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Explore a diverse range of articles examining the Scottish National Party (SNP), covering its policies, leadership, electoral impact, and key debates surrounding Scottish independence and devolved governance.
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After a prolonged period of lockdown and home-learning, the Covid hangover is being felt everywhere. What have education ministers and…
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The Scottish independence debate looks like a game being played by an elite few, leaving some observers wondering just how…
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The Conservative government’s disdain for Nicola Sturgeon and the SNP risks rotting the Union from the inside.
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The walk-out of refuse collectors in Glasgow is an opportunity for a formidable show of solidarity with workers.
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The party’s insistence that problems must always be laid at someone else’s door is exhausting, and politics at its worst.
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Nationalists have modelled an independent Scotland on countries from every corner of the planet, often with little serious justification.
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Chris Deerin hosts the third Scottish election special edition of the New Statesman podcast.

Blair McDougall on the impact of a 14 year SNP incumbency
Rather than shedding light on devolution’s darkest chapter, the Holyrood inquiry has done the opposite.
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The First Minister, who turned 50 this month, has had a good crisis and the SNP is surging in the…
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