The Tricky Politics of Net Zero
Our weekly newsletter. This week: the politics of Net Zero and how Scotland could rejoin the EU.
No, The UK Is Not a Unitary State
There’s been some pretty chaotic debate in the last week about the nature of Scotland’s place in the UK and relationship with it.
Growth, Growth, Growth
The blunt bottom line is that it only is by finding ways to grow the economy, create jobs and add to our national wealth that we can find that extra £2.8bn which can keep public services afloat.
Pump Up The Volume
Patrick Harvie's plan to boost heat pump use is right - but the SNP-Green government is failing to deliver because of bad policy implementation, writes Dr Peter Wood.
Facing Up To Crisis Britain
The 48-hour NHS consultants’ strike in England this week provides further evidence of a service that has lost faith in itself.
Angus MacNeil and the Narcissism of Small Differences
Instead the SNP relied too heavily on boosterism; on a belief that if desirable things we said often enough, they would magically happen. It relied too heavily on events, expecting events to continue to go in its favour. But then they stopped doing so. Then Nicola quit. And the camper van story came along. And lacking even the comfort of a strong leader in whom to believe, the party is now turning in on itself.
