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As a public service, I thought I'd try to assist yet another befuddled journalist - this time Stephen Moss of the Guardian - with his l...

I may have had a small grumble the other day about Professor James Mitchell's lack of linguistic precision over the future of the "...

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

I feel slightly queasy embarking on a post defending a Tory cabinet minister (let alone one of the Thatcher vintage), but here goes anyway. ...

Willie Rennie, from the little I've seen of him over the years, seems like a decent bloke, and I have a feeling he'll have more of a...

Alan Cochrane seems to have rather a lot of nagging questions and doubts about this new-fangled "independence-lite" concept. I r...

According to the Independent , "Europe's last dictator" may be in danger of losing the plot - "The Belarusian leader h...

A welcome return to the cut-and-thrust tonight for star Scottish Labour blogger Councillor Alex Gall...sorry, "Braveheart", as he ...

In this whole debate about "independence-lite" that has suddenly sprung up, one catchphrase that is really beginning to get on my ...

One of the joys of having an extended family in the US is that I occasionally catch sight of pearls of wisdom on Facebook such as this - ...