Month: April 2021

IN THE LAST couple of weeks, the reasons for the Covid disaster in care homes a year ago, which were largely ignored by the review of Adult Social Care, have ...

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I've tried to keep the arrival of this latest exclusive Scot Goes Pop poll under wraps, but my interests do betray me, and there was at least one person on ...

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WITH THE HOLYROOD election likely to end in a whimper, Westminster has had more “bang” than a detonation at a fireworks factory. Boris Johnson won back precious credibility with Britain’s ...

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Regular readers may remember that on both of the last two occasions I commissioned Scot Goes Pop polls, I was very tempted to chuck in a question about whether Douglas ...

Thanks to Marcia for pointing me in the direction of the new Ashcroft poll, which reinforces the impression from the recent Survation poll that the traditional dip in Yes support ...

ACCORDING TO CONVENTIONAL liberal moral arithmetic, George Galloway is a more disreputable character than Alastair Campbell. The latter has posed for selfies with Nicola Sturgeon; was lionised in certain elite ...

IT’S BECOMING CLEAR that Nicola Sturgeon’s case for independence has intellectual gaps. Pundits have twigged to the difficulties in reconciling the SNP’s various foreign policy and trade commitments. Iain Macwhirter ...