Labour’s Desperation on Scottish Independence
britishblogs.co.uk     11-May-2008            

Wendy Alexander's decision to back an Independence referendum for Scotland isn't just one of the biggest political U Turns in history, it's the last desperate act of a desperate leader of a desperate party. 'Bring it on' she says, which, when translated, means 'Let's hold it now rather than in... [read full story]                    


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Devolution event axed 'due to lack of interest'

scotsman.com     17 hrs ago          

Published Date: 30 August 2008 THE commission set up to look at the future of devolution in Scotland has had to cancel its first public event due to lack of interest, critics have claimed. The Calman Commission – set...                    

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New Lib Dem leader will consider backing vote on independence

scotsman.com     27-Aug-2008   19 related          

Published Date: 27 August 2008 THE prospect of a multi-option referendum on Scottish independence came a step closer yesterday when Tavish Scott, the new leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats, said he was willing to...                    

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We shouldn't underestimate the Gray man

scotsman.com     22-Aug-2008          

Published Date: 22 August 2008 YOU might imagine that if you looked up "dull" in the dictionary, you'd find two words – Iain Gray. The potential new leader of Scottish Labour, Gray, 51, is not remotely concerned about...                    

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The novelty of Hustings

bbc.co.uk     21-Aug-2008          

For those in search of resonance, the venue offered pointers. Here, at the Apex Hotel in Edinburgh's Grassmarket, Wendy Alexander had set out her vision for the future of the Labour Party in Scotland. Those with longer memories...                    

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