Month: January 2021

The Scot Goes Pop poll fundraiser is moving tantalisingly close to reaching its target figure of £7500 - as of 7.30 this morning, £6290 has been raised.  Thank you to ...

We use cookies on our website that help us remember your preferences and provide the best multi-media service we possibly can. By clicking “Accept”, you consent to allow all cookies. ...

IN A PREVIOUS Source Direct, I examined the controversy surrounding freeports, a Conservative proposal for special tax-exempt, low regulation enterprise zones. The SNP conference passed a resolution against them. SNP ...

First of all, I've written today's National Extra piece on the subject of Boris Johnson's suggestion that Scotland won't be allowed a say on its own future for another thirty-four ...

As I pointed out a few hours ago, it's fairly likely that Stuart Campbell broke some law or other yesterday by sending me an unsolicited, highly abusive email, calling me ...

By Newsroom The Capitol building where the inauguration, which Donald Trump the outgoing President shunned, took place – the scene of an attack by Trump supporters two weeks previously. The ...

In what technically counts as Stuart Campbell's 679th article about me, he complained today about an unnamed blogger who had supposedly made a "completely gratuitous and unprovoked personal attack" on ...

You probably know at least one variation of the tale of the Blue Men of the Minch. My favourite in these days of lockdown, when so many old men like ...

At 11pm on Hogmanay, the people of Scotland (with the exception of the minority lucky enough to hold citizenship of an EU state) lost our automatic right to live, work ...

SINCE THE LAST SOURCE DIRECT, the pandemic has sent Britain on an emotional rollercoaster. On the one hand, new vaccine approvals raised hopes of a quicker return to normality. On ...