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What happened in Scottish politics in 2024? | The National
2 天之前 · AT the start of 2024, Humza Yousaf was the first minister, the SNP and Greens were partners in the Scottish Government, the SNP had 48 MPs at Westminster and Rishi Sunak was the Prime Minister. Some of those have been answered, others we continue to ponder, but let us take you on a look back over ...
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Poll predicts Scottish pro-independence majority at 2026 …
3 天之前 · THE SNP are on course to remain the dominant party in Scottish politics at the 2026 Holyrood election, new polling for The National has found. The new Find Out Now poll showed a fracturing Unionist vote due to the emergence of Reform UK, with only the SNP garnering more than 20% of the constituency ...
Scottish independence is only way to stop Nigel Farage's Reform …
2 天之前 · In the past, the Tories, LibDems and SNP would have been the beneficiaries of the antipathy towards Labour. Not now. The hard right is gaining strength across the Western world due to the abject failure of centre-left and centre-right administrations alike to address the acute concerns of their poorest citizens.
The Scottish political year in review
2 天之前 · The past 12 months proved to be a huge year for politics in Scotland, with the sudden death of former first minister Alex Salmond shocking people across the country. There was also a change of First Minister at Holyrood, with John Swinney taking over from Humza Yousaf, as well as the small matter of ...
Reform are on the rise – here's what it means for Scotland
2024年11月17日 · While Nigel Farage’s party did not pick up a seat in Scotland at the General Election, it did nonetheless pick up 7% of the vote, securing just shy of 168,000 ballots, all despite facing accusations of standing “ghost candidates”. There’s no denying the party is on the rise north of the Border, with a strong showing in the recent Fraserburgh and District by …
Breaking down the Budget’s impact on Scotland | The National
2024年11月1日 · The problem with this idea is that Government isn’t an island of isolated tax and spending. The Government can create money and spend it into the economy before taxing it back out to avoid inflation or to avoid that money pooling in the wrong places.. When they do the opposite – when they tax out more than they inject in – then someone else needs to fill that budgetary hole on the other ...