January 5, 2020
STUC chief Grahame Smith urged Scottish Labour to back IndyRef2, while Labour MSP Monica Lennon said Scottish Labour must split from the UK party.
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December 29, 2019
A quiet week in the world of politics, but two disturbing news stories involving foxes inspired me to pay tribute to these lovely persecuted creatures by including a different kind of fox in each of the eight panels. Can you identify them?
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December 22, 2019
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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December 15, 2019
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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December 8, 2019
Scottish Conservative interim branch manager Jackson Carlaw campaigns without mentioning his boss, Boris Johnson. Andrew Neil sets out a challenge to Johnson to be interviewed. Richard Leonard is a CND member who supports the renewal of Trident. Murdo Fraser suggests making a citizen's arrest on First Minister for supposed lies during the 2014 referendum.
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December 1, 2019
Andrew Neil conducted a series of interviews with party leaders but Prime Minister Boris Johnson could not be pinned down to appear. At a separate leaders' debate on the topic of climate change, Johnson and Nigel Farage failed to show and were replaced with blocks of ice. Bizarrely, Johnson's father Stanley and Michael Gove arrived trying to take Bojo's place.
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November 24, 2019
During a live debate between Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn, the Conservative party press office renamed their Twitter account 'FactCheckUK' in a somewhat blatant attempt to dupe unsuspecting readers. Meanwhile Prince Andrew, in an ill-advised effort to cool the hostile reaction to his friendship with a convicted paedophile, gave a live TV interview and just made things much worse.
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November 17, 2019
As the battle of the election buses commenced, Boris Johnson, referring to some Labour promise, used the word 'onanism' in a speech briefed to the press. The word was dropped when the speech was delivered. He also described Labour's free internet plan as a "crazed Communist scheme' and didn't know the words to the nursery rhyme "The wheels on the bus" at a pre-school photo op.
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November 10, 2019
The Liberal Democrats kicked off their election campaign in a bus plastered with leader Jo Swinson's face. Swinson claimed both Labour and Tory MPs want her as PM and has since said 'I'm a genuine contender for Prime Minister'. She was roundly mocked on social media for being a delusional fantasist.
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November 3, 2019
Following the announcement of a general election on December 12th, Nigel Farage launched his Brexit Party campaign, Boris threatened to take control of the NHS in Scotland, and Jeremy continued to be hopeless.
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