Like a broken 24-hour clock that must be correct at least once a day the Prime Minister got one thing right when she addressed the nation.
Council must prove tram extension is sanity, not vanity
No one needs reminding that the short history of Edinburgh’s new age trams is not a glorious one. The long delays, the humungous overspend and the huge embarrassment that the project imposed on Scotland’s capital will live long in the memory.
Brexit alone will not turn rebellion into realignment
How big a political event is the defection of some Labour and Conservative MPs to form an independent group in the House of Commons?
A tourist tax must support those who attract tourists
Now we’re getting a tourist tax the debate must now move on to what exactly it will be for.
Corbyn’s letter more likely to split Labour than save May
Has Jeremy Corbyn finally come to the Prime Minister’s rescue by writing to tell her his terms for supporting a Brexit deal? Probably not.