The immediate consequence of the recent victory of Donald Trump and his Republican allies in the American elections has been to embolden the far-right ...
THE Labour Party in Scotland is being asked to clarify if it supports Wes Streeting's plan to introduce league tables for hospitals in England and whether it would seek to introduce a similar system in Scotland should they win the next Holyrood elections and form a government ...
WELL that's gone terribly well, hasn't it? After Keir Starmer found himself mired in controversy over his penchant for taking free stuff, and amidst plummeting poll ratings following his decision to strip the winter fuel allowance from millions of pensioners, he got rid of his chief of staff Sue Gray. Because of course, Starmer's rapidly increasing unpopularity can't be his own fault, can it ...
COUNCIL by-elections are notoriously poor indicators of a party's performance in a future national election ...
WE have been collectively transfixed in horror and despair about what is happening across the pond ...
DONALD Trump has won the race to become American president ...
TO absolutely no one's surprise, Keir Starmer has categorically ruled out devolving any aspects of immigration policy to the Scottish Parliament ...
IT was always a safe bet that Keir Starmer and the Labour Party would become very unpopular in government as it became apparent that Starmer's promise of change was merely the biggest of the many lies that he has told in order to secure the power that he has craved for many years ...
AS has become typical with Budget announcements from chancellors in recent decades, the day of the announcement and the day after see the ruling party pat itself on the back and congratulate itself on how it has stuck it to its opponents ...
Now that the dust is beginning to settle after the first Budget of this new New Labour Government, the picture is becoming clearer ...
