Mull of the future?
I woke up to the crowing of the rooster and the smell of freshly baked croissants. My butler minion gently
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The Growth Commission
I wrote a Twitter thread containing a few thoughts on the Growth Commission’s report, having only read a few random
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Confronting their worst fear
The first independence campaign seems to have had two very different effects: The Yes voters started to dream about creating
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Leaflets, posters, Facebook ads and all that
I went along to Yes Eastwood’s meeting with Paul Kavanagh earlier this week, and it was good. It was yet
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In defence of ID cards
As expected, the UK government’s pilot scheme requiring voters to identify themselves at the polling station is not a success:
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Hiding under the desk
While it is of course still possible that the UK will reach an agreement with the EU this summer that
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Brexit is like boiling a frog alive
The boiling frog is a fable describing a frog being slowly boiled alive. The premise is that if a frog
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