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Scotland

Is Scotland failing to learn the lessons of coping with severe weather?

Ed Jacobs
5 January, 2010

With the snow and ice wreaking havoc once more, questions are being asked over the SNP-led Scottish Government’s ability to cope with the bad weather.

Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales in 2010

Ed Jacobs
4 January, 2010

With the country going to the polls in a matter of months, we assess the political landscape across Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The week outside Westminster

Ed Jacobs
18 December, 2009

Weekly digest of events in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

LFF-Copenhagen-logoDevolved Governments – Where they stand on Copenhagen

Ed Jacobs
16 December, 2009

As world leaders prepare to gather for the final days of the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference, we assesses the stances of the devolved administrations.

“£134 million black hole” in Scotland’s health budget

Ed Jacobs
15 December, 2009

Scotland’s largest health board, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is said to be considering cutting spending on nurses in a bid to plug what a huge budget deficit.

The Week Outside Westminster

Ed Jacobs
11 December, 2009

Weekly digest of all the political news from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

PBR 2009: Reaction Outside Westminster

Ed Jacobs
10 December, 2009

Reaction to yesterday’s PBR from throughout the United Kingdom.

Money spent on independence referendum “could be put to better use”

Ed Jacobs
1 December, 2009

It will cost the Scottish Government £12 million to carry out their independence referendum – money it can ill afford in the present economic circumstances.

SNP independence plans criticised as “half baked”

Ed Jacobs
30 November, 2009

The SNP Government is coming under criticism from all sides as it publishes its White Paper on plans for an independence referendum.

The week outside Westminster

Ed Jacobs
27 November, 2009

A digest of the week’s politics news from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

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