Summary
BRACE yourselves. We'll be hearing a lot about Scotland over the next few months. In this, its 300th anniversary year, the Union is looking more strained than a Gordon Brown smile. Our first Scots prime minister for 43 years - able to impose health and education policies on us, but not on his own constituents - will increase English muttering about Britain's lopsided devolution.
The Scottish elections in May/June could, for the first time, be won by a party committed to Scottish independence. Serious people are talking about schism, break-up and the dread possibility that The Krankies may no longer be able to travel south.See the full content of this document
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If the Scots Break Away London Will Suffer
For put-upon Londoners, accustomed to subsidising the rest of the country, it might sound like a good deal. As Scotla...
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