All articles by: Martin Gostwick

Scottish politics has been torn post-Brexit vote by much the same issues as the rest of Britain, with independence the key difference.   It may well turn out that Scotland’s …

Martin Gostwick assesses the growing probability of Scotland holding a second independence referendum next year. Remain means Remain,” was First Minister Nicola Sturgeon’s equally pithy response to the new Prime …

Martin Gostwick finds hope in Scotland’s majority knowing which way we want to go

Martin Gostwick sums up a triumph for the independence cause in the Scottish parliamentary elections, and addresses the consequences of Labour’s collapse

Martin Gostwick considers the big issues in May’s upcoming Holyrood parliamentary elections

Martin Gostwick previews the forthcoming Holyrood election

Labour north of the border is likely to pay the price for the Westminster party’s attitude to Trident.

Martin Gostwick argues that old foes have many good reasons to make common cause

This rallying call electrifying the Labour leadership campaign south of the border is exciting progressive forces in Scotland too, finds Martin Gostwick

Scottish Labour is in the last chance saloon, argues Martin Gostwick

Martin Gostwick looks forward to some mighty post-election challenges

Martin Gostwick argues it is time for Scotland’s sworn political enemies to bury the hatchet

Martin Gostwick says the momentum remains with the Yes Scotland campaign, despite the referendum defeat

Martin Gostwick detects an increasing momentum with the Yes campaign

Who do we believe? That’s the question

Martin Gostwick says that what most people in Scotland want is a two-question referendum on independence