Month: September 2019

Today’s dugcast is a day early because tomorrow (Friday) the dug and I are off to Arran. I’m giving a talk about the history of Scottish languages in the Ormidale ...

The hard right like to disable opponents with outrageous rhetoric while they re-order the political landscape BORIS JOHNSON has stoked horror on the benches of the re-convened Commons by insulting the ...

Sean Bell will become interim editor of the site BEN WRAY is stepping down as CommonSpace editor, with parliamentary reporter Sean Bell taking over as interim editor, before a permanent ...

You now have less than 24 hours left to secure your copy of our intermittent cartoonist Mr Cairns’ latest beautifully-crafted volume of biting political satire featuring a cute lion. (No, ...

Remember this guy? Go on, give it a minute, it’ll come to you. He popped up today to chuck in his tuppence-worth about inflammatory language in politics, and how – ...

So Nicola Sturgeon today repeated her hint of a few weeks ago that the SNP would be prepared to install Jeremy Corbyn as Prime Minister on a temporary basis to ...

He’s got no right to shoot from there. There’s less than half an hour to go and we’re holding the previous year’s World Cup finalists on their own patch. A ...

Scottish councils have been criticised for using their Common Good Funds to pay for council officials to fly off to foreign countries, including Mexico, France and Germany. Highland Council spent ...

Profits from a controversial new children’s hospital in Edinburgh are being channelled through tax havens to offshore investors, we can reveal, prompting criticism of public sector pension fund managers and ...

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