How to remake the Union
The path is open to Labour, the founding party of devolution, to offer a reconfigured United Kingdom.
ByNew Times,
New Thinking.
Explore 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 path is open to Labour, the founding party of devolution, to offer a reconfigured United Kingdom.
ByThe finance secretary’s declaration that she would have voted against equal marriage has dismayed her supporters.
ByWith Angus Robertson, the bookie’s favourite, out of the race, the finance secretary is the frontrunner to replace Nicola Sturgeon.
ByWe profile the leading candidates to succeed the Scottish First Minister, including Kate Forbes, Angus Robertson and Keith Brown.
ByThe lesson from Nicola Sturgeon's time in power is that Scotland is a powerless nation.
ByHer conservative beliefs on abortion and gender put her at odds with her party’s image.
ByLabour insiders think the SNP has blown it.
ByWith Nicola Sturgeon’s resignation, Alister Jack can call himself giantslayer.
ByThe First Minister’s overriding obsession with Scottish independence led to the neglect of other policy areas.
ByThe SNP’s fraught divisions over the gender bill and the path to independence destroyed the First Minister’s leadership.
ByThe finance secretary is the outstanding candidate to succeed Nicola Sturgeon and give the party the reset it desperately needs.
ByGiven the favourable circumstances, the SNP should arguably be much closer to achieving independence than it is.
ByAs the First Minister’s popularity declines, her grip on her party and the country is slipping.
ByA pamphlet by the SNP MP and traditional ally of the First Minister, Stewart McDonald, is leading the charge against…
ByThere are plenty of people in the SNP who agree with the former first minister on the disastrous gender bill.
ByThe First Minister’s careless handling of the gender bill has split her government, her party and the nationalist movement.
ByThe First Minister’s insistence that women had nothing to fear from the gender bill has been proved wrong.
ByThe SNP’s new man in Westminster on the party’s internal divisions, Scotland’s gender bill and Brexit.
ByIf Labour wins the next election it will face nationalist opponents in Scotland and England. Could the UK survive?
ByAnas Sarwar’s party risks coming across as a limp facsimile of the SNP.
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