
Why the Tories face electoral collapse — and how Swinney outplayed Sarwar
MOST SEASONED OBSERVERS of political campaigning realise an individual poll is only ever a snapshot of a particular moment. Care

MOST SEASONED OBSERVERS of political campaigning realise an individual poll is only ever a snapshot of a particular moment. Care

EASTER HERALDS campaigning season in Scotland. I always associate daffodils with the strange tension and excitement of elections. This one

THE SCOTLAND ACT 1998 gave extensive powers to Holyrood to allow it to control most of the levers required to

I WAS ABOUT to putt on the seventh green when a farmer started shooting, no more than a hundred metres

WHEN I WAS A STUDENT, I had a Voltaire quote pinned above my desk: “Those who can make you believe

THE CHALLENGE facing anyone seeking reform in Scotland cannot be underestimated. That’s odd; those claiming to be on the side

SINCE DEVOLUTION in 1999, Scotland has been governed by left-leaning political parties (Labour & SNP). The result is that the

DANNY KRUGER, Reform UK’s MP for East Wiltshire, credits reading C.S. Lewis with his conversion to Christianity. Most people know


WHAT DO YOU DO about a government that governs not in the clear interests of its own people but to