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This difference explains why the Scottish Independence referendum in 2026 is more than a question about holding a vote.

Scottish Independence Referendum in 2026: When Railway Branding Becomes Political

Patricia Bennett
September 11, 2026
Creating a United Ireland would pose numerous challenges relating to issues of public service provision, tax arrangements, healthcare provision, welfare schemes and economic management.

United Ireland Debate: Why Border Poll Probability Is Becoming a Political Problem for Britain

Patricia Bennett
September 8, 2026
When discussing Northern Ireland’s NEET figures, it is necessary to consider the broader perspective of long-standing economic inactivity in the area.

Northern Ireland’s NEET figures: A Signal for Young People in the UK

Patricia Bennett
September 6, 2026
The upcoming budget in October will determine if the government can address the structural problems behind the UK budget deficit or continue to rely on short-term solutions that may increase future financial pressures.

UK Budget Deficit: Why the Fiscal Crisis of Britain Is Turning Into a Structural One

Patricia Bennett
September 5, 2026
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The Rise of Reform UK and the Fragmentation of Traditional Party Politics

The Rise of Reform UK and the Fragmentation of Traditional Party Politics

As Reform UK continues to climb in the polls, political commentator Frank Gelli offers a sharp critique of what he

By William Barnes
November 23, 2025

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