SCOT goes POP!

The reappointment of Kenny MacAskill as Justice Secretary for a second term was fully expected, but no less symbolically important for all t...

Brian Flynn is the brother of one of the American victims of the Lockerbie bombing, and was also one of those consulted by Kenny MacAskill i...

It has to be said I'm having extreme difficulty breaking the habit of leaving comments on every ignorant American article I come across ...

USA Today has published an opinion piece on the Megrahi case, which (as you can probably guess without even reading it) is full of the now...

I was going to try to resist the temptation to write yet another full post on almost exactly the same subject as the last one, but it has to...

When I first heard about the four US senators demanding a probe into the release of Megrahi, I was giving them a limited benefit of the doub...

The last 48 hours or so have provided yet another textbook example of a lack of imagination on the part of opposition politicians in Holyroo...

Or so the US Senator Kirsten Gillibrand has said . I don't think she realises quite what a revealing utterance that is, as she's ef...

I've just had a first taste of American television's coverage of the recent Megrahi controversy by watching on online clip from ABC...

I'm very pleased I watched Newsnight Scotland tonight, because I realised as a result that the premise of one of the points I made the ...

Alex Salmond was of course absolutely right to highlight David Miliband's hopelessly clumsy attempts to shift his ground on the Megrahi ...

The Megrahi affair seems to have caused a subtle shift in the devolution narrative in some parts, with the novel idea being advanced by the ...

With the mounting controversy surrounding Kenny MacAskill's forthcoming decision over whether to release the Libyan convicted of the Loc...