It’s nearly over, readers. Just one more week of this to endure. The most miserable election campaign of all time will end next Thursday with an election which will deliver Scotland’s most miserable ...

We’ve been thinking about this all morning, readers. To the point where we’d vote for any party pledging to implement it at ...

After many years of vindictively, vexatiously and maliciously plaguing innocent people, it seemed in February this year that ...

It’s hard to know where to start with the Sunday Mail’s lead story today. Especially if one doesn’t want sent to prison.

It was exactly one year ago today that the Supreme Court delivered its judgment in the case of For Women Scotland Vs The Scottish Ministers, a judgment which has still not been implemented by the ...

As all alert readers will know, this site likes to keep a watchful eye on the shady and disturbing activities of paedophilia-plagued charity LGBT Youth Scotland. So we were naturally intrigued to hear ...

If events in Edinburgh today are anything to go by – when a march and rally announced with great fanfare seven months ago, backed by both the “independence” parties in the Scottish Parliament and ...

A fascinating line from the BBC this evening: The number of parties who got MSPs elected at the last election is… five. (Though in fairness there are now six, Reform having a single MSP after Graham ...

So Cathy Newman of Channel 4 News got herself a scoop last night. Wings readers might be scratching their heads trying to detect anything improper there. Professor George said women’s rights were ...

My first ever real experience of politics was playing Dictator. Originally written by Don Priestley for the Sinclair ZX81 in 1982, it was a simple text-based game which subsequently came to other ...

The first and most important thing to note about yesterday’s judgment in the Sandie Peggie tribunal is that it’s a very big victory. The tribunal found that Sandie Peggie was gravely and heinously ...