19 per cent swing to SNP in Labour held seats
But 49 per cent would prefer Ed Miliband as prime minister compared to 29 per cent for David Cameron
Scotland
Budget 2015: reaction across the nations
Across the nations the chancellor’s Budget statement has met with a less than enthusiastic response. Scotland Whilst welcoming what he describes as the chancellor’s “U-turn” on support for the North Sea Oil industry, the SNP’s deputy first minister Johntest
Labour must not be trapped by Conservative thinking on Scotland
Worrying poll results should spur Labour on to make contingency plans for the event of a hung parliament
New figures show Scotland’s finances are worse than the UK’s
The findings will reignite the debate about the sustainability of a fiscally independent Scotland
Welfare changes are crippling us, say Scottish single parents
New report shows lone parents being hit hardest by austerity measures north of the border
SNP lead down to 10 points in latest poll
If replicated at a General Election this would be less disastrous for Labour than some have predicted
Miliband promises home rule for Scotland while Sturgeon puts her foot down
Rebuttals abound in the discussion on home rule
Wales has a chance for self government, free from the pain of austerity
If Wales were funded to the same level as Scotland, it would result in an additional £1.2 billion a year of investment
Is Scotland sleepwalking into independence?
The Liberal Democrats will this evening warn of the SNP achieving independence by the back door.
Do Labour now expect a coalition with the SNP?
Labour’s deputy leader in Scotland has “no qualms whatsoever about working with the SNP”.