Month: April 2019

So there was a football match at the weekend. At least three people were stabbed, one very seriously, in violent incidents the likes of which haven’t been seen around Scottish ...

It took seven and a half hours of Theresa May arguing about Brexit with Conservatives who want her job to come up with a great new strategy, and that great ...

A couple of nights ago, someone left a comment on this blog asking me to write about the numbers from the new Progress Scotland poll on support for independence.  I ...

I now understand why Tory MPs come out of meetings with Theresa May and can't agree on what she said, because her statement tonight was full of ambiguities and half-contradictions, ...

Its Tory war By Russell Bruce Which is puting it mildly. The ERG is going for the first stike nuclear option whatever the cost to the country. After months of ...

We were just going through our last Panelbase poll this morning looking to round up findings we hadn’t yet published when we suddenly noticed an odd thing. We had of course ...

After running a minor post about poll results this morning to pass the time between Brexit fiascos,  we got a bit engrossed – as we’re wont to do now and again ...

The government, and I use that term loosely, has belatedly realised that people whose sole reason for getting up in the morning is to insist that the EU is the ...

Recent weeks have seen a dizzying number of votes at Westminster as MPs decide how best to deal (or no-deal) with Brexit. Since 27 March, MPs have assessed various different scenarios ...

The multinational food and drink industry has been lobbying hard to try and defeat Scottish Government plans to combat the nation’s obesity crisis by banning the marketing of unhealthy snacks.  ...