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Monday, 12th May 2008

Scottish independence

Prime Minister and I are still good friends, insists Wendy A REFERENDUM on Scottish independence now appears almost inevitable after Wendy Alexander, Labour's leader at Holyrood, announced yesterday that she would not block the SNP's referendum bill in 2010.

Brown humiliates Alexander WENDY Alexander was ridiculed by her political opponents last night after she was ordered by Gordon Brown to "close down" any further discussion of an independence referendum in Scotland.

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?

Labour implodes over independence vote A DAY of extraordinary disarray within Labour has left serious questions hanging over the party's leadership on both sides of the Border.

Alexander 'wants poll in 12 months'

Referendum challenge: 'Salmond's best chance is to stick to his plan'

Alexander's referendum demand could backfire warns McLeish

Poll says support for Scots independence at all-time low

SNP's national conversation 'a chatroom for cybernats'

Salmond wants Westminster to 'dance to a Scottish jig' as he targets 20 seats

STUC urged to widen debate on independence

Changing face of a nation looking at independence

Independence: 'The US allows separate states to be different'

McLeish backs call for vote on independence

Founding father of US 'will inspire independence fight'

Sir Tom calls for a quick vote on independence

Hunter: Lets vote on independence

Brown to Scotland: Think big and reject narrow nationalism

Salmond 'booed off the park' by crowd at Hampden

Get Scotland sorted first - then decide whether to stay in Union

Minority vote could take Scotland out of the Union

Pulled in all directions in the bear pit called better government

Burning issue: Should a three-way referendum be held on Scotland's future?

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