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Scotland

Labour table vote of no confidence in Scottish health secretary

Ed Jacobs
21 May, 2014

Scotland’s health secretary Alex Neil will today face a vote of no confidence in the Scottish Parliament over alleged conflicts of interests over changes to mental health services in his Lanarkshire constituency.

Church of Scotland committed to post referendum reconciliation

Ed Jacobs
20 May, 2014

The Church of Scotland has outlined its readiness to assist with process of reconciliation, whatever the outcome of September’s independence referendum.

UK urged not to be bullied by SNP on timetable for independence

Ed Jacobs
16 May, 2014

The UK government should not be pressurised into concluding negotiations to enable Scotland to become an independent state by an artificial deadline set by one party, according to a new report out today.

Scots want more information on independence

Ed Jacobs
14 May, 2014

Scots are hungry for more information on what independence would mean in practice.

Why am I angry about Yes Scotland’s latest poster on child poverty? Let me show you

Peter Russell
13 May, 2014

The latest child poverty poster from YesScotland is an insult to every low income parent and child in Scotland.

Is time running out for the yes to independence campaign?

Ed Jacobs
12 May, 2014

Time is running out for the nationalists to realise their dreams of an independent Scotland, according to the leading pollster John Curtice.

Former Salmond advisor casts doubt on currency union

Ed Jacobs
8 May, 2014

Alex Salmond’s plans for a currency union should Scotland vote for independence have suffered another setback.

Scottish nationalists shouldn’t be angry with the media for ignoring them

Liam Kirkaldy
7 May, 2014

Concern that the mainstream media were ignoring them has helped nationalists reach out to young people on social media.

Majority of non-Scottish businesses oppose independence

Ed Jacobs
7 May, 2014

85 per cent of businesses outside Scotland believe it should remain within the UK, according to a new survey.

No campaign ahead though Scots optimistic about prospects under independence

Ed Jacobs
2 May, 2014

New figures have revealed that of those certain to vote in September’s referendum on Scottish independence 58 per cent intend to vote no compared to 42 per cent who say they will vote yes.

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