Britain Did Not Run Out of Money – It Ran Out of Priorities
Tasos Papathanasiou gives his take on populism: it does not begin when voters lose their reason. It begins when politics […]
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Why can’t we be friends
Polarisation and high-emotions have long defined our politics, but shouldn’t our universities be where we’re up for the debate? One
“A two-horse race” New leadership shows Reform’s seriousness in Scotland
Following the appointment of Malcolm Offord as the leader of the Reