SNP and the Greens managed to strike a last-minute deal to pass the first vote on the Scottish budget on Thursday night.
Scottish budget approved after a last minute deal
EU countries recognise Guaidó as interim president of Venezuela
The latest development in Venezuela’s political crisis as 15 EU countries recognise opposition leader Juan Guaidó as interim president.
Stirling MP proposes UK wide investment bank
Stirling’s Conservative MP, Stephen Kerr, proposes that there should be a UK wide investment bank designed to strengthen the economy.
Danish Principal Fights to Keep Somalian Students in School as Asylum is Denied
Education is the heart of this paper. And as this university is international, it is worthwhile to study the state of affairs in schools in Europe. One such place is Nyborg Gymnasium […]
Salmond Charged With Attempted Rape and Sexual Assaults
Alex Salmond arrested and charged with sexual assault cases.
Boris Johnson as PM? That Should Scare You
Fraser Kelly discusses the danger of Boris Johnson and his ‘entertainment value’.
Stephen Kerr MP warns People’s Vote could damage the Union
Stirling’s MP has said holding a People’s Vote on the final Brexit deal sets a precedent for Scottish independence.
Historic defeat for PM on Brexit vote
Theresa May suffered one of the greatest loses in history after her Brexit deal was rejected in parliament. Brig reporter Iona Young sums up the events of Tuesday’s Brexit drama.
Destination Unknown – What’s next for Northern Ireland?
Abigail Taylor explains the uncertain future of Northern Ireland.
Cabinet Office minister meets mixed reception during Brexit meeting
A University Brexit advisory session run last week by Theresa May’s right-hand man David Lidington MP received a mixed reception from attendees, with one student calling it ‘frustrating’.
