England’s government doesn’t honour international treaties, so why be surprised at issuance of Section 35?
The UK Government enacting Section 35 is not only an affront to Scotland’s democracy, it is a warning to Wales...
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Lasagne Vegetariana; a different take on a centuries-old dish
Foodie Friday presents Ian Kinsey’s Lasagne Vegetariana, a delicious alternative to create if you’ve got 3 hours to kill.
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It’s not fun any more, I’m considering a return to the home planet
Could the gloom and doom of Bylines Scotland's of Shape of Things to Come foresee a rise in therapy sessions...
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Why do we need a Prime Minister?
There is a disturbing acceptance by the electorate of undeliverable promises, innuendos, or blatant lies that, in the real world,...
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It’s Canadian Thanksgiving, so let’s celebrate Scotland
Scots from all walks of life were vital in shaping the history of Canada.
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The Black Douglas shall no get ye
Sir James Douglas was a feared and loyal lieutenant of Robert the Bruce and was instrumental in Scotland achieving independence....
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Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has passed away. May she rest in peace.
We extend our condolences to the King and the Royal Family as we mourn the loss of our Monarch, and...
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Devolved nations show there’s life beyond first-past-the-post
Alternative electoral systems are workable, reflecting our choices by delivering a stronger democratic voice and proportional representation
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The Scottish neverendum referendum
To avoid a constitutional crisis Scotland and Westminster might need to look at Canada and Québec, and the Czech-Slovak velvet...
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