1st October 2017
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Elections, parties & leaders
The revival of the Conservative party in Scotland during the last two years has been regarded by many as remarkable. This, perhaps, is hardly surprising. After all, in the nine UK and Scottish Parliamentary elections held between 1997 and 2015, the party had consistently flatlined at around 16-17% – and indeed in 2011 and 2015 […]
21st September 2017
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Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed Perceptions of government & the Union The Scottish independence referendum
How should a poll be reported when it finds that around half agree with something while half do not? Does it mean the glass is half full or half empty? Does the answer, perhaps, simply depend on your political perspective? Last week marked the twentieth anniversary of the 1997 devolution referendum in which voters in […]
11th September 2017
Scotland Question
Elections, parties & leaders
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15th June 2017
Scotland Question
Elections, parties & leaders
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15th June 2017
Scotland Question
Elections, parties & leaders
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15th June 2017
Scotland Question
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12th June 2017
GB Question
Elections, parties & leaders
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12th June 2017
GB Question
Elections, parties & leaders
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6th June 2017
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Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed
North of the border the election was meant to be a battle between a nationalist movement that was on the defensive and a Conservative party that was seeking to cement its newly acquired position as the principal voice of unionism in Scotland. Labour, meanwhile, was to be consigned to the margins of Scottish politics. However, […]
6th June 2017
Scotland Question
Elections, parties & leaders
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