Month: May 2019

Five military personnel have been referred to the UK Government’s counter-terrorism intervention programme but the Ministry of Defence has refused to say whether they are still serving in the armed ...

All social movements face major strategic debates, but few so urgently as today’s climate action movement – David Jamieson speaks to climate activists and academics about where next for the movement ...

CommonSpace spoke to Paul Cockshott, Scottish computer scientist, Marxist economist and a reader at the University of Glasgow, about the drastic ways we need to adapt to the impacts of climate ...

So Theresa May has handed in her notice. She will formally resign as Conservative Party leader on June 7, triggering a leadership election which will be concluded by “the end ...

The UK and the European Union lack the unity and political will necessary to seriously obstruct another American war of imperialism THE UNITED STATES will go to war with Iran ...

A Conservative MSP accused of “sabotaging” regulation on short-term lettings has met twice with an Airbnb lobbyist to discuss her plans, according to Scotland’s lobbying register. Critics have said that ...

We thought you might enjoy watching Sarah Smith just about remembering to mention the European elections while conveying to a watching nation her amazement that the dastardly SNP still want ...

I've heard suggestions in some quarters today that the implosion of both main London parties in the European election means that a general election has got further away, because our ...

The Scottish Government has published its referendums bill, and as Andrew Tickell points out in The National, it makes for some very interesting reading. I’ve always been wary of an ...

Welcome to the latest episode of the Dugcast. This week The National’s editor Callum Baird and I discuss Theresa May’s disastrous deal, her resignation announcement, the European elections, the implications ...