Labour to oppose Indyref2 in next general election manifesto
Labour will oppose a second independence referendum in their next general election manifesto, says Richard Leonard.
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Jeremy Corbyn: I’m not ruling out Indyref2 consent
Jeremy Corbyn says he will not rule out allowing Nicola Sturgeon to hold another independence referendum if he becomes Prime Minister.
Independence movement in great health – SNP depute
The independence movement is in “great health,” according to SNP depute leader Keith Brown after the party’s biggest ever national assembly meeting.
SNP members gather in Edinburgh to debate independence plans
SNP members are gathering in Edinburgh for the “biggest ever” national assembly meeting to debate a new economic blueprint for independence.
SNP urged to ditch indyref2 if they want Lib Dem budget support
The Liberal Democrats have said they will only back the Scottish Government's budget plans if it rules out a second independence referendum.
READERS’ LETTERS: The big decision has already been made
Sir, – With regards to your letter “Scotland should decide its own destiny” (August 27), it may have escaped the author that we already decided our own “destiny” in 2014, after almost three years of debate and going over all the various procedures and issues many, many times.
READERS’ LETTERS: Scotland should decide its own destiny
Sir, – Correspondent Martin Redfern (Letters, August 20) would have us believe that our place in this union of kingdoms is that of a vassal state and no independence referendum can take place without London’s permission.
READERS’ LETTERS: Dundee independence march was an utterly pointless exercise
Sir, – Even if Stewart Hosie’s “guesstimate” of the All Under One Banner attendance figures was correct at 16,000 it is still a pretty poor turnout for a movement that thinks it has a passionate and mass following – particularly when Dundee is supposedly a “Yes” city.
Staff abused at Dundee restaurant in wake of independence march
Staff at a Dundee restaurant have had to deal with "intimidating" phone calls for "simply trying to do their jobs".
Nicola Sturgeon says world leaders should be forced to read fiction to foster compassion
Reading fiction should be compulsory for world leaders to make them more compassionate, says Nicola Sturgeon.