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Frenchgate: Definitely the Security Services - Craig Murray
I think the Scotland Office has already lined up a fall-guy to be outed (and moved swiftly on to another post so his pension is not affected) to take responsibility for this imaginary memo.. Mr Coffinier admitted that he had talked ���in broad terms��� to the UK Governments Scotland Office about the ambassadors visit, but denied saying that Ms Sturgeon had expressed a preference about the election outcome.. Jewish leaders in fears over anti-semitism | Herald Scotland
Creativity is the best evidence for the possibilty of free will
It has taken almost twenty years since the opening sequence of Trainspotting nailed the problem with the mantra of choice, but in this election campaign it does seem that politicians have at last tired of serving it up a universally desirable aim.
Peter Howson: I fear Britain will become fascist
LEADING Scottish artist Peter Howson says he fears Britain will become more intolerant and fascist if UKIP and the Conservatives are in power following the general election. LEADING Scottish artist. The painter, who last year backed the campaign.
Wings Over Scotland | If you still werent sure
Staring at 36:35 for 5 mins and talking to someone from the Herald. Link from BBC Radio.. haha hehe oh sorry i shouldnt be laughing at this but its just so silly they still think we are in a indyref or something ,hello numskulls this is a GE didnt you lot learn anything over the last few days about trusting the tories?.. Just to prove how dirty this election campaign is getting I have just read theat the First Minister has had to come out with another strongly worded denial. ;).
Herald says weird things about Cunliffe and Labour Clutha.
Mr Cunliffe confirmed to the Herald last night that he had arranged for the person ��� whose case has been the topic of media coverage ��� to meet a Labour candidate but said he had no idea about the controversial background... Forget the election, bring in a proper dictatorship, perhaps?... And Jesus sent him to Scotland where he lived in a Loch for oh so many years, inviting thousands of American tourists to bring their fat fucking families and their fat dollar bills.
3AW Breakfast co-host John Burns apologises for Bachar Houli terrorist slur.
Mitchell also criticised the way Burns had ���carried on��� since the Herald Sun exposed the incident. ���He doesnt remember but he does apologise,��� Mitchell said. ��� ���John denies he was unduly affected by alcohol so howd he forget?��� Mitchell said he had.
Argyll News: No Borders campaign the first serious support.
Beyond the possibility of physical border controls, there are a host of other borders in the offing, each throwing up, in different ways, unaccustomed limitations on the freedoms we have enjoyed for so long, without thought. Should the. This campaign ��� which is For Scotland ��� lasers in on what would be the real, practical and felt losses of indy ��� that, in truth, it is not about expansion but about settling for lifestyle retractions on so many fronts. Share and Enjoy:.
This was a long election campaign but it was so entertaining
But Britain seemed to like living dangerously. Ms Sturgeon ended the election campaign, according to the Herald TNS poll, as the most popular leader in the UK. That group hug with Plaids Leanne Wood and Greens leader Natalie Bennett had a lot to do.
Scottish independence: polling day - as it happened - The.
Ahead of the ballot boxes arriving ��� which is SOON; there are only 20 minutes left to vote ��� Guardian reporters are settling in at counting centres for a long, exciting night:.. The exit polls for the 2010 general election were very accurate, but disagreed with regular polls suggesting a Lib Dem surge... The Guardians report at the time was headlined: ���Scottish independence campaign has almost no chance, says Nate Silver��� so not much room for ambiguity there.
Schroedingers Kingdom: the Scottish Political Singularity.
Its even worse when you consider that in Scotland the conservatives are highly regionalized: theyre able to elect an MP because they have a couple of affluent highly conservative constituencies, but the rest of the nation is effectively.. Its the no campaigns vote to lose. but they dont seem to actually be winning it, and even if there is an eventual majority opposed to independence, my prediction is that the margin will be so slim that the question will remain open��.
Words are worthless | Edinburgh Eye
Elliot Bulmers article in the Herald, A Scottish Constitution to serve the common weal, represents his views on the Scottish Constitution and on independence: views he has expressed multiple times and in many ways. I can confirm that personally and others. But they appear to have no intention of changing their policy that writers who can produce a good article on the independence referendum should expect to do so unpaid. You can say, of course, and people will,��.
HUFFPOLLSTER: Its Election Day! (In Scotland)
If someone is still undecided at the end of a long and intense campaign on such an important issue it probably means they really are not sure which way they will go.. But what do Americans think? - Kathy Frankovic: Only half the American public is paying attention to Thursdays referendum on Scottish independence ��� so its no surprise that Americans overall arent sure what to think about the vote: they are evenly divided on.. Yes: Glasgows Sunday Herald.
Friends, officials recall 72nd Vt. governor
���It was always so entertaining to watch him play.��� Former Gov. James Douglas said. It may have cost him that re-election, but to him it was worth his beliefs.��� And Crowley said those beliefs. Pfannenstein said that even over the past year or two.
Helen, stop critiquing polls �� The Standard
The Herald and John Key are whining that National will have a moral mandate to govern after the next election if it is the highest polling party, even if it cant form a majority and the Left can. But the Herald and Key dont answer the... They dont have nothing, but they have significantly less resourcing than the right to mount proper PR and advertising campaigns, which is how opinion tends to be shaped in a modern democracy. What about the $100 million in assets��.
Politics can be fun. Just think of Dollgate
It all began during the referendum when Twitter storms erupted as if from nowhere parodying the excesses of the Better Together campaign predicting great depressions and suchlike disasters if Scotland voted Yes. It continued into this election after.
