Tag: theresa may

By Dorothy Bruce Dorothy Bruce fears her grandchildren will be approaching retirement by the time the untried experiment of Brexit might be known Divide and rule...

By Dorothy Bruce The dithering, vacillation and obfuscation of the Prime Minister as she tries to keep her party together is a sight to behold....

By Dorothy Bruce Theresa may is fond of pontificating about British values – a belief in democracy, upholding the rule of law, a deeply embedded...

By Molly Pollock The food was excellent, the Burgundy flowed, liqueurs were served, conviviality reigned. Boris’s mouth loosened. And somewhere in the room a recording...

By Russell Bruce The campaign for the Scottish Parliament to gain control of immigration north of the border just gets stronger and stronger. The FT have...

By Russell Bruce One of the things you should do at the start of a new year is have a good look at your finances....

Exclusive: Newsnet.scot's intrepid Citizen Cuddis reports from inside Theresa May's head Ever since Brexit slaughtered the goose that laid the golden cash cow’s nest egg...

Commentary by Russell Bruce For a 100 years we had the Irish Question - now it’s the British Question The impasse over the Irish border between...

How should we in Scotland digest our international news? As the conventional Scottish newspaper industry grapples with the twin forces of intense competition from...

What's all the fuss about? Priti Patel drops in on, er, 12 meetings while on "holiday" in Israel, including a friendly chat with the...