Distrust between Scotland’s leaders is a barrier to reform
Decades of hostility in Holyrood have taken their toll
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The SNP has run out of ideas
As the party’s conference begins, John Swinney is prioritising independence over improving Scotland
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Back in the cabinet, back on the Scottish front line. It’s exactly what he wanted.
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Anas Sarwar’s Zohran cosplay
As all part leaders take the same line, it seems there is nothing new under Scotland’s sun.
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Nigel Farage’s march on Scotland gathers pace
Reform UK has gained its first MSP.
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