Author: Speymouth
The Liz Truss of political prose
FACT: When Scotland rejoins the EU we won’t have to use the Euro
Sunak : Zero to Nero in six hours
Well that didn’t take long, did it? It took a couple of weeks for the sheer useless awfulness of Liz Truss’s government to become apparent, although admittedly that was in large part because all of politics came to a halt due to the compulsory British nationalist commournathon. However Rish! Sunak’s exclamation…
FACT CHECK: Rishi Sunak claims Scottish crime on the rise
FACT CHECK: Rishi Sunak claims Scottish crime on the rise during PMQs
Ten reasons to be confident of independent Scotland’s economic future
Wife’s story inspires Keith ex-army man’s charity Everest Base Camp trek
Cairnie man sentenced for having kunai knife and kitchen knife on Elgin High Street
An elected dictatorship without the election
Buckie man gets unpaid work for homophobic outburst
Hydrogen could be Scotland’s greatest opportunity since oil and gas
Keep Calm and Carry On
It’s a form of delirium. Memory loss and the failure to process events into sequence is the sign of a degeneration in mental capacity, and yet here we are. After the debacle of Liz Truss, we are presented by the idea of the return of Boris Johnson to the position of Prime Minister. This requires […] Source
From Glasgow to Sharm el-Sheikh, Out of the Ruins of COP26
Quan Nguyen was the Scottish Coordinator of the COP26 Coalition. Here he reflects on lessons learned about protest and movement building in the shadow of COP26. This time last year , we were getting ready. I remember the police threatening us with arrest for holding a banner at Glasgow Central, where hundreds of climate activists […] Source
The Growth Fetish
As Britain spirals into chaos that has run out of words to describe it, Liz Truss disappears. In desperation at her party conference, she turned to one of the many phantoms in her head and coined an interesting concept: the antigrowth coalition. In the beleaguered Prime Minister’s head such a coalition spans an unlikely grouping […] Source