Scotland
Messing with the Acts of Union?
The new “review of judicial review” brings to the fore fundamental questions about the constitution of the United Kingdom
The government’s new white paper and the devolution settlement: pulling bricks from the Jenga tower
The new UK internal market document shows the approach: impose restrictions on the devolved nations with little regard for, or understanding of, the consequences
Scottish independence: what would it mean for the rest of the UK?
“A country that had turned its back on its near abroad and then fallen apart would not walk tall in international counsels”
Are we witnessing the unravelling of the SNP’s well-rehearsed act?
The long-present divisions in the SNP are finally surfacing for all to see
What now for the Scottish Conservatives?
The performance of the party's new leader could determine the future of the union
Who really owns Scotland?
Scotland has the most inequitable land ownership of anywhere in the developed world. But attempts to change that look promising
Scottish independence: denial is no way to ward off divorce
The British right cannot answer the case for nationalism because it does not understand it
What holds the Kingdom United?
The UK is collapsing as a coherent democratic entity
The collapsing oil price is the final nail in the coffin of the case for Scottish Independence
Sturgeon will find any renewed push is fatally undermined by the economic reality
One United Kingdom, four lockdowns?
Subtle differences in Regulations across the UK risk creating confusion
Will the coronavirus crisis strengthen the case for Scottish unionism?
The NHS has long been used to anchor British unity—and now, it's more important than ever. Where does that leave Holyrood?
How might an independent Scotland join the EU?
Kirsty Hughes, director of the Scottish Centre on European Relations and author of a new report, explains some of the challenges and opportunities facing Edinburgh