Month: December 2020

In the final part of The Pressure Series, Ellen Höfer and Craig Dalzell look at how Scotland can use pressure on and from the international community to help Scotland become ...

By Russell Bruce The SNP have had an interesting conference, albeit with the restrictions the pandemic has imposed over traditional gatherings. A reminder, should we need it, is that life ...

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BY RECEIVED WISDOM, the Scottish Government has had a good crisis. The ruling SNP looks set for a bumper return at the upcoming devolved elections, and the first minister commands ...

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LAST WEEK, in response to a question from Labour MSP Neil Findlay MSP, Nicola Sturgeon argued in the Scottish Parliament that the decision to discharge infected people from hospital to care ...

ON International Day of Disabled People, many of us will be thinking of ways to raise awareness of the attitudinal, economic, political, and social barriers we need to address to ...

THE COVID PANDEMIC has had a huge impact on many businesses across Scotland. No matter your business governance structure, no matter whether you are a long-serving local family business, a ...

THE DEUS EX MACHINA was a device in ancient Greek drama, its literal translation being something like ‘god from the machine’. When a plot had got too convoluted or gone ...