The battle for the Scottish marginals
What happens north of the border could determine the outcome for the UK as a whole
Tag: Scotland
Would a Corbyn minority government mean two further referendums?
Votes on EU membership and Scottish independence would be more likely but far from certain
Former Brexit department chief: “The chances of a second Scottish independence referendum have certainly gone up”
Philip Rycroft worries that EU exit puts the integrity of the UK at risk
Whatever the result in Scotland there is no reason for another indyref
The SNP’s case is weaker than ever
One country, two systems: whatever the result, this election will be a win for the SNP
An anti-Johnson ticket and a chance to escape domestic troubles makes this election a gift for Nicola Sturgeon's party—regardless of what happens across the rest of the UK
Brexit, the Union and the necessity of a new approach to government
Only genuine co-operation with the devolved administrations can prevent further fracturing of the Union
Brexit is a project built on unstable coalitions. Can the PM keep them together?
In parliament and the country different Leavers clamour for different—and contradictory—outcomes
An independent Scotland in Europe?
Thanks to Brexit, Scotland now faces a far starker choice than it did in 2014
There is a way to fight the breakup of the Union—but kneejerk nationalism isn't it
Forget poppies and union jack car decals. Those who want Scotland and Northern Ireland to stay in the union should be making space for more, not less, diversity of identity
Scotland and England have never felt so far apart
There can be no denying the growing threat to the integrity of the United Kingdom
Alasdair Gray's literary socialism
The master of improper arts talks Jane Austen, the NHS, and why he's losing faith in an independent Scotland
The primary reason for Brexit’s failure? A profound misconception about what “Britain” really is
The UK political class struggles to conceive of what a multinational state actually means
Yet again Nicola Sturgeon plays to her own gallery and ignores the majority of Scots
The first minister beats the independence drum but voters are fed up with constitutional wrangling
Brexit legislation in the Supreme Court: the UK at legal war with itself
A tale of two Withdrawal Acts
Can Ruth Davidson save the Tories?
She has a reputation for being a different kind of Conservative—but just how far can Davidson go?
A Brexit case of great complexity and even greater importance
The Supreme Court must decide what Brexit means for the devolution settlement
The Prospect podcast #40—Why everyone should learn a dying language
Cal Flyn tells Prospect why she is learning Scottish Gaelic
Does Brexit risk destabilising the devolution settlement?
The Scottish and Welsh governments are refusing to give their consent to the EU withdrawal bill, setting the stage for a dramatic constitutional clash
On Brexit, do the Tories think they can simply ignore Scotland?
Scotland was meant to be an equal partner in these negotiations. It hasn’t been
The Scotch blend: what the other UK parties could learn from how the SNP treats its members
SNP members are more likely to feel good about meetings and campaigning. What do they have that the other parties lack?