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The veteran broadcaster said the nationalist party did not need any help imploding.

Former Nationalist MSP Campbell Martin (pictured) was ridiculed last night after he claimed that British spies had captured and controlled the Scottish Government after infiltrating the SNP.

STEPHEN GLOVER: The Labour candidate in Selby and Ainsty, Keir Mather, is only 25. I wonder what valuable experience Mr Mather thinks he would bring to Parliament at such a tender age

Since at least the beginning of this century there has been a mood abroad – cultural as well as political – to trash the place that contributes most to British culture and the British economy. Without London and its population, we in the rest of the United Kingdom would be unable to continue living in

HENRY DEEDES: Keir Starmer focused on the economy and made jibes about Rishi Sunaks wealth and his missuss tax status during the final PMQs before the local elections dogfight today.

My dad was a Scot Nat, a candidate in the 1970s and campaign manager in the 1980s. He did the boring stuff when party support was under 5 per cent. Colin Bell w

North Wiltshire MP James Gray on Boris Johnsons appearance in front of the Privileges Committee.

ANDREW PIERCE: Sir Keir Starmer reacted with visible relief when there were no jeers or boos as the Party faithful sang the national anthem at their conference opening.

TOM HARRIS: A 12-day strike by refuse collectors in Edinburgh means that the seat of the countrys parliament has rarely been in a more parlous state just as the eyes of the world are fixed upon it.

Updated: 6 May 2021, 0:28 AFTER 14 years of Tartan Army domination, Scots voters will decide today whether to give Nicola Sturgeon still more power or put paid to her incessant demand for independence. Voters will weigh her devolved government’s mixed record on health, crime, schools and economic management against yet another push for divorce. 4 Sturgeon yesterday claimed she won’t attempt a wildcat referendumCredit: Getty Images - Getty Worryingly for the First Minister, her standing appe...