Politics Home has noted that: The SNP leader and Scottish first minister will on Thursday launch a renewed push for a so-called Section 30 order,
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It’s not about the media….it’s about the way you tell your story
I have already made clear I am really quite bored by those on the left who are currently inclined to say that Labour lost because
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Some parts of the UK are clearly showing signs that their union with Brussels is more important than their union with London
The English election result dominates the news agenda, at least in that country this morning. But before considering it in more detail there are two
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Reform Scotland’s corporation tax proposals are an exercise in promoting tax avoidance
A think tank called Reform Scotland has issued a report this morning entitled ‘Growing Up: A Corporation Tax For Scotland’. There are things you need to
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An independent review of public procurement is badly needed
For all those who think all is rosy in SNP Scotland, I hate to disillusion you. It isn’t. I share this from CommonWeal’s Ben Wray,
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Common Weal’s ‘Our Common Home’: the best Green New Deal plan yet?
I admit it’s one of those mornings when much blogging is hard, and it may stay that way for much of the day: there’s work
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Scotland’s Declaration of Independence
This story will not resonate much in England, and so I share it here. As the Herald newspaper in Scotland has noted: Prominent figures from
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As close to certainty as anyone can get
I was tempted to write a blog entitled ‘I don’t know’ this morning. There were, and are, good grounds for doing so. No one does
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Welcome to the Scottish Reserve Bank
Dr Tim Rideout is now well known amongst Scottish nationalists: it was his resolution that, thankfully, changed SNP policy on a Scottish currency. He has
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