Month: March 2021

There's been a bit of a pattern on social media in recent weeks that anyone who says anything complimentary about Alex Salmond, or suggests he might have a future in ...

IN ONE OF the first acts of the 2021 Holyrood election, Angus Robertson promised Edinburgh Central voters that this election will be about securing an independence referendum. However, this wasn’t ...

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SCOTLAND IS BASICALLY DIVIDED into two camps right now: people who care about the inquiry, and people who don’t. In the former camp you will find politics nerds, who, despite ...

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I’m feeling a whole lot happier today than I was last week. Friday was an especially bad day, and not just because Alex Salmond had just sat down to give ...

Savanta ComRes have published the datasets from the now-notorious #Matchettgate "poll", published in the Scotland on Sunday and jubilantly recited by the legendarily "impartial" Sarah Smith on the Marr show.  ...

This week,not unexpectedly, we focus most of the podcast on the appearance of Nicola Sturgeon and Alex Salmond at the Holyrood inquiry into the Scottish Government's mishandling of harassment complaints ...

This International Women’s Day, we took a look at the activists that are prominent in the fight against human rights violations in Belarus. “In their struggle, they are challenging patriarchal attitudes and ...

The Food Foundation has released a report of the impact a year of crisis has had on food security. 4.7 million adults have been affected by food insecurity over the ...