Labour Hame editor Duncan Hothersall writes to the new Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra about the desperate need to change the party’s direction of travel. Dear Michael, Congratulations o…

Labour Hame editor Duncan Hothersall writes to the new Scottish Labour leader Michael Marra about the desperate need to change the party’s direction of travel. Dear Michael, Congratulations o…

Martin Hutchison analyses Scottish Labour’s May 2026 election defeat, concluding that it reflected the durability of the Yes coalition, the return of former Labour voters to the SNP, the rise…

James Gray, Political Education Officer of Edinburgh Southern CLP, says the candidates for leadership of the party need to grasp the nettle of the constitution if Scottish Labour is to have any hop…

James Gray, Political Education Officer of Edinburgh Southern CLP, says the candidates for leadership of the party need to grasp the nettle of the constitution if Scottish Labour is to have any hop…

As nominations close in the Scottish Labour leadership election, Labour Hame editor Duncan Hothersall finds a party that has so lost its sense of moral purpose that it only feels able to offer its …

As nominations close in the Scottish Labour leadership election, Labour Hame editor Duncan Hothersall finds a party that has so lost its sense of moral purpose that it only feels able to offer its …

Labour Hame editor Duncan Hothersall, a former Twitter addict, says that while he completely understands the motivation of staying on a platform where vital communities of support and engagement ha…

Labour Hame editor Duncan Hothersall, a former Twitter addict, says that while he completely understands the motivation of staying on a platform where vital communities of support and engagement ha…

Duncan Hothersall, Editor of Labour Hame, speculates about a saboteur hiding in the heart of government, and perceives the patience of Labour members wearing thin. I was on the radio yesterday, as …

Duncan Hothersall, Editor of Labour Hame, speculates about a saboteur hiding in the heart of government, and perceives the patience of Labour members wearing thin. I was on the radio yesterday, as …

Stuart Clark is standing to be Labour’s candidate in Renfrewshire North and Cardonald in the 2026 Scottish election. Scotland needs a new direction. After nearly two decades of SNP misrule, S…

Robert Hoskins of Glasgow South CLP examines recent polling and widespread claims about the demographic inevitability of Scottish independence. He is unconvinced. One could be forgiven for thinking…

Anas Sarwar spoke for 52 minutes today at Scottish Labour Conference in Glasgow, to a gathering of supporters who seemed at times unsure whether their rapture was entirely appropriate given the loo…

Anas Sarwar spoke for 52 minutes today at Scottish Labour Conference in Glasgow, to a gathering of supporters who seemed at times unsure whether their rapture was entirely appropriate given the loo…

As Holyrood elections approach, the former first minister warns of a depleted nation and urges politicians to be fearless

Report from inspector general’s office criticized Trump administration’s attempt to drastically cut USAID

Kirsty McNeill, the Scottish Labour and Co-operative MP for Midlothian and the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland, sets out four major challenges facing Scotland after two decades …

The SNP’s suspension of John Mason isn’t really about the latest offensive thing that the MSP for Glasgow Shettleston has written on Twitter, it’s about where the SNP finds itself…

The glowing coverage handed to the hugely wealthy people leading the campaign against inheritance tax reforms shows who has a voice in the media and who doesn't

The party’s Westminster leader announced his bid to sit in the Commons and Holyrood in a high-handed way that revealed much about his future ambitions

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