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Scotland and the cry for change
We’re all radicals now.
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Liz Lloyd: Labour would make Scottish independence more likely
Nicola Sturgeon’s former chief of staff on what she got right. And where she went wrong.
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The conspiracy against Scotland
All parts of the British political establishment are now seeking to punish Scotland for straying outside the lines of political…
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Nicola Sturgeon’s Diary: Why Westminster must let Scotland choose its destiny
As we put our plans for a new independence vote to the Supreme Court, the UK government continues to deny…
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What is behind Nicola Sturgeon’s IndyRef2 gambit?
The Scottish First Minister is taking the fight to hold another referendum on independence to court.
Why is Nicola Sturgeon gambling on a Scottish independence referendum no one wants?
The anger in the Yes movement is growing, a Labour government is on the horizon, and the SNP is desperate…
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Stalling Scottish independence would strengthen the cause
The clearing of the constitutional fog would allow us to glimpse Scotland’s political and economic reality – and an alternative…
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Why support is emerging for a “third option” on Scottish independence
A middle way between secession and the status quo is attracting interest from unlikely places. Can it break the constitutional…
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What would the downfall of Boris Johnson mean for Labour in Scotland?
The departure of a Prime Minister who outrages Scots could weaken the SNP’s hegemony and benefit Keir Starmer’s party.
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