrew Smith
If Boris Johnson really wants to save the union then he should resign
His unpopularity in Scotland is unparalleled.
Both sides of the Scottish independence debate face challenges
The unionist case will led by Tories this time.
Johnson’s Orkney ‘love-bombing’ won’t work because Scots can’t stand him
Support for independence is growing.
The pandemic shows we need to rethink what we mean by ‘national security’
Governments have had the wrong priorities for too long.
Has the coronavirus crisis changed the Scottish independence debate?
The Covid-19 crisis may not make Scottish independence any more or less likely – but it will change the conversation.
British-made bombs could make Yemen’s COVID crisis even worse
Yemen’s health system has been destoryed by UK-made arms.
What Alex Salmond’s attempted rape acquittal means for Scottish politics
SNP politicians’ reactions to Salmond’s acquital have differed sharply.
Coronavirus: Why Sturgeon and Johnson are both singing from the same hymn sheet
“Two governments who are usually at loggerheads are working together as closely and harmoniously as we’ve seen for years.”
What the latest Holyrood budget says about Scotland’s progressive opposition
Where are Labour and the Lib Dems?
