Humza Yousaf has turned on the Scottish Greens too late
The First Minister’s decision to end the power-sharing deal looks panicked rather than strategic.
ByThe First Minister’s decision to end the power-sharing deal looks panicked rather than strategic.
ByDoubts are growing over Humza Yousaf’s leadership of the SNP. Will he be ousted before the next Holyrood election in…
ByAs the Scottish Greens decide whether to withdraw from power-sharing, Humza Yousaf’s government looks ever more precarious.
ByIn Scotland, bad strategy is making for bad law across government.
ByThe SNP’s cancellation of its climate pledges shows a party that no longer knows why it’s in government.
BySenior party figures know their leader’s project has failed and that it cannot be reconstructed.
ByHolyrood lacks an equivalent to the cadre of former UK leaders who offer the wisdom of experience.
ByHumza Yousaf and his party have nothing to sell to an increasingly desperate electorate.
ByThe Scottish health secretary’s delayed departure will only add to questions over the First Minister’s judgement.
ByScottish ministers are disturbingly willing to announce schemes that have been shared with no one.
ByScottish politics is finally competitive again and voters will punish an exhausted ruling party.
ByThe former leadership candidate should not remain on the back benches when the SNP cabinet is among the weakest of…
ByThe blasts, hunger and terror they’ve experienced will never leave them.
ByKevin Pringle, Alex Salmond’s former director of communications, is pushing the First Minister in a more reformist direction.
ByThe Scottish leader downplayed independence at the SNP conference.
The SNP leader delivered a policy-rich speech with several show-stopping announcements.
ByThe Scottish First Minister on the threats to his leadership, the SNP’s mistakes and what he learned from Malcolm X.
ByThe party’s victory in the Rutherglen & Hamilton West by-election is a turning point.
ByNicola Sturgeon’s former chief of staff on what she got right. And where she went wrong.
ByThe SNP leader knows there is no prospect of him opening negotiations with the UK government – but is forced…
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