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February 16, 2022
THE year was 2084, the year of the last comedian in Scotland. Comedy had been dying for generations following the purge in 2023 after what became…
January 28, 2022
RUTH Marr (Letters, January 26) attempts to respond to my conclusion (Letters, January 25) that there is no evidence-led case for independence by…
January 28, 2022
RUTH Marr (Letters, January 26) attempts to respond to my conclusion (Letters, January 25) that there is no evidence-led case for independence by…
November 23, 2021
OVER 100 Celtic fan groups from across the world have told the club board that they will not co-operate with the rumoured appoinment of former…
November 23, 2021
OVER 100 Celtic fan groups from across the world have told the club board that they will not co-operate with the rumoured appoinment of former…
August 19, 2021
Nicola Sturgeon seeks credibility as Scotland prepares to host Cop26, but the collaboration might be a step too far for voters, says academic Rory Scothorne
August 10, 2021
IT may be that Ruth Marr understates the contributions of Keir Hardie and the Rent Strike Committees to 21st century Scotland (“Look at today’s…
July 19, 2021
PREMIUM The SNP under First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has seen chaotic governance of health and education Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/PA Wire. THE tides of pro-independence optimism, cajoled expertly by the SNP party machine follow a familiar pattern. A fresh opinion poll indicates a recent increase in support for Yes; then some leadership loyalists say the tide is turning and, in the days following, a few sympathetic columnists urge us all to unite so that we can rise up and “make this happen...
May 26, 2021
SPEAKING to Holyrood Magazine about the anti-deportation protests on Kenmure Street in Glasgow, former justice secretary Humza Yousaf said the…
May 1, 2021
One of Holyrood’s most controversial laws of the past five years rose from the ashes of legislation scotched by parliament for its ample shortcomings. When the Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland)