The Scottish and Welsh governments are refusing to give their consent to the EU withdrawal bill, setting the stage for a dramatic constitutional clash

Scotland was meant to be an equal partner in these negotiations. It hasn’t been

SNP members are more likely to feel good about meetings and campaigning. What do they have that the other parties lack?

Anas Sarwar, not Richard Leonard, should lead Labour north of the border

As the UK re-assesses its relationship with Europe—and the rest of the world—politicians must focus on the civic as well as the national aspect of British identity

The SNP enjoyed some creative license at their party conference. But can they capitalise on anti-Brexit feeling—without losing support?

Don't knock the British constitution. It always moves on, and allows us to do the same

Where the party has lost voters, they were turned off by its pro-European stance—not its support for a second independence referendum

The country faces acute economic challenges in the years ahead. The SNP should use its upcoming conference to discuss solutions

A bold constitutional vision is key