What Alex Salmond’s attempted rape acquittal means for Scottish politics
SNP politicians’ reactions to Salmond’s acquital have differed sharply.
Andrew Smith
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?
Four reasons the Tories are refusing a Scottish referendum – and two reasons they’ll regret it
The Tories think delaying another independence referendum will help them. They shouldn’t be so sure.
There is no road back for Scottish Labour without another independence referendum
Labour have to ask why they now have just one MP north of the border.
The Peace Manifesto: What would an anti-war and pro-peace government look like?
This election could have massive ramifications around the world.
Government should shift support from the arms trade to renewables
The government backs the arms industry without question, but lets renewables struggle
Why is a Labour MP attacking ‘loony lefties’ while defending the Saudi and UK governments?
He said that UK Generals are more honest than NGOs
2018 was another shameful year for the UK’s foreign policy
The UK continued to support a bombing campaign which has starved children to death
Three ways a progressive government must reform the arms trade
In the wake of alleged war crimes in Yemen, there is a consensus on the left that it is time to stop arming Saudi Arabia. But what would a progressive arms policy look like?