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The Unionist tuition fees

25/06/2015 thomas 3 Comments

It’s a well-known fact that Scottish Labour MPs played a crucial part in imposing tuition fees on English students, feeling

16/06/2015 thomas 7 Comments

Ever since moving to Scotland from Denmark a few months after the 2001 election (which put Anders Fogh Rasmussen into

14/06/2015 thomas 3 Comments

After putting it off for a while, I finally got round to reading The Global Minotaur by Yanis Varoufakis (Γιάνης

25/05/2015 thomas 42 Comments

David Cameron has said in the past that he intends to campaign to remain in the EU provided that he

24/05/201514/10/2015 thomas 7 Comments

People have been busy on social media discussing the pros and cons of splitting the vote next year, i.e., using

16/05/2015 thomas 14 Comments

The SNP’s huge victory in the General Election saw some truly incredible swings. It made me wonder what would have

14/05/201515/05/2015 thomas 4 Comments

Seumas Milne had an interesting wee article in The Guardian yesterday, which rather backs up my recent blog post about

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