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Scotland could expect to separate from the UK and become an EU member within seven years (or less) of its Declaration of Independence. How?

Sometimes billionaires get bored with having "amassing money" as their sole purpose in life. They start to think their success in this activity somehow entitles them to dip their toes into politics.

Let’s ignore the usual incomplete source for understanding Scotland’s public finances (GERS) and start again from the basic data. Then how does Scotland look? The answer's very healthy!

Organisations like the Electoral Reform Society constantly campaign for the introduction of Proportional Representation. But it will only benefit England. Here’s why.

In this explosive clip from the House Judiciary Committee, Congressman Jamie Raskin takes direct aim at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage, dismantling his testimony and questioning why he was even…

The procession - organised by All Under One Banner - ended with a rally at the Scottish Parliament.

In July 2025, Keir Starmer’s Labour party was elected on a promise of ‘change’, a suitably vacuuous slogan which allowed voters to impute to it whatever they liked. Most hoped for…

A Flourish data visualization by Yes in Pictures

A Flourish data visualization by Yes in Pictures

A year ago today, many Scottish voters answered Labour’s call to vote the Conservatives out. They were promised change and a fairer society.

When Scotland regains independence we will need to make a choice about how we get back to the centre of Europe: joining the EU, or joining the EFTA first. How do the routes compare?