Well, you should know, we suppose 125
Posted on
March 22, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
…having just spent the last three years in bed with them.
Zounds, the irony.
To break your walls 257
Posted on
March 10, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
We’ve only just recently begun checking out the English edition of the Sun to see what appears in it that’s mysteriously excised from the Scottish one, readers.
Perhaps we should have started sooner.
Scotland’s Changing 191
Posted on
March 09, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Here, kitty kitty kitty 121
Posted on
March 07, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Nozin’ Aroun’ 127
Posted on
March 03, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Asking for it 573
Posted on
March 01, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Labour reaches out to voters again 135
Posted on
February 28, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Scottish Labour MEP David Martin chats to the audience about TTIP.
Daily Record Spot The Truth Competition 123
Posted on
February 26, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
Can you find the Daily Record’s prominent Smith Commission correction on the front page of its website today, readers? Take your time – it’s on there, we promise you.
Unfortunate error proves contagious 136
Posted on
February 25, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
The gift that keeps on giving.
Mr McNeill still hasn’t publicly explained how he came to be telling Labour supporters to vote Tory and let the Conservatives gain four seats on Labour, but we assume his private reasons for his “Twitter mistake” must have been really really good to win over the “comrades” in such a short space of time, so that’s nice.
The trouble is, he’s not alone.
A couple of new ones 169
Posted on
February 19, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
These are starting to get a bit surreal.
“Vote Labour, get SNP!”
“Vote UKIP, get trade unions!”
We’ve added them to the list. Keep ’em peeled, folks!
Making it up as you go along 143
Posted on
February 18, 2015 by
Rev. Stuart Campbell
This week Scottish Labour quietly abandoned their “biggest party forms the government” election campaign after it was comprehensively debunked by this site and, belatedly, the mainstream media. An alert reader reminded us this evening of how the party wasn’t always so attached to the rules.
Because back in 2007, when Labour was neither the biggest party nor the incumbent administration, it had a damn good try at forming the government anyway.
