Tag: independence

Molly Pollock picks up on an article by Richard Murphy to consider how we reach those who have little knowledge of or...

Molly Pollock looks at the new man, recently made a peer, Johnson has appointed to save the Union Lord...

Molly Pollock comments on our Nordic connections and the extraordinary experience of Iceland, one of Europe's poorest nations when it voted for...

By Russell Bruce Is there something strange about that? When the man who is second in line to the...

By Molly Pollock On the 18th May Nicola Sturgeon was re-elected First Minister with the SNP gaining its fourth...

Molly Pollock came across this powerful video by the great-great-nephew of Robert Cunninghame Graham - author, politician, traveller, socialist, internationalist, humanitarian and...

In the final part of Shades of legal grey Molly Pollock looks at the issues a UK government would face in the event of the will of the people of Scotland being overridden by a political party and government Scotland did not vote for or agree to a dysfunctional and damaging Brexit.

Westminster may have squandered power and significant influence on the global scene but divide and conquer remains the establishment’s strategy to keep Scotland in its place.

By Russell Bruce The SNP have had an interesting conference, albeit with the restrictions the pandemic has imposed over...

By Russell Bruce These are startling figures from polling by YouGov carried out for The Times