November 12, 2019
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YouGov have changed their polling methodology for the remainder of the campaign to ensure that respondents are only asked about parties they can actua ...
It’s official people. Satire is dead. It has been killed by Reporting Scotland, who in their efforts to out SNPbad the SNPbaddest of the print media ...
Labour’s candidate for Glasgow North East Paul Sweeney, fresh from telling the world that he’s a superior individual who outclasses the other cand ...
Screenshot from CBS news coverage of the 30 year celebrations By Russell Bruce 30 years after the fall of the Berlin Wall Johnson faces questions over ...
Nigel Farage’s decision today not to stand candidates in the seats won by the Tories in 2017 doesn’t entirely remove the Brexit Party-shap ...
Nigel Farage is still tired from all that walking he didn’t do earlier this year on his much touted march on London. Only as far as Nigel was concer ...
British history is at a turning point, but what does this mean for Scotland? THERE is no question of the historic character of the UK General Election ...
In the Cartoon of the Week, Lorna Miller illustrates the level of respect shown by Boris Johnson to Scottish devolution. To view the last Cartoon of t ...
Beyond the Noise with David Jamieson is a weekly podcast with CommonSpace journalist David Jamieson, where he gets behind the 24/7 news cycle and gets ...
In the October edition of BookSpace, CommonSpace literary critic Chiara Bullen reviews some of this month’s new releases The Goldblum Variations, He ...
CommonSpace director Robin McAlpine looks ahead to the General Election and what it could – and should – mean for the Scottish independence moveme ...
For the final instalment of the Black History Month videos we caught up with the Co-founder of MORE (Migrants Organising for Rights and Empowerment). ...
Boris Johnson’s apparent threat to seize control of the NHS from Holyrood “should alarm people across Scotland”, said the first minister Sturgeo ...
