Month: May 2021

THE USUAL WITTICISMS surrounded the announcement that Keir Starmer may be the subject of a fly-on-the-wall documentary, aimed at improving his public image. Social media abounded with images of David ...

IT’S A SIGN OF our post-election lethargy that there was no sense of intrigue surrounding the putative SNP-Green coalition. No hacks sniffing for a scoop, no drama, no nothing. Nobody ...

I think the main reason the last six months or so have been so uncomfortable for me is that I've found myself midway between two warring camps - and instead ...

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Nicola Sturgeon has been re-elected by MSPs as the First Minister of Scotland for another five years. Given the SNP’s victory in the recent elections, her re-election was always something ...

As the majority of Scotland moves out of tier 3, the temporary eviction ban has lifted, and campaigners are anticipating a wave of evictions despite not being clear of the ...

This really is toytown democracy. No ballots have been "rerun" - the original results have simply been adjusted to suit the side that lost. The NEC is beginning to look ...

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Glasgow’s politicians have united in a letter to the Home Office voicing concerns about the use of home office raids and detention centres. The letter was signed by MSPs from ...

Amnesty International are calling for journalist Raman Pratasevich, former editor-in-chief of the popular opposition Telegram channel NEXTA, to be released, as Belarusian Government forces a Ryanair flight to land in ...