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Scotland

Polls apart? The news for the SNP might not be as good as it looks

Ed Jacobs
6 February, 2012

Ed Jacobs reports on the results of the first referendum about Scottish independence using the same question as Salmond; he suggests the results aren’t as positive as they seem.

The Week Outside Westminster – UUP down, Leanne Wood up, and Miliband in Scotland

Ed Jacobs
4 February, 2012

Ed Jacobs writes about the UUP in chaos, the Tories trying to pick up the pieces, Leanne Wood heading to the Plaid Cymru summit, and Ed Miliband in Scotland.

Swinney on Scotland currency – more questions than he answers?

Ed Jacobs
2 February, 2012

Ed Jacobs asks whether the elaboration of the SNP’s policy for the finances of an independent Scotland really answers the crucial questions

Miliband to outline vision of a fairer Union

Ed Jacobs
30 January, 2012

In Glasgow today, Ed Miliband will seek to go beyond the process-driven debate over independence for Scotland, seeking to make a positive case for the Union.

The Week Outside Westminster – Leading questions and questioning leaders

Ed Jacobs
28 January, 2012

Ed Jacobs presents his weekly round up of what’s been going on in the rest of the British Isles. This week, Alex Salmond continues to dominate.

Salmond’s Scottish referendum is a textbook example of a leading question

Alex Hern
27 January, 2012

Alex Hern explains why the phrasing of the question to be asked in the Scottish referendum should be concerning for anyone who wants a fair vote.

Progressives need a positive vision for Scotland

Ed Jacobs
26 January, 2012

Following Alex Salmond’s outlining of the plans for the referendum on Scottish independence, Ed Jacobs stresses the need for a positive vision of the future.

Déjà vu as Scottish referendum campaign turns nasty

Mike Giles
25 January, 2012

Alex Salmond unveiled the Scottish government’s referendum plans today, calling it the “most exciting in Scotland’s modern history”; we look ahead to the campaign.

Salmond has questions to answer, because the evidence doesn’t support him

24 January, 2012

William Bain lays out the evidence against a financially viable independent Scotland

Hughes makes the case for an English Parliament as Salmond faces fresh scrutiny

Ed Jacobs
23 January, 2012

Lib Dem deputy leader Simon Hughes has called for England to have its own Parliament, while Scottish first minister Alex Salmond has come under fresh scrutiny.

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