Month: August 2019

There has been a slew of articles by journalists and commentators down south supporting Scottish independence. Lesley tries, and succeeds, to tease out just what's going on. Gordon Brown, in ...

“Revenge porn”crimes reported to Police Scotland rose sharply over the past year although the detection rate was less than 50 per cent, prompting fears the crime is not being taken ...

The news today in the Scottish press is dominated by Stu Campell’s proposal for a new pro-independence party. Apparently the musings of a pro-indy blogger are the most important thing ...

Crazy stuff happens when we have a thought. Buckle in for a bumpy ride if you don’t like pictures of my ugly mug. The general reaction of the Scottish media ...

A kind of fever has swept through parts of the Yes movement over the last 48 hours.  A number of people who were clear-sighted about the risks of "tactical voting ...

The UK government has been condemned for inviting regimes accused of killing children to an arms fair dubbed a “festival of violence” that cost taxpayers nearly £1 million to police. ...

Over the past couple of weeks, there’s been a new line from the anti-independence parties. David Mundell, and certain figures in the Labour party, appear now to be conceding that ...

When the Scottish Office was established in 1885 its main job was to oversee the various government departments operating within Scotland, Scottish education, farming, and other government roles. However the ...

The Times leads its Scottish edition today with a piece on Ruth Davidson’s collapsing popularity with Tory members, which it helpfully illustrates with a graph. Alert readers will notice, however, ...