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Tag Archives: Scottish National Party
The Unravelling of Labour Britain
Significant changes are underway in British politics, and Scotland has a crucial role. Or perhaps it’s more accurate to say that Scottish politics is changing, and that it is having important implications for the assumptions that UK politics is based … Continue reading
SNP executive: what now?
On the week of the 300th anniversary of the Union of the Parliaments, an explicitly separatist party came into a position of government in the mainland United Kingdom for the first time (Welsh parties are crap and don’t count). Still, … Continue reading
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Tagged citizenship, election, eu, European Union, schengen-agreement, Scottish National Party, Scottish Parliament, snp
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