Author: Speymouth
Two-thirds of Scots Scots think the UK will not exist in ten years, Ipsos polling shows
One party’s vision for Scotland – five takeaways from the Greens’ report on Scottish Independence
Believe in Scotland will share summaries of main parties’ priorities for an independent Scotland as their proposals are released. The Scottish Greens produced the first in a series of “green papers” setting out its vision for an independent Scotland last week, titled: “Independence: For people, for planet“. The Greens are…
PICTURES: St Gerardine lantern parade honours patron saint of Lossiemouth
Families in Moray set to benefit from Scottish Child Payment increase
Buckie Blythswood boxes of festive cheer on their way to wartorn Ukraine
Turkey and chemical weapons: the accusations no one wants to investigate
On 27 October, Şebnem Korur Fincancı, the Head of the Turkish Medical Association, was remanded in custody, charged with terrorist propaganda. Her offense? After watching a harrowing video of dying Kurdish guerrillas, Fincancı had called for an independent investigation into allegations of Turkish use of chemical weapons. As Fincancı observed when the state responded to […] Source
Anti-fascist solidarity with Kurdistan
Anti-fascist solidarity with Kurdistan: Scotland v Turkey game On November 16th, Scotland’s football team is due to play Turkey in a friendly game at Diyarbakır stadium in Turkey’s south-east, the north of Kurdistan, in the region’s biggest city. In Turkey, the Kurdish people are the country’s biggest ethnic minority at around 20% of the population. […] Source
Joules poised to collapse into administration
It’s Brexit, stupid
Glassmaking in Scotland facing a fragile future, businesses warn
A Reverie for the Future
This article is available in audio format as the first episode of our new podcast 56 Degrees North. You can listen on Anchor or Spotify. I used to write a lot about nostalgia. You probably preferred the earlier stuff. But now, as we look across at the unspooling shambles in Sharm el-Sheikh, our sense of […] Source