IS the Yes movement back at square one and in need of complete renewal?
NO more woodburning stoves in new houses or renovations.
THERE was that awful grin spreading across the face of Benjamin Netanyahu as he talked about the ‘tragedy’ of aid workers targeted and killed by his own troops this week.
IT’S Humza Yousaf’s first year as First Minister and the public domain is full of unflattering, half-hearted and unflinching assessments.
THATCHER was a visionary says David Lammy. That would be laughable if it wasn’t so dangerous.
IS there any point in Prime Minister’s Questions?
THE author of the best-selling novel The Fair Botanists looks pretty darned happy. Having known Sara Sheridan for many years, she rarely looks otherwise: “I’m not good at being sad. I’m certainly not good at sustaining sadness in my writing.”
I’VE started, so I’ll finish. That Mastermind phrase, made memorable by the late Magnus Magnusson, sums up the SNP’s position at Westminster today.
SOUNDS ridiculous, doesn’t it? The idea that Holyrood could be “reversed” by discontented Scottish communities who feel devolution has strengthened Edinburgh at
