December 3, 2017
Some minor roadworks were announced for the new Queensferry Crossing, which the unionist party leaders and the press decided to blow up into a disaster of epic proportions. Willie Rennie suggested that effectively it meant the bridge was “two years late”. Meanwhile the BBC was forced to apologise for presenting Tory propaganda as fact.
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November 26, 2017
Following the chancellor's U-turn on Police Scotland’s VAT bill, bringing it into line with the other devolved regions, Murdo Fraser MSP asked the First Minister if she would thank him. How we all laughed.
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November 19, 2017
The news that Richard Leonard was to be Labour's latest Scottish branch manager was somewhat overshadowed by Kezia Dugdale signing up for I'm a Celebrity get me out of here. The timing is unlikely to have been accidental.
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November 12, 2017
Former First Minister Alex Salmond had the press up in arms with righteous indignation after announcing he would be presenting his own chat show on Russian state broadcaster channel RT. Even a few Nats raised an eyebrow, none more so than Alyn Smith MEP.
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November 5, 2017
After a string of politicians face allegations of sexual harassment and inappropriate behaviour, self-appointed moral guardian Ruth Davidson said it was time to clean out the "Augean stables".
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October 29, 2017
Theresa May says Britain 'does not and will not' recognise Catalonia's declaration of independence. Meanwhile, part-time MP Douglas Ross is pressured into giving up football refereeing.
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October 21, 2017
Theresa May apparently asked EU leaders for a Brexit deal she could "defend" at home. Meanwhile, both Boris Johnson and David Davis continue to paint a rosey picture of a no-deal Brexit. "We will come through it very well whatever happens," said Johnson.
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October 14, 2017
The unknown favourite to win the Scottish Labour poisoned chalice, Richard Leonard, had a setback when his own local party backed rival Anas Sarwar. Team Sarwar believe their man is the "anti-establishment candidate", despite being a millionaire who sends his children to private school.
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September 30, 2017
A press officer for Scottish Labour leadership hopeful Richard Leonard accused Jackie Baillie of talking "pish" after she accused him and others of plotting against recently-departed Kezia Dugdale.
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