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The Cumming Of The Lord

Dominic Cummings was still Prime Minister. It was Cummings who insisted chancellor Sajid Javid could only remain in the post if he sacked all his advisers. Meanwhile in Scotland, Tory branch manager Jackson Carlaw called the SNP an 'evangelical faith-based cult' and said he would be the next First Minister, to much chuckling everywhere.

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Gammon 4 Life

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Gammon 4 Life

Gammon 4 Life

Boris Johnson's Brexit deal finally cleared its last parliamentary hurdle, though it happened without the consent of the Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish governments. The UK is now set to leave the EU on January 31st and the Gammons (rightwing, middle-age or older, stupid white men) are delighted.

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Our Friends Up There

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Our Friends Up There

Our Friends Up There

Labour leadership hopefuls Jess Phillips and Lisa Nandy made some ill-advised comments regarding Scottish independence. Nandy said we could take a lesson from Catalonia on how to deal with nationalists; Phillips described the SNP as a threat to opportunity and equality for working people - both clearly big vote-winners in Scotland. Even their sole remaining MP Ian Murray used his deputy leadership bid to say "Please don't come up to Scotland and talk about things that you're not quite sure what you're talking about."

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Unilateral Declaration Of Dependence

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Unilateral Declaration Of Dependence

Unilateral Declaration Of Dependence

The royal declaration of independence from Harry and Meghan caused quite a fuss in the right wing media. Here we muse on the effect this could have on the firecely dependent Scottish Conservatives.

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The Big Me Show

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The Big Me Show

Former Scottish branch manager of the Conservatives Ruth Davidson joined LBC to present a series of talk radio programmes; Westminster's new man in Scotland Alister Jack "disagreed" with Nicola Sturgeon's comment that the UK is a voluntary union; and Boris Johnson was slated for playing with his phone while the SNP's Ian Blackford addressed parliament.

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Cut And Run

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Cut And Run

Cut And Run

The Conservatives may have won an overall majority UK-wide in the 2019 general election, but in Scotland, where they campaigned specifically on a 'no indyref2' ticket, they were trounced, the pro-indy SNP taking 48 of the 59 seats. The Libdems Scottish branch manager lost her seat, police are investigating an allegation that Jackson Carlaw voted twice, and Jeremy Corbyn said he would take his 'share of responsibility' for Labour's worst defeat since 1935.

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