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The SNP-Green coalition in the Scottish Parliament has ended acrimoniously and we are now into unknown territory. The First Minister now faces an uncertain future as his Coalition partners of this morning are this evening threatening to vote against him in an upcoming vote of no confidence.
Over the course of the next few weeks, we will examine the General Election from the perspective of each of the regions and nations of the UK. First, we look at the political landscape in Northern Ireland and the impact that the vote in Northern Ireland might have for the rest of the UK.
The West has, for some time, been vulnerable to malicious Chinese cyber-attacks. China’s hacking of the UK Electoral Commission brought this issue to greater prominence in the UK. Arden’s Patrick Marsh reflects on Xi Jinping’s geo-strategic logic and explores how Britain may respond in the coming years.
As Scotland’s First Minister, Humza Yousaf ends his first year in office many commentators will remark that he has had a terrible start to his period in Bute House. But that would be unfair on him.
“Today, we turn a page in the book of our nation’s history – a history that we write together.” So said Vaughan Gething, following his narrow victory against Jeremy Miles in the Welsh Labour leadership race. Indeed, his win marks an important moment in Welsh and European politics.
The right to choose the General Election date is one of the few residual advantages that Rishi Sunak enjoys as we approach the coming campaign. In this post, we consider Sunak’s final option, a January 2025 election.
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