Month: July 2020

An anonymous commenter said this on the previous thread - "This may come back to haunt you James. I think there's every chance that next years Holyrood vote, if it's seen ...

Just a quick note to let you know I have a piece in The National today, with more analysis of Yes remaining on a heady 54% in the latest Panelbase ...

The amount of salmon killed by diseases and other problems at fish farms has reached record levels, with death rates quadrupling over the last 18 years, according to an analysis ...

It is impossible, literally *impossible*, to get "more SNP representation" by voting against the SNP on the list ballot.— James Kelly (@JamesKelly) July 11, 2020Well, you earlier agreed with a ...

When Prime Minister Boris Johnson is accusing anyone else of “astonishing and shameful” responses to Covid-19, and when Scottish Secretary Alister Jack is describing others as “reckless” in how they ...

To be a Conservative means never accepting that you’re to blame for anything, ever. Today our part time Prime Minister has provoked anger and upset by claiming that the high ...

The Scottish Land Fund, set up to help community buyouts, is heavily skewed towards a few local authority areas and has spent millions on buying assets already in public ownership, ...

After three days of torture by police officers in the Mexican state of Puebla, Primo Villalva Domínguez, a farmer and member of the Independent Peasants Union, signed a confession to ...

BORIS JOHNSON makes for an unlikely cultural saviour, to put it mildly. Despite his vaunted love of Shakespeare and the classics, his style as a columnist can make one wonder ...

On Monday the Scottish Government proposed that the UK needs £80 billion of investment for a Coronavirus recovery plan – equating to 4% of the UK’s GDP. Instead, Boris Johnson ...