Why Reform fell short in Wales
Patrick Benham-Crosswell
May 10, 2026
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WELSH POLITICS is different to the rest of the UK in a way those who seldom venture outside the Westminster
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The tactical voting illusion in Scottish politics: Blocked ballots, blocked change
Pauline Eggermont
April 27, 2026
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IT’S NOT LONG NOW before we face those two ballot papers and put our crosses in the right box. But
How Reform UK is emerging as the saviour of the Union
Brian Monteith
April 24, 2026
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A YEAR OR SO AGO, the received wisdom of the established unionist parties was that the arrival of Reform UK
The Lochaber warning: Why UK industry can’t afford net zero
Patrick Benham-Crosswell
April 22, 2026
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THE SPAT THAT HAS CLOSED the Straits of Hormuz has highlighted the UK’s vulnerability to imported oil and (particularly) gas.
Kraken: How the UK could unleash a North Sea energy powerhouse
Jonathan Stanley
April 21, 2026
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AS THE GRANGEMOUTH REFINERY edges toward closure, the UK faces a pivotal moment in energy, industry, and geopolitics. For decades,