Scotland would sell itself short by opting for the banality of independence
Scotland, an outward-looking nation with strong internationalist instincts and a clear sense of its moral purpose in the world, can do…
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He’s a f***ing liar”: Ed Miliband is mobbed by Yes supporters in Scotland”
The Labour leader was mobbed in Edinburgh by anti-Union activists today.
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Is the leaders’ vow of power to Scotland already unravelling?
A right Barnett barny.
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What Canada – and John Franklin – can teach the UK about the independence game
In the fortnight in which one of Franklin’s lost ships was found in the Canadian arctic, and Scotland – like Quebec…
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A revolution against top-down control will work best if the UK stays together
The state has tried to control too much from the centre for too long: a No vote in the Scottish…
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Pro-Union party leaders in last-minute power pledge
The leaders of Westminster’s three main parties have signed a pledge to devolve more powers to Scotland.
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Peter Wilby: I am more confident than ever that the Nos will have it
Alex Salmond will lose – perhaps by as much as a 55-45 margin – but lose well, an outcome that…
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What is the attitude of Scotland’s migrant community towards independence?
Many of Scotland’s newest residents feel every bit as Scottish as any born-and-bred Highlander. What’s less certain is whether that’s…
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