Tag: EU referendum
The Union: a journey into the unknown
Molly Pollock takes a deep dig into a journey into the unknown that The Union represents in this weekend's big read
A danerous place
By Newsroom
This is a fascinating discussion between two former UK civil servants – Alexander Hall Hall, a former...
Journey to indyref2 – plan A to Z
Lindsay Bruce looks at the process to indyref2 and uncovers a 5 year process to bring about about our second independence referendum, rather answering those who have been asking what the SNP government and Scottish Parliament have been doing to deliver independence.
Exclusive: Scotland Remain polling data analysed
By Russell Bruce
Newsnet has obtained the dataset behind Sunday’s story in the Observer on the shift in support in 112 UK constituencies from Leave...
Scotland has a jauntier step
By Molly Pollock
Scotland, read the headline, is the only country to show improvements across any measures of personal well-being. Well, after being battered by...
Cox murder a tragic conclusion to an ugly referendum campaign
Hugh Kerr reflects on the death of Jo Cox and its meaning for voters in Britain
The death of Jo Cox has brought a tragic...
Reflections on the sorry mess of political debate and savage assassination
Commentary by Derek Bateman
I’ve waited until now to mention Jo Cox’s killing out of a sense of respect for the human loss and because...
These are dangerous times in a campaign heading the wrong way
Commentary by Derek Bateman
A few weeks is hardly enough time to debate the huge implications of the European Union, let alone explain how the...
A Brexit result and all the accompanying ifs, buts and maybes…
Commentary by Derek Bateman
How British would it be if the people voted to come out of Europe and Parliament disagreed? (The creaking sound is...
Euro-referendum ponderings from the Gazebo of Hate
Commentary by Derek Bateman
Must rush. The sun is streaming into the Gazebo of Hate and I have to sit in the underground command centre...