Indyref2

The UK will suffer no matter what

If Brexit had been cancelled a year ago after a genuine change of heart, the economic damage would have been

The most recent article on Random Public Journal has a paragraph that could have been written about me (although I

2018 was a very stressful year – Brexit got madder and madder while the Scottish Government kept acting as if

It’s very clear that the EU don’t want to renegotiate the Withdrawal Treaty. Of course some minor alterations may be

When Theresa May blocked the Scottish Parliament’s request for a new independence referendum in early 2017 by declaring that “now

It seems to me that the Brexit melodrama is most likely to unfold in one of three directions over the

James Kelly has written an interesting reply to my last blog post. Here’s my reply to him. To start with,

The Record’s proposed trigger for Indyref2 benefits Labour not Scotland (Wee Ginger Dug)
Ireland Yes, Scotland No (Bella Caledonia)
RevStew can squeal but *of course* the SNP have done the right thing by ruling out a deal with Reform UK (Scot goes Pop!)
Pros and cons of a defacto indyref, and the SNP conference (Wee Ginger Dug)
Dr David Halpin and David Kelly (Craig Murray)

True cost of Brexit on UK trade revealed as calls to rejoin single market grow | The Independent
Some thoughts about the public finances in an independent Scotland | Ewan's Substack
Burnham's real message to the UK: "there's no money." So what should Scotland do about it?
Brexit & Brexitism: The Burnham chapter begins
Brexit & Brexitism: Brexit ten years on: unsettled and unsettling