
Nicola Sturgeon’s feet of clay
‘NICOLA STURGEON’S office trashes Alex Salmond inquiry after bombshell finding’, shouts the headline on Friday, 19 March 2021 from the Herald. There is something surreal about

‘NICOLA STURGEON’S office trashes Alex Salmond inquiry after bombshell finding’, shouts the headline on Friday, 19 March 2021 from the Herald. There is something surreal about

“Women of the world want and deserve an equal future free from stigma, stereotypes and violence; a future that’s sustainable, peaceful, with equal rights and

AS A RULE, if you find yourself walking down a road and see a sign indicating that Hell is only a few miles away then

SOME DAYS Scotland is aiming for a ‘Zero Covid’ strategy. Some days it’s aiming to ‘eliminate’ the virus SARS-CoV-2. And some days, it seems we

SOMETHING STRUCK ME a few weeks back when I watched the UK Prime Minister set out plans for children to go back to school, and

YESTERDAY must have come as an eye-opener to many Scots, not just those unhappy with our SNP Government, but also to many SNP supporters and

ON 25 FEBRUARY Stephen Boyle, Scotland’s Auditor General, released his latest report on the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic. He noted that the Scottish Government

IT ONLY TAKES a few scratches for the SNP’s progressive sheen to begin wearing away. Beneath it, an ugly truth – the nationalist party is

MANY PEOPLE get upset when a company established in Scotland or the UK is sold to a foreign investor, even if there is no loss

MUCH OF the Republic of Ireland’s support for the EU in recent Brexit negotiations was smothered in barely disguised Anglophobia. A feature of this was

FLAGS have long been emotive emblems. From 1789 and throughout the nineteenth century, the warring sides in France were recognisable by their respective flags, the

HISTORIANS are sure to pore over this ‘unprecedented’ period for centuries to come. It is my belief that in the fullness of time, they will