Do you regret the way you voted in the independence referendum?
23rd March 2016 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum
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What people in Scotland thought about the referendum – and now think about the prospect of a second
23rd March 2016 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum
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23rd March 2016 Comment How Scotland should be governed The Scottish independence referendum
Today MSPs pack their bags and prepare to campaign (or retire). Tomorrow will mark the day that if a majority had voted Yes in the independence referendum, Scotland would, according to the SNP’s proposed timetable, have become an independent country. It is thus an opportune moment to take a look at the state of Scotland’s […]
11th March 2016 Scotland Question The Scottish independence referendum
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19th February 2016 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
A new poll by Survation that was reported in the Daily Record both yesterday and today has three findings of note. First, although the principle of increasing income tax by a penny in the pound (as proposed by both Labour and the Liberal Democrats) appears to be relatively popular, there is little sign so far […]
18th February 2016 Scotland Question How Scotland should be governed The Scottish independence referendum
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10th February 2016 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
Today’s latest poll, conducted by Ipsos MORI for STV news, addresses three of the key questions about the future of Scottish politics – the race for second place at Holyrood, the debate about whether the Scottish Parliament should be attempting its new income tax powers in the near future, and the impact that a UK […]
5th February 2016 Comment Elections, parties & leaders How Scotland should be governed Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
Just in case anyone was concerned that May’s Scottish Parliament election might prove to be a rather dull affair as the SNP marched to a seemingly inevitable second overall majority, two polls, one released by TNS BMRB yesterday and one by YouGov published in today’s Times, have added some spice to the campaign. Not that […]
17th January 2016 Comment Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
One of the points of contention between the two sides of the EU referendum debate is whether a vote to leave the UK would potentially constitute a threat to the future of the Union. The former Conservative leader, Lord Hague, was accused by those in the Leave camp of peddling a scare story when over […]
16th January 2016 Scotland Question Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
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16th January 2016 Scotland Question Policy issues The Scottish independence referendum
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