
Alex Salmond needs to woo, not bully, the rest of the UK
When voters go to the poll in September’s referendum they deserve to know how Scotland’s ministers will respond if they can’t get their way.

When voters go to the poll in September’s referendum they deserve to know how Scotland’s ministers will respond if they can’t get their way.

Fears were growing last night that dissidents in Northern Ireland could be attempting to step up their efforts to derail the peace process.

Whilst I’m no fan of the chancellor, what he will say tomorrow will be a perfectly rationale defence of the interests of the rest of the UK if Scotland voted for independence.

Reducing immigration is of less concern across Scotland than it is elsewhere across the UK, according to new research.

David Cameron has been criticised by the SNP for delivering a major speech on Scottish independence in London, rather than Scotland.

Ed Jacobs reviews ‘The Silence of Our Friends’, by Catholic Herald deputy editor Ed West.

The Scottish and UK governments are on a collision course over the bedroom tax.

The bedroom tax “is iniquitous and inhumane and may well breach tenants’ human rights”, according to a new report.

A majority of Welsh Assembly members would like to see an increase in their numbers to cope with the ever increasing workload.

Scotland’s education secretary has claimed the UK’s immigration policy is “driven by UKIP and by a nasty xenophobia”.