Editor’s Note: The kingdom is untied, Oxbridge and the public schools – and the horrors of roadkill
Boris Johnson’s insouciant style of debate was honed at Eton, and Keir Starmer must learn how to return fire.
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Letter of the Week: A Vulnerable State
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Scotland’s cosmopolitan turn
The rise of the Greens and the repudiation of Alex Salmond’s Alba shows why Scotland remains a progressive beacon.
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The Scottish Tories’ collapse has given Labour a route back
Boris Johnson’s errant leadership is undoing the advances his party made under Ruth Davidson.
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Will the SNP ever fall to earth?
The party has defied continual policy failures by persuading enough voters that independence is all that matters.
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What would a good night look like for Labour and the Tories in the local elections?
How results are spun will have serious consequences for both parties.
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Letter of the Week: Nuclear Delusion
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Stalling Scottish independence would strengthen the cause
The clearing of the constitutional fog would allow us to glimpse Scotland’s political and economic reality – and an alternative…
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