
Why the Edinburgh International Book Festival needs Jenny Lindsay
THERE IS A WAY of telling the story of this year’s Edinburgh International Book Festival (EIBF) that has already been

THERE IS A WAY of telling the story of this year’s Edinburgh International Book Festival (EIBF) that has already been

THERE IS A GROWING SENSE in Scotland that the judiciary is not always operating purely as the independent constitutional safeguard

AARON SWARTZ believed the internet could set knowledge free. That may sound naïve now, after years of bot farms, algorithmic

THERE ARE CONVERSATIONS modern Britain keeps trying to avoid because people are terrified of being labelled. That is, in no

SINCE JOINING REFORM UK in February 2025, I have found myself in a unique position within Scottish local government. As

IT WAS A RELIEF to finally say publicly what I’ve believed for years. As I rose to deliver my maiden

FORTY YEARS AGO when I was at Oxford, the SWP, aka the Socialist Workers Party, were a thing. They sold

I RECENTLY STUDIED at a Scottish university and was shocked at what I discovered. I earn my crust as a