Month: December 2024
BP faces legal action for supplying oil to Israel amid genocide allegations
Morrisons glitch leaves shoppers without discounts and Christmas orders delayed
Kenny MacAskill: Grangemouth is to shut down yet war-torn Syria is to see oil flow
Economy ‘headed for the worst of all worlds’ in 2025, businesses warn
Scotland’s most expensive street revealed where homes cost almost £3m
The State We’re In: Starmer, Labour and Understanding Britain
Britain Needs Change: The Politics of Hope and Labour’s Challenge, Eds. Gerry Hassan and Simon Barrow, Biteback Publishing, £25.00. Reviewed by David McCrone As if by an irony, this review was written on the day it was announced that The Royal Mail was being sold off to a Czech capitalist. This means that the iconic […] Source
Starmer’s Christmas betrayals
Calls to scrap controversial plans for fees to sail on Clyde as petition launched
Record support for an independent Scottish republic
The pro-independence campaign group Believe in Scotland has released an important new poll. The group asked an additional question in the recent Norstat poll published in the Sunday Times which showed support for independence at an impressive 54%. The Times poll asked the question, Should Scotland be an independent country? This…
Costly public inquiry could be sparked by council’s wind farm objection
Starmer’s Waspi betrayal will come back and sting him
Love’s Labour’s Lost
Today’s announcement of a ‘u-turn’ (I think that’s a euphemism for betrayal) of the WASPI woman has drawn condemnation from all sides, including Scottish Labour’s own Brian Leishman MP. Previous support for the WASPI case was across the board from Scottish Labour, including Glasgow’s Pam Duncan-Glancy MP, Richard Leonard and Scottish Labour Deputy Leader and […] Source