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Political analysts said that respect for the queen and her devotion to Scotland could strengthen a union that has been under acute strain for more than a decade.

LAST week saw the publication of the second of the Scottish Government’s papers on Building a new Scotland, entitled “Renewing Democracy through…

A leading academic has labelled Nicola Sturgeon’s latest paper supporting the case for Scottish independence as “dismal, negative, uninspiring” and “utterly fanciful”.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced a plan for a referendum on Scottish independence next year, but will have to overcome judges in London and opposition from Boris Johnson.

In 2008, Vice Chancellor J. Travis Laster of the Delaware Court of Chancery — one of the many intellectual giants and gifted writers who’ve occupied seats on that bench — published an...

One of the frustrations many of us have about today’s elections is that we’re essentially taking part in a system that hasn’t changed in…

A new study by a team of international researchers has found that reptiles including turtles, crocodiles, lizards, snakes and tuatara are threatened by extinction in the near future but conservation efforts for other vertebrate species could boost ch

WHETHER or not indyref2 happens next year – and readers should appreciate that I am completely out of the loop on the plans – our parliamentary…

The greater the impending unemployment the greater the necessity for a well planned system of buffer jobs.

A recent survey indicated around a quarter of the public would support so-called devolution max, if that third option was on the table.