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Scotland

“Private” Fraser is jumping the gun in predicting the Scottish Tories are doomed

Kevin Meagher
6 September, 2011

“Private” Murdo Fraser, who is hoping to lead the Conservatives in Scotland, is jumping the gun in predicting the Scottish Tories are doomed, writes Kevin Meagher.

Supporters of the Union must wake up to the real prospect of independence

Ed Jacobs
5 September, 2011

Murdo Fraser’s pledge to disband the Conservative party in Scotland, formally announced today, lays bare the high wire act he is now playing, reports Ed Jacobs.

Scottish Tory suicide is a gift to Salmond

Ed Jacobs
4 September, 2011

Murdo Fraser, deputy leader of the Scottish Tories, is calling for the total disbandment of the Conservative party in Scotland. The SNP is delighted.

Nomination for most influential left-wing thinker of the year: Alex Salmond

Ed Jacobs
3 September, 2011

If the theory goes that British Politics is becoming increasingly presidential in style, with the focus less on the parties and ever more on individual leaders themselves then Alex Salmond has taken the theory and turned it into a successful art form.

Where next for the parties in Scotland?

Ed Jacobs
1 September, 2011

As Scottish secretary Michael Moore tells SNP to “get on with the job”, it’s Scottish Labour that needs to sort itself out – and soon, writes Ed Jacobs.

Key workers

Loss of nurses in Scotland bad news for patients warns RCN

Ed Jacobs
31 August, 2011

New figures show that between March and June 486 nursing and midwifery posts were lost within the NHS in Scotland, along with 23 consultant posts.

Corporation tax – devolution too far?

Ed Jacobs
24 August, 2011

The FT has once again ignited the debate over whether Northern Ireland, and also Scotland, should be given the powers needed to lower corporation tax.

Warnings that Scotland lagging behind England on FoI

Ed Jacobs
5 August, 2011

Scotland the not-so brave – how Freedom of Information is being held back norh of the border

Could the next Scotland Yard chief come from Scotland?

Ed Jacobs
1 August, 2011

The Chief Constable of Strathclyde, Stephen House, has support across the political spectrum in Scotland, as well as in London, for the top job at the Metropolitan Police

Warnings over Scottish fuel poverty target as energy chief enjoys £2m bonus

Ed Jacobs
25 July, 2011

New concerns are being raised about the bonus package being awarded to Ian Marchant, chief executive of Scottish and Southern Energy, reports Ed Jacobs.

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