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Anti-nuclear campaigners at Faslane on the Clyde in 2020 (Picture: Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Readers' Letters: UK support of Ukraine could bring nuclear nightmare

Conservative MP Jacob Rees-Mogg speaks at the National Conservatism Conference in London (Picture: Leon Neal/Getty Images)

‘National Conservatism’ will play its part in Tories’ downfall – Euan McColm

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND - MAY 26: Presenter Victoria Derbyshire hosts "How Should I Vote? - The EU Debate" at The Briggait on May 26, 2016 in Glasgow. The BBC's first televised EU referendum debate was held in Glasgow in front of an audience of eighteen to twenty nine year olds and a panel of SNP's Alex Salmond and Labour's Alan Johnson backing staying in the EU while UKIP MEP Diane James and Conservative Liam Fox arguing to leave. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)

Brian Monteith: There’s hope when political bullies are called out

UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverly is wrong to rein in Scottish Government's bids for a place on world stage, reckons the SNP's Angus Robertson (Picture: Hannah McKay/Pool/AFP Getty Images)

Readers' Letters: UK right to get tough on Scottish ‘foreign policy’

Boris Johnson and his father Stanley

Boris Johnson nominates father for knighthood, according to report

Tony Blair's policies may have suited Cool Britannia, but this is Scotland 2023 (Stefan Rousseau/PA)

How Blair killed off co-operatives as he pursued 'third way' – Kenny MacAskill

Former Catalan education minister Clara Ponsati. Picture: Neil Hanna/AFP via Getty Images

Scottish courts have 'no jurisdiction' over Clara Ponsati extradition

Nigel Farage is joining GB News. Picture: AP Photo/Kirsty Wigglesworth, File

Nigel Farage to present daily show on GB News

Calls for home rule for Scotland have a longstanding tradition, as these posters from 1951 show. Some “Red Clydesiders” also supported the idea about a century ago (Picture: Chris Ware/Getty Images)

Why unionists and nationalists should consider 'home rule' – Kenny MacAskill MP

Clara Ponsati faces a charge of sedition over her role in Catalonia's unsanctioned independence referendum in 2017

Removal of immunity from MEP facing extradition challenged by lawyers

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said she would push ahead with attempts at toughening the bloc's vaccine export restrictions to Britain, despite both sides issuing a joint statement agreeing to work together to achieve a win-win deal.

UK Government accused of being ‘very selfish’ in row over EU vaccine supply

David Martin warned a poor deal was now "the best we can hope for"

No-deal Brexit will cause ‘irreparable damage’, UK’s longest-serving MEP warns

Alejo Vidal-Quadras said France and Spain 'will surely not' accept an independent Scotland. Picture: AP

Scottish independence: MEP claim over Scotland/EU

Blow for Ukip as MEP defects to the Tories

Allan Massie: Party of resentment has nowhere else to go

EU delays quota plan for women on boards

MEP has word to save iconic city dictionary

Mouthpiece: Peddling the case for more sustainable transport systems

EU pesticides ban 'a threat to Scottish whisky', claims MEP

Hypocrisy on animal tests

EU no threat to democracy

If the EU is so great, why is this MEP so reluctant to speak out about it?

No majority to quit EU

With a little help from our friend in Scotland

Cynical Tories in covert surrender to Brussels

Bang goes roast duck for dinner

A hard habit to break

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Land Reform consultation highlights little trust in Scottish Government