Charlie Ellis explores how the far-right is weaponising the city and how the mood of hyper nostalgia is a gateway to a ...

Reform UK’s attack on the children of Glasgow may at first seem an oddity, a bizarre lurch even for them. But, in fact, it has direct continuity with some of their most extreme views, many ...

Only a few days ago the entire Unionist commentariat were jubilant. Rachel Reeves had Shot the Nationalist Fox (again) and ...

I interviewed Dominic Hinde, author of Drifting North, finding a sustainable future in Scotland’s past (Manchester University ...

As the COP ends in another abject failure the wider geopolitical world seems to also falter into complete madness. A ‘peace ...

The success or failure of any government’s transport policy tends to be measured in dry statistics. But the best test is ...

Each year we do a readers’ feedback survey as we try and take stock and get organised for the year ahead. It’s really simple, just three questions: What would you like to see more of ...

Is fheàrr Gàidhlig bhriste na Gàidhlig anns a’ chiste! “Broken Gaelic is better than Gaelic in a coffin!” When people hear I ...

The Question on South Bridge “Still kicking the buses?” It’s one of those lines that immediately calls for a short story. In ...

Democracy denial and pork barrel Politics are the hallmarks of Labour’s botched Budget. The choreographed messaging around the government’s budget ended in a predictable farce, with ...