The smokiest of smoking guns by qwertyfan September 4, 2026 0 If there are smoking guns, Channel 4 and Verbatim’s undercover sting on Reform UK is a slow motion video of ...
Pros and cons of a defacto indyref, and the SNP conference by qwertyfan August 30, 2026 0 As ever, when I take a few days off from the blog, there’s a lot to catch up on. There ...
The Record’s proposed trigger for Indyref2 benefits Labour not Scotland by qwertyfan August 31, 2026 0 The first crack has appeared in the “We’re not nationalists we’re British” dam against the rising tide of support for ...
Keir today, gone tomorrow by qwertyfan September 1, 2026 0 With intentionally spiteful timing, failed prime minister Keir Starmer announced that he’s stepping down as an MP just as his ...
The branch office’s stagnant talent puddle by qwertyfan September 2, 2026 0 The Labour party in Scotland has got itself into a hopeless mess on the topic of another independence referendum. Actually, ...
The BBC’s clutching pearls are in aisle three by qwertyfan September 3, 2026 0 You might have thought that any measure aimed at helping struggling households during a cost of living crisis would be ...
Meet the new boss, you know the rest by qwertyfan August 27, 2026 0 As sure as night follows day or the Labour branch office in Scotland is unwilling to learn from its repeated ...
Wind turbines and threats to national security by qwertyfan August 25, 2026 0 Scotland’s enormous potential for renewable energy could turn the country into a literal European powerhouse and generate immense revenues for ...
Graham Grant’s glaikit attack on the Scots language by qwertyfan August 20, 2026 0 You have probably never heard of Graham Grant, which is a great blessing. Grant is the home affairs editor of ...
The BBC, the Reform UK Broadcasting corporation by qwertyfan August 17, 2026 0 Although in recent weeks the Reform UK bandwagon looks as though it has hit a roadblock in the form of ...