School apology over Palestinian terrorism homework
Dr Essam Hijjawi, chair of the Association of Palestinian Communities in Scotland, said: The Separatists case study given to children as homework demonstrates a fundamentally flawed reading of history and geography. It flies in the. But he said.
Hospital staff fear job cuts to pay for East West Link deal
Ms Asmars letter said her union ���wishes to raise concerns that an over-commitment of election promises and poor economic management by your Government��� had left the states Budget in a position where it would be unable to meet her demand for a 20 per.
Argyll News: Tactical voting in Argyll and Bute: Alan Reid.
If the pro-unionist voters behave as normal ��� in the most abnormal election any of us will ever have experienced ��� it will be for any one of three parties, which differ in certain respects but which all believe in the continuing value. Their particular party preference is of no account, because if people do not vote tactically here and across Scotland, no party except the SNP will have any serious existence in Scotland for a very long time.. Herald Scotland Rob Edwards.
Election 2015 live: Milibands pledges stone marks Sheffield.
Andew Sparrows rolling coverage of all todays events from the election campaign.. At this stage of the election campaign we all need a bit of a laugh, and #EdStone has certainly provided some welcome entertainment. And some of the mockery is undoubtedly... As you can tell, Im too tired for metaphors this morning, so I asked Twitter to supply their own: relaxed and enjoying the ride, running rings around Scottish Labour were firm favourites. Sturgeon told waiting��.
In the line of fire: Sarah Smith on stepping into the hot seat.
Shortly afterwards, in a small meeting-room in the BBC, I ask Sarah Smith for her thoughts on the campaign. Has she has seen the headline? (She hasnt). All election campaigns have some negativity in them, dont they?
CBI between rock and a hard place on #indyref stance.
Breaking News April 27th: After the meltdown over its support for Better Together, CBI Scotland director is set to leave according to the Sunday Herald, Scotland The director of CBI Scotland has announced his retirement in the wake of the business groups disastrous intervention in the. He led the most recent element of the CBIs long-standing and very active campaign against the Scottish Governments white paper and was the one who said ���we are better together���.
Radio review: politics on the radio
May is campaigning for more decency in politics through his Common Decency project. Come to the website and we will all get together and we will swarm around good, decent people, he said. But what did he mean by decent people? Is an MP who votes .
The Aussie idea dividing the UK
But for the extreme-right winged UK Independence Party (UKIP), our asylum seeker policy is a leap too far. Tomorrow voters will head to the polls in what is billed as one of the most unpredictable elections in decades. With less than 48 hours to go.
Duke and Duchess of Cambridge name daughter Charlotte Elizabeth Diana as.
Scottish reaction to the birth of Charlotte was rather more muted over the weekend.. The Sunday Herald, however, was actively hostile, carrying a small report on page two which said: ���A baby was born yesterday, under perfectly normal circumstances.
Hipsters hypnotised for $1.5m Melbourne Council advertising videos
But the Herald Sun understands Lord Mayor Robert Doyle hated the initial pitch ��� along with many others ��� and the campaign had to be sent back to advertising agency DDB. The million-dollar project was then almost canned before being re-edited and .
Staying in tonight? Heres the pick of whats on the box
Just a few hours before the polls open, broadcaster Charlie Brooker offers a satirical look at the British General Election campaign. Joined by his usual commentators, he mixes the big stories with the funniest and strangest moments along the way to.
15 funniest tweets of the week: Milifandom to Nicola Sturgeon
14. Ed Miliband does some entertaining. Im not a huge fan of them either, Simon, but isnt that a bit extreme? pic.twitter.com/6qbtMyf6Iz. ��� Scott Hoad. 8. And it got very exciting at the Plymouth Herald. ok so my dad just bought a selfie.
We have demonstrated Scotlands political maturity
There seems to me to be something patronising and imperialist about the attitude of the Unionist parties towards Scotlands contribution to the current pre-election debate and, even more so, towards our likely impact on a future UK government. They.
Scottish Labour is going down in flames ��� and taking.
Lets start with the clutching at straws on the Ashcroft Scotland poll ��� its focussed on areas where Yes did well in the Independence campaign, and so Labours.. For the long-term health of the party things might look bleak, but some of the organisational measures that Jim Murphy has put in as Scottish leader ��� a refocusing on campaigning, getting a proper organisational structure in place, restoring a sense of professionalism to the operation and a hyper-active��.
The Bottom Line
Dip into Loch Lomond. WE were struck by the beguiling advertisement for one of Scotlands most popular tourist draws when we arrived back at Glasgow Airport this week.. Apparently almost half of those who change their routes regularly do so because.
An Election Only Malcolm Tucker Could Love | The Spinoff
. Gillian Duffy, as part of an entertaining, but for him mostly painful, election campaign. From his state limo, the Sky News lapel radio mic still active, came the famous Scottish grumble: ���That was a disaster ��� they should never��.
The Scottish referendum: a passionate, raw, but oh-so.
Kevin McKenna: The conduct of those involved in the campaign was exemplary, characterised by dignity and respect.. The Scottish referendum: a passionate, raw, but oh-so-civilised struggle. Kevin McKenna. The conduct of. The turnout of almost 86% itself is worthy of deep satisfaction occurring, as it did, during a period when globalisation and the veneration of leisure and entertainment have rendered local, community engagement almost redundant. When Alex��.
