Will Cameron’s “effing Tories” remark help or hurt the No side?
The PM told Scots that the referendum was not about giving “the effing Tories” a kick.
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Operation disintegration: has the Scotland debate made regional parties smell blood?
Time for a separate Cornish state, or an English First Minister? How about a breakaway Wales, or resurrecting Wessex? The…
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Independence of the Scottish mind has shown up the failure of British nationalism
Whatever the outcome of the referendum on 18 September, a different Scotland has emerged and found expression. The idea of…
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Net neutrality shows that global cooperation is more important than national independence
Today is a net neutrality “day of action”. But what is net neutrality, and what does it tell us about…
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Unionist disunity? John Major blames Labour’s “deadly legacy” for putting the Union at risk
The former Conservative Prime Minister has stepped in to the Scottish independence debate, criticising the Labour party.
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David Cameron: “We do not want this family of nations to be ripped apart”
The Prime Minister’s last-minute plea to Scotland.
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Why the Yes campaign would win a second independence referendum
Better Together needs to win back under 40s and Labour supporters – many of whom seemed decided a month ago.
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Leaders pull out of PMQs because of Scotland: a show of desperation?
The three main party leaders have put out a joint statement saying they won’t partake in Prime Minister’s Questions tomorrow,…
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