The UK needs a People’s Vote on Brexit, and Scotland needs another independence referendum
On 12 August, the Observer revealed that 112 Leave-voting constituencies now support Remain. The Observer also claimed this poll was: one ...
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A Scottish councillor explains why she’s ditched the Conservatives, and it’s not good news for the DWP
On 9 August, a councillor at Edinburgh City Council tweeted a scathing statement attacking the Conservatives. She said she had left ...
Theresa May receives a very Scottish farewell after meeting Nicola Sturgeon in Edinburgh
On 7 August, Theresa May met with Scottish first minister Nicola Sturgeon at Edinburgh University. In the meeting, Sturgeon was ...
The tabloids launched an attack on the SNP’s baby boxes. The Royal College of Midwives disagrees.
On 2 August, the Royal College of Midwives (RCM) suggested all new mums in the UK should be given a ...
After clashes with the UK government, MPs urge a new relationship with devolved nations
On 31 July, the constitutional affairs committee at Westminster said the UK government “must rethink devolution” because of Brexit. These calls ...
Twitter didn’t disappoint when it came to taking down the Scottish Tory leader’s latest PR stunt
On 26 July, the Scottish Conservatives sent out a tweet to find out who wanted to back Scottish Tory leader ...
Labour joins the calls for Scottish Tories to come clean over ‘dark money’
Scottish Labour MSP Neil Findlay has called for the Scottish Conservatives to come clean about the ‘dark money’ scandal. The SNP and Scottish ...
More demands for Scottish Tories to come clean over ‘dark money’ allegations
The SNP has put pressure on the Scottish Conservative Party to confirm if ‘dark money’ part-funded its general election campaign. SNP ...
Has the DWP covered up its role in claimants’ deaths? Labour, the SNP and Greens demand answers.
The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) is facing allegations of a "cover-up" over the deaths of welfare claimants, possibly ...
The UK government takes a swipe at Scotland’s more progressive taxation system
The UK government has taken a swipe at the Scottish government's more "progressive" taxation system. It has announced its intention to: ...
Orange Order postpones Glasgow march after ‘anti-Catholic’ attack
The Orange Order has postponed a march planned for Saturday 21 July after a recent “anti-Catholic” attack on priest Canon ...
Nicola Sturgeon points out the obvious problem with Theresa May’s new Brexit plan
As the dust settles on the controversial resignations of Boris Johnson and David Davis, the new Brexit plan has created ...
SNP MP Ian Blackford has ripped into the DWP’s ‘austerity agenda’
SNP MP Ian Blackford has launched a scathing attack on the UK government's continued commitment to austerity. "Damaging austerity agenda" ...
A cross-party debate has offered a ray of hope for the ‘millions missing’
There was a ray of hope shining on Thursday 21 June as some rarely-seen cross political party consensus emerged on ...
An SNP MP has ripped into the DWP and Universal Credit
Neil Gray, the SNP social justice spokesperson and MP for Airdrie and Shotts, has launched a scathing attack on the ...
The Conservative Party may no longer be the second biggest party in the UK
After a difficult week, the Conservative Party may have to face up to some more bad news today. A massive ...
The SNP owns Laura Kuenssberg on Twitter and it’s quite delicious
The BBC's Laura Kuenssberg waded into the row over the SNP Commons walkout with flimsy evidence. But SNP MPs and officials ...
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