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Mitigate with Mogg: The Hard Brexit Survivor Guide
Citizen Cuddis presents the way ahead for the dark days of Brexit
Cruella De Ville lookee-likee, Theresa May, and the current Rover Assortment of biscuit-brained...
Brexit: The Shapelessness of Things to Come
Citizen Cuddis on the Brexit trail
Brexit is going to be as devastating to the body politic as hacking off your own foot with a...
Commentary: The White Man Coup Versus Humanity
Scottish author, playwright and activist Peter Arnott on the whiff of corruption that follows modern Western politics.
This little essay started with the thought, prompted...
Opinion polls, referendum timing and the Stockholm syndrome
Commentary by Iain Bruce
It’s difficult to know how many “interesting times” we can inhabit simultaneously but the circumstances of the next referendum takes interesting...
Why I wouldn’t have voted for Pete Wishart
Iain Bruce takes issue with a Westminster SNP MP's position on the next independence campaign.
It is generally agreed that as Chair of the Scottish...
Open University Module, Propaganda-101: The aiding and abetting of hee-haw-saying
Citizen Cuddis tunes into Good Morning Scotchland - strictly in the name of education - as Fluffy Mundell arrives to make one of his...
The fundamentals: why we need to talk about place and...
Commentary by Christopher Silver
What does it mean to live a life tied to a particular place? To feel your fate inescapably tied to it? Is it...
Granite City royal revellers go large — God bless the...
Intrepid citizen reporter Caddis hid behind the curtains as the Aberdeen licensing czars pronounced on the booze night of the year.
Aberdeen City Council’s licensing board decided...
Cuddis apprentice Frunkie goes to Holyrood, may never return
Citizen Cuddis has yet to emerge from his annual detox (Lucozade drip, coconut-water enemas, hourl, hair-of-the-dog tequila slammers) following a New Year he claims...
The cosy relationships within Scotland’s chattering classes fail to impress
Derek Bateman's article about Labour's exploitation of the holiday period to line up several days of pre-arranged press coverage sparked an angry reaction from...