Tag: Scotland
A welcome requiem for the English Empire?
Glyn Ford on post-Brexit fantasies
Scotland & the end of the Empire State
Gerry Hassan on self-government, the weaknesses of Labour (and Tory) opposition to the SNP and the need for a new constitutional settlement as the Brexit imbroglio unfolds
Scotland and the long game
Paul Salveson on Brexit conundrums and future scenarios
Gerry Hassan on a Scotland that keeps rejecting Labour
Gerry Hassan on the end of British politics and what it means for Scotland
There is no such thing as British politics. This was evident...
Dave Watson on Scottish Labour’s break with austerity
Dave Watson sees a long haul for Labour
The Holyrood election debate was looking pretty boring, but in February Scottish Labour suddenly made it interesting....
Scotland, Europe and Cameron’s follies
Paul Teasdale says that most people in Scotland hope that Cameron does not deliver on his pledges
The referendum in Scotland has ended in a...
Gerry Hassan on Scotland’s divisions in Chartist #271
We are One Scotland
Gerry Hassan surveys the troubled politics of post-referendum Scotland as it becomes very clear that the dust has far from settled,...
The New Devolution Politics & the ‘Neverendum’
The aftermath of the referendum has been won by Scotland's Nationalists. This could have serious long-term consequences which could still see Scotland go it...
Better together: Have we arrived at our federal moment?
Scotland's NO vote in Thursday's referendum has left a number of hugely important questions. What will Devo-Max look like? what are the repercussions for...
Scotland’s Tory menace
24 hours before the referendum vote in Scotland, Maria Fyfe presents the case for NO and the unhelpful influence of unhelpful Tories.
There have been...
The spectre of the 2 ‘B’s: Scotland, the Bond Markets and Brussels
An independent Scotland may not possess their own currency come 2016, but its citizens will expect the country to have its own fiscal policy powers....