Seeing the path ahead clearly by qwertyfan May 31, 2026 0 I’m not going to be blogging so much over the next couple of weeks. For the past year or so ...
The historic failure of the media in Scotland by qwertyfan June 4, 2026 0 The issues in my left eye, my better eye, seem to be getting a bit better so I’m only half ...
Westminster goes Trumpian and the media in Scotland jumps the SNPbad shark by qwertyfan June 7, 2026 0 At the behest of Tory MP Andrew Six Chips Bowie, Westminster’s Scottish Affairs Committee is to vote next week on ...
Sarwar learns the law of unintended consequences by qwertyfan June 11, 2026 0 Anyone with two functioning braincells knows that the only reason the anti-independence parties and the SNP’s enemies are so keen ...
The world’s crappiest whodunnit by qwertyfan June 17, 2026 0 I’ve had my cataract operation, the op was a couple of days early as there was a cancellation. The recovery ...
Three by elections and no one cared about the Murrell affair by qwertyfan June 19, 2026 0 The Tories are celebrating their Westminster by election win in Aberdeen South today. But just as Labour celebrated its Holyrood ...
The burst socks of British politics by qwertyfan June 22, 2026 0 Starmer has gone, a man whose main achievement as Prime Minister was to throw away a landslide majority in the ...
Burnham’s threat to the Scottish budget by qwertyfan June 25, 2026 0 While the media in Scotland continues to scrabble around in the bins in search of another desperate angle on the ...
The feeding frenzy by qwertyfan June 26, 2026 0 Peter Murrell was sentenced on Tuesday for a crime of which the SNP was the victim. That has not diminished ...
Burnham, the GB Energy of devolution by qwertyfan June 29, 2026 0 Andy Burnham’s big plan for the UK is still lacking in detail, but it’s already looking suspiciously like another of ...