
Scottish nationalists must face the scale of their defeat
An era of political disruption has ended, as the British state has beaten back the threats to its rule.
ByThe question of Scottish independence has reappeared in the political agenda since the EU referendum in 2016. You can find the latest on the topic here from Chris Deerin, our Scotland editor, and other political commentators.
An era of political disruption has ended, as the British state has beaten back the threats to its rule.
ByThe departure of Nicola Sturgeon’s husband over misleading membership figures leaves Scotland’s governing party in chaos.
ByThe SNP deputy leader in Westminster spoke at a New Statesman event about Kate Forbes, gay rights and what life…
ByCollapsing membership numbers and sudden poll drops should be telling the party something.
ByThe enduring strength of the SNP is not just a morbid symptom of British decline: it is a rebuke to…
ByHer conservative beliefs on abortion and gender put her at odds with her party’s image.
ByThe First Minister’s overriding obsession with Scottish independence led to the neglect of other policy areas.
ByThe SNP’s fraught divisions over the gender bill and the path to independence destroyed the First Minister’s leadership.
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