The SNP leader has to offer more than hostility towards his new challenger, writes TERRY MURDEN In the SNP’s head office, a five-minute walk from the Scottish parliament, John Swinney was briefing journalists on the outcome of the by-election it was supposed to have won. He breezed into a small white-walled room looking a little […]
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Farage finding his voice among the mob
No politician divides opinion more than the leader of Reform UK, but his support for business and industry at least deserves to be heard, writes TERRY MURDEN Nigel Farage, symbol of the hate mob, and poster boy for those frustrated by the failings of other politicians, arrived in Aberdeen this week to face a media […]
Reform waits in wings of frocky horror show
The Labour leader will need to up his game as he faces a new threat, writes TERRY MURDEN He’s already known as ‘two-tier Keir’, accused of overseeing double standards in the judicial system. Now it’s ‘free gear Keir’, as freebies from well-placed supporters have been filling the wardrobes of the Labour leader and his wife […]
Farage ready to turn screw on May’s Brexit meltdown
MPs may be taking a much-needed Easter break from the Brexit squabbling, but it looks like we are about to witness the beginnings of a resurrection that will change the political landscape.
Farage bets on Brexit + Game of Thrones ‘sickies’ + suffering setbacks
Former UKIP leader Nigel Farage has placed a £1,000 bet at 3/1 on his newly-formed Brexit Party winning the most seats if the European Elections go ahead on 23 May.



