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Saturday, 17th May 2008

Ian Swanson

Wendy Alexander misses mark with SNP challenge IT STARTED out as an easy debating point: If the Nationalists believe Scots want independence, why are they delaying the referendum until 2010?

Don't bet against Salmond hitting Westminster target After gaining 20 seats at last year's Holyrood elections sceptics are cautious to dismiss the Nationalist' latest aim, writes Ian Swanson.

Changing face of a nation looking at independence As the SNP continue to ride high in the polls and Labour flounder, Scottish Political Editor Ian Swanson finds out how their ultimate goal of home rule is winning over voters.

Parliament: Turf wars hotting up in debate over who holds reins With Westminster and Holyrood locked in a tussle over the division of powers, the SNP can sit back knowing it is in a win-win situation.

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Wendy Alexander faces conference test

A serious election headache that needs a sensitive touch to cure

There's more to this local tax 'magic' than meets the eye

A case for more cash

New map casts doubt over MSPs' route back to power

No Fun being forced to take a back seat

Council tax freeze is hot stuff for SNP

London muscles in just when Wendy thought she was safe

Labour looks spent as Nats splash cash

Power struggle has barely begun

Minority rule no problem for SNP

Leaders' vitriol raises questions

Independence takes a back seat

Three cheers for SNP booze blitz

Tory clone? Stop pulling my Clegg

Change of tune on ties of Union IAN SWANSON

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Tories no longer baddies for SNP IAN SWANSON

Liberal amount of election fever IAN SWANSON

Party love-in has air of uncertainty IAN SWANSON

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