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Letters Ruth Davidson won Edinburgh Central in 2016 at Holyrood by a smaller majority than the number of votes the Greens won ALAN Crocket (Sunday National, January 17) is wrong in his one-sided call for the SNP to stand down on the list in favour of the Greens and others. The first fatal flaw is there is no guarantee that we will win as many as 70 seats out of 73. This is, I sadly fear, over-optimistic, especially as the Greens have confirmed they will be standing candidates in the constituencies. Has he forgotten that in 2015 David Mundell retained his Westminster seat over the SNP by a...

THE BBC is investigating a third tranche of complaints over perceived bias by Scots journalist and presenter Adnrew Marr since it dismissed claims…

Brexit talks in quotes: ‘Deal should be one of the easiest in human history’ PA 24 December 2020, 7:56 am Brexit has generated heated rhetoric on all sides. Here are some of the key quotes made during negotiations as the UK strove to make the break from the EU. “There is no plan for no deal, because we’re going to get a great deal” – Boris Johnson, speaking in his role as Foreign Secretary, July 11 2017. “The free trade agreement that we will have to come to with the European Union should be one of the easiest in human history” – Liam Fox, then international trade secretary,...

Here is what you need to know about before tomorrow. the country is divided into 650 constituencies. each constituent has an even parliament. people vote for local candidate toes representative them in parliament and the leader of whichever party gets the most seats gets to be prime minister. the biggest parties are conservative party. which is prime minister david cameron's party and the labor party headed up by ed milliband. they are running neck and neck. literally, they're tied in the polls. if the polls are right and neither of the major parties gets a seat to form a government on their o...

People are saying this is the social media turning point during this u.k. election. russell brand notoriously in the u.k. had come out over and over again saying don't vote don't vote don't let the politicians know you want to vote. it was a very very strong stance he took. in the last few weeks, he got ed milliband on his youtube station, did an interview, and he three days ago came out and publicly endorsed the labor party. that's a big one. russell brand in particular amongst the younger generation in the u.k. they really respect what he has to say. >> so they're clicking, they're watching,...