Could devo-max be the answer to Labour’s Scottish woes?
Radical ideas on constitutional reform might give Labour an edge over the SNP
Ed Jacobs
Ed writes on devolved and local government. He works as a political consultant at the only Northern based consultancy, The Public Affairs Company. Ed has previously helped establish and run a student news website therundown.co.uk.Scottish Elections: All you need to know about today’s race for Holyrood
Sturgeon cruises towards an increased majority as Dugdale and Davidson battle for second place
Labour faces a tough week in Scotland, Wales and England. Here’s why.
The party could see its worst result in 34 years, according to one academic
SNP retain Scottish dominance as Tories and Labour clamour for second place
Polling predicts 67 per cent voter turnout, suggesting that political engagement remains high following the referendum
Welsh Labour at six-year polling low
Plaid Cymru likely to take second place, three seats ahead of the Conservatives
Support for Scottish independence would increase only slightly post-Brexit
Sturgeon faces ‘tough decision’ as poll shows just 50 per cent would support independence if Britain left the EU
Public hungry for more information on EU vote
Fears that referendum turnout could be low due to a ‘toxic cocktail’ of high interest but lack of information
Scottish Labour is less popular than its policies – good news for the SNP
Meanwhile, Tory leader Ruth Davidson backs Scottish unions on Trident
Conservatives lead Labour (again) in Scotland
SNP projected to pick up two more seats than in 2011
Scotland has greater confidence in Tory leader than Labour leader
The divide is wafer thin, but the Scottish Conservatives could become the official party of opposition