Month: February 2019

A few days ago, I took a first look at the schedules of the new BBC Scotland channel and came to a sudden conclusion that the whole thing was a ...

Yesterday afternoon the Labour list MSP Jenny Marra tweeted this allegation about Dr Drew Walker, the Director Of Public Health for NHS Tayside: It wasn’t true. But that wasn’t the ...

The prime minister’s credibility is shot, but did Corbyn blinking first give her the wriggle room to back down? THERESA MAY has done what she said she would never do. She ...

FilmSpace is at the 15th Glasgow Film Festival, bringing a series of reviews on loads of new films. Film critic Calum Cooper reviews a Belgian thriller with Hitchcockian vibes, an eye-opening ...

Graham Lebeter, a semi retired businessman working on a University of Edinburgh research project on the rejuvenation of high streets, says the future is not going to be easy, but there ...

It was "Hold the front page" time this afternoon as Theresa May made her much trailed statement to the Commons after a fractious Cabinet meeting. We give our initial reactions to ...

Sarah Glynn reports from Strasbourg, where she spent time with the Kurdish hunger strikers on strike to demand an end to the Turkish regime’s isolation of Kurdish leader Abdullah Öcalan WRITING on ...

As ever, trying to tease out Theresa May's real objective is the riddle at the heart of this latest Brexit development.  Using the threat of a vote on No Deal ...

Independent review advocates a minimum Fair Work contract for social care Review from Scotland’s Fair Work Convention published today aims to address “the lack of effective voice” for social care ...

I'm not sure how much impact Andrew Wilson's article in The National on indyref timing will have, because we all know where he's coming from, so his views are already ...