It looks like the moves this week to strip Prince Andrew of his titles were a defensive act ahead of more revelations, and ...

In the northern climes of the UK and Ireland, autumn is often the best time to pull out the hiking boots and wind on up the ...

Marking Black History Month, Khutso Dunbar challenges us to resist the use of the Saltire to vilify immigrants through ignorance and reclaim the flag as a symbol of inclusion. Every month is Black ...

WHAT USE ARE POLITICAL PARTIES? From The Province Of The Cat by George Gunn At the recent SNP conference, John Swinney effectively committed his party to the dead end of Devolution. A strategy to ...

At the same time that Britain obsesses about the travails of the Royal Family, yet again; a speech given in Washington DC on Saturday, 18th October by Andrew Bailey, Governor of the Bank of ...

We first came across Sarah Kendzior in 2016 when we livestreamed her for our Review of the Year panel (see here). She continues to be one of the most astute commentators on the crisis in American ...

Where is Scotland’s Manchán Magan? For those not aware Magan is the author of Thirty-Two Words for Field, Lost Words from the Irish Landscape, a surprise publishing hit. The small publisher ...

Philosophy Football’s Mark Perryman defends the ban on Maccabi Tel Aviv fans at Villa Park. At ‘best’ this from Sir Keir is ill-informed, at worst it is naked and dangerous opportunism. Ill-informed.

How Queer Music Changed the Sound of Scotland, 404 Ink, £11.99 Reviewed by DJ McDowall Carrie Marshall’s celebration of queer music is more than ...

DJ McDowall is a Creative Community Development consultant, Cultural Producer and Queer Activist based in Dumfries & Galloway. Through The Imaginarium, The Gallovidian Way and their Pride of ...