Kenny Farquharson

Choosing a Holyrood candidate to ‘keep out the enemy’ on May 7 is a fiendishly complex business in today’s political climate

Tactical voting on Thursday is an obstacle course of fiendish complexity

The Greater Manchester mayor’s commitment to devolution, constitutional reform and regional power could reshape Scotland’s place within the UK

Nicola Sturgeon’s problem is that she confused the working and domestic sides of her relationship with Peter Murrell

The twisted nationalism of the vigilantes should be met with a response inspired by the words of enlightenment carved in the silver mace at Holyrood

Manchester, Liverpool and Newcastle can be allies against the old power centres of Westminster, Whitehall and the City of London

A small number of doolally Labour MPs want to leapfrog Holyrood completely. That won’t happen

They will bring disruption and difficult questions but Scotland cannot afford to reject the infrastructure needed for the AI revolution

Scottish Labour faced its worst performance in a quarter-century. Can a new, more autonomous vision now save the party from political irrelevance?

The new prime minister’s promise of a different political culture deserves a constructive response from an SNP administration too often defined by conflict