August 18, 2019
Having prevously said she would do anything to stop no-deal Brexit, new Liberal Democrat leader Jo Swinson then refused to be included in any scheme that involved Jeremy Corbyn. Swinson offered her own plan to install either Ken Clarke or Harriet Harman as a caretaker prime minister. It's thought to be the first time a Libdem leader decided who should govern the country.
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August 11, 2019
Labour's Scottish branch were up in arms after deputy leader John McDonnell said the party would not block another Scottish independence referendum. Cue lots of infighting, the only thing they do convincingly.
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August 4, 2019
A Brexit countdown clock costing £500 was delivered to Downing Street. I suppose it was small beer compared to the £6 billion that was being spent on a no-deal Brexit.
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July 28, 2019
After stating that he would find it difficult to serve in a Boris Johnson cabinet, Scottish Secretary David Mundell did not do the honorable thing and resign. Instead he was fired. Scotland celebrated until they saw his replacement.
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July 21, 2019
Just six months ago the Scottish Conservatives were crowing about how 'Operation Arse' - their drive to stop Boris Johnson becoming the next Prime Minister - had been a huge success. This week it was reported they had made a "pledge of loyalty" to Johnson now that he's set to be leader.
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July 14, 2019
The more desperate the Brexiteers become in their 'Brexit at all costs' approach, the more they start to resemble a devotional cult.
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July 7, 2019
Outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May used her last visit to Scotland to warn her successor that Nicola Sturgeon was not to be trusted and to quote Gordon Brown.
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June 30, 2019
As parliament breaks up for the summer, things couldn't be less settled. Tory leadership hopefuls continue to be embarrassing on the subject of Scotland, Libdem contender Jo Swinson says Scotland has no mandate for a second indyref but insists there should be a second one on Europe, and James Kelly asks another stupid question at FMQs.
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June 23, 2019
In the week that the Tory party leadership contest was narrowed down to two contenders, Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt, eliminating Michael Gove, Gove admitted taking cocaine when a young journalist and Johnson had a visit from the police following a domestic disturbance.
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June 16, 2019
Both Ruth Davidson and David Mundell said they could not work with Boris Johnson as Prime Minister, but in a surprise move (not surprising at all), once Johnson topped the first ballot to succeed Theresa May, both changed their tune. And this was the week that the UK Government strengthened its presence in Scotland, opening a new hub in Edinburgh with 3000 civil servants from a range of departments. Not creepy at all, eh?
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