The Week Outside Westminster – “Home Rule beats Tory rule any day,” roars Salmond
Ed Jacobs rounds up the week’s news from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, plus the week’s local council by-election results.
Scotland
The Unionists are on to a winner – why not put it to the test?
It is time to put to the test the positive, progressive alternative to Alex Salmond’s independence bandwagon Scotland so desperately needs, writes Ed Jacobs.
What will happen to Rangers?
Stephen Henderson looks at where next for Glasgow Rangers FC.
The Week Outside Westminster: Murdoch goes Salmond-fishing
Ed Jacobs presents the news of the week in Northern Ireland, Wales, and – yes! – even Scotland.
Mandarins line up to attack health reforms
Ed Jacobs presents two more additions to the ever-growing list of people who oppose the NHS reforms
The Week Outside Westminster: Across the nations, devolved parties fight the Tories
Ed Jacobs rounds up the week’s news from Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales.
Rangers FC: How a market leader went bust
Stephen Henderson looks at the whole saga of Rangers FC and asks what got them into the financial mess they’re in.
Cameron heads north, Salmond heads south and Mervyn’s living in the future
Ed Jacobs reports on Cameron’s attempts to save the union, and Salmond’s attempts to scupper it
A separate Scotland will be worse off if it keeps the pound
Matthew Pitt argues why an independent Scotland would be foolish to keep the pound without the UK’s agreement
Credit rating agencies weigh in on independent Scotland
Alex Hern reports on the news the credit rating agencies would be unlikely to give an independent Scotland a triple-A rating.