The SNP is sweeping Scotland. Is Westminster prepared for what will happen next?
On 7 May, the SNP will have the opportunity to inflict lasting damage on Scottish Labour.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
On 7 May, the SNP will have the opportunity to inflict lasting damage on Scottish Labour.
By Jamie MaxwellThe failure to bring a greater number of affluent Scots on board raises questions about the SNP’s “de-risking” strategy.
By Jamie MaxwellThe mainstream nationalists' arguments for independence are broadly civic and pragmatic, it is the unionists who obsess about the…
By Jamie MaxwellThe Yes campaign is losing the economic argument – this could be more to do with establishment unionism than seeing…
By Jamie MaxwellHassan’s account of Scotland’s “new radicals” – the generation of activists who have emerged over the last two years,…
By Jamie MaxwellThe shadow chancellor's recent praise of competitive rates of corporation tax makes life harder for the Scottish Labour party,…
By Jamie MaxwellAfter years of complacency, Scottish Labour finally seems to be waking up to its class problem. But it could…
By Jamie MaxwellIn its drive to sell independence to middle-Scotland, the nationalist leadership is neglecting the S
By Jamie MaxwellThe SNP will be delighted with the Prime Minister's lacklustre speech in Edinburgh.
By Jamie Maxwell