
There was a time when Tory politicians realised that the continuation of the union project depended on strong representation in London. Those days are gone.
There was a time when Tory politicians realised that the continuation of the union project depended on strong representation in London. Those days are gone.
It’s a new game with new rules. Jean-Claude Juncker didn’t mince his words this week. Brexit is by definition disastrous and there’s nothing “soft” about it.
We are three and a half times more likely to work in agriculture than our friends across the border
“I believe that promises over repatriation of farming and fishing will not be fulfilled”
“Get on with the day job” encapsulates the intellectual pessimism of modern political discourse.
“This is a chance to fashion a Scotland that puts people above profit, morality above money.”
“Our treatment of death feels horribly out-of-kilter, and maybe, as a society, a reappraisal is long overdue”
“As a nation, we’re a bit backward in coming forward, but I’ll say it: we’re really, really good at this.”
“The defeat in 2014, awful as it was, was the best experience of my life”
“Leave politics aside and determine what we want our farming industry to look like, and then consider who might be best to deliver this.”