Month: July 2019

The first opinion poll in the aftermath of Boris Johnson becoming Tory leader and Jo Swinson becoming Lib Dem leader was always going to be a moment of truth, because ...

After it became the most-watched episode in the show’s history, the producers of The Alex Salmond Show made a double-length “Director’s Cut” of our recent interview, which you can watch ...

“My view of the Highlands has changed,” says Richard Cross, a photographer based in Scotland. “Where once I saw wilderness I now see a landscape scarred by human activity, vegetation ...

Well I am still on holiday, and hadn’t planned to write anything, but I couldn’t let the victory of Boris Johnson pass unremarked. And so it has come to pass. ...

I'm actually quite ambivalent about the prospect of an election this autumn.  At the moment it looks like the SNP would clean up big time, but conditions also looked exceptionally ...

Chiara Bullen’s July edition of BookSpace reviews some of the latest Scottish literary productions We Don’t Die of Love, Stephen May Fiction | Sandstone Press |£7.99 | Buy Here we_dont_die_of_love.jpg ...

Unite and Scottish Labour have called on the Scottish Government to intervene to save the 160-year-old Springburn rail depot Operations at the St Rollox ‘Caley’ site come to an end ...

New statistics showing an increase in the number of drug-related deaths in Scotland led to much debate about how politicians can deal with with a death rate reported as the ...

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 to heart of issues, trying ...

I was thoroughly bemused a few hours ago by the muted reaction from Nick Eardley of the BBC to the extraordinary news that Boris Johnson has appointed Robin Walker, the ...