general election

Opinion

Conservatives and Labour trade places on pre-election cohesion

Richard Parry

In the end, the third reading vote on the Early Parliamentary Election Bill on 29 October (438-20) said it all.

Opinion

What next for the Liberal Democrats?

Centre on Constitutional Change

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Opinion

What next for the big problems of the UK economy?

Centre on Constitutional Change

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Opinion

What next for Scottish Labour?

Centre on Constitutional Change

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Opinion

What next for the debate on electoral reform?

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Opinion

What next for the SNP?

Centre on Constitutional Change

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Opinion

What next for the Scottish Tories?

Alan Convery

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Opinion

What next for evidence-based political debate?

Lindsay Paterson

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Opinion

Five Takeaways for Brexit from the General Election

he outcome of a hung parliament from the UK’s 2017 general election could have a significant impact on the shape of Brexit, writes

Opinion

Has the tide turned for women’s representation in Scotland?

Centre on Constitutional Change

Scotland has a female First Minister, who competes in Holyrood with a female Leader of the Scottish Labour Party, as well as a female leader of the Scottish Conservatives.

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