Attitudes and Behaviours
Opinion
How the election is organising itself
Opinion pollsters can sometimes seem like horse racing tipsters – often right, sometimes spectacularly wrong.
Opinion
Elections in Spain: a New Deadlock in a More Polarised Parliament
New elections, similar results.
Opinion
Politicians would be wrong to ignore issues facing our towns
The geographical pattern of support for leaving the European Union, rather than remaining, shone a bright light on the chasm in opportunities, wealth
Opinion
Whatever happened to Tory unionism?
,Saturday’s special Commons sitting to discuss the revised Brexit deal negotiated by Boris Johnson ended inconclusively.
Opinion
The Scottish Party System at 20
In his contribution to devolution at twenty, Malcolm Harvey reflects on the changing Scottish party system.
Opinion
How Boris Johnson’s position collapsed
Richard Parry discusses the Commons vote and the relationship between passing the new Brexit law and calling a General Election.
Opinion
GERS: Reflections on the debate
The publication of the annual GERS report has sparked the usual ill-tempered debate, but what can we reasonably take from GERS?
Opinion
Devolution, climate change and the climate emergency
Dr Antje Brown of St Andrew’s University reflects on the Scottish Government’s climate change agenda at a time of climate emergency.