Michael Glackin is a journalist who writes for The Times and MailOnline, focusing on national issues in the United Kingdom. His articles cover a range of topics including politics, economics, and social issues, often offering critical analysis and commentary.
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Edinburgh, United Kingdom (Local)
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Candour is suddenly all the rage. First there was Scotland’s top cop Sir Iain Livingstone’s admission that the nation’s police service is racist, sexist, and mi
The decline of medieval history in our schools means few now remember the Anglo Saxon ruler Byrhtnoth. He was the ill-fated chieftain of a village in Essex who
What was the daftest story you heard last week? Perhaps it was the SNP MSP James Dornan’s belief that the arrest of Nicola Sturgeon is some sort of deep state c
It was said of the original Labour Keir — that’s Keir Hardie, for younger readers — that his socialism was derived from Christ, not Marx. The socialism of cur
Heavens be praised. We have yet another august Scottish government business advisory body, comprising economists, academics, anti-poverty campaigners and busine
No one likes saying “I told you so” more than a journalist. However, I take no pride in the news that the Scottish government is set to miss its target to bui
The fate of ousted NatWest boss Dame Alison Rose is a salutary reminder that hubris, more often than not, is followed by nemesis. It is also a reminder that exe
Insanity doesn't just run in Scottish politics, it positively gallops, usually neck and neck with hypocrisy. The pearl clutching by the Scottish Government
For Scotland's under-siege businesses, Finance Secretary Shona Robison announced the good news right at the start of her budget speech.
Life's two certainties used to be death and taxes. But in Scotland there is a difference. Death doesn't get worse every time the Scottish Government delivers a Budget.
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