Humza Yousaf should bring back Kate Forbes
The former leadership candidate should not remain on the back benches when the SNP cabinet is among the weakest of…
ByExplore 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.
The former leadership candidate should not remain on the back benches when the SNP cabinet is among the weakest of…
ByWill Kate Forbes ultimately be forced to choose between politics and God?
ByThe SNP has “lost momentum” and radical change is required, says the former leadership candidate in a bold intervention.
ByUnder the SNP, pupil performance in maths, science and reading has plummeted.
ByContradictory polls are explained by different estimates of the scale of defections from the SNP to Scottish Labour.
ByA Scottish health secretary needs authority and credibility – not questions around his £11k iPad expenses bill.
ByAs voters look for an alternative, it’s no longer enough for Anas Sarwar’s party to simply talk down the SNP.
ByScottish Labour should learn from the SNP’s fatal obsession with strategies and consultations.
ByThe former first minister will use all his considerable political wiles to make the most of Ash Regan’s defection.
ByFreedom of information requests reveal how school attendance has plummeted since lockdown.
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.
ByHumza Yousaf’s party is mired in angry personality clashes and splits over independence and policy.
ByThe Scottish First Minister on the threats to his leadership, the SNP’s mistakes and what he learned from Malcolm X.
ByWhat the result means for the next general election and Scottish independence.
The party’s victory in the Rutherglen & Hamilton West by-election is a turning point.
ByThe former Scottish first minister made schools her priority but the reality has been drift and decline.
ByNicola Sturgeon’s former chief of staff on what she got right. And where she went wrong.
ByIn central-belt suburbia, “austerity Labour” and the “sleazy SNP” fight for the future of Scottish politics.
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