Parliament’s power brokers – where they stand ahead of May 2015
Ed Jacobs looks at where the SNP and DUP, the likely key players in a hung parliament, now sit politically.
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A happy Christmas for Sturgeon as SNP ride high in the polls
The SNP go into Christmas backed by a record proportion of supporters.
Darling warned Cameron not to pursue EVEL following Scottish vote
The former chancellor warned that whilst the issue of Scottish MPs voting rights on English-only matters needed to be addressed, to link it with further powers to Holyrood risked putting the SNP back into the ascendency.
The challenges facing Jim Murphy are immense
The new Scottish Labour leader will need to show Scottish voters that the party north of the border is able to think independently.
Surge in Scottish Green membership
Membership of the Scottish Green Party has seen a staggering increase of over 600 per cent since January.
Why Alex Salmond will win Gordon next year
All recent polling suggests a return to Westminster for the former first minister.
Autumn statement pulls the rug from under the SNP
The chancellor’s statement has for once given Westminster the upper hand over Holyrood.
Nicola Sturgeon’s first day: what the papers are saying
As Nicola Sturgeon awakes to her first full day in office as Scotland’s first minister, she will not be short of advice from commentators in the Scottish press.
Another day, another grim Scotland poll for Miliband
Labour are set to lose all but five of their 40 Scottish MPs in the General Election, making it all but impossible to oust David Cameron from Downing Street, according to a new poll.
Another dramatic poll in Scotland heaps pressure on Labour
Membership surge raises the prospect of SNP becoming the third biggest party in UK-wide politics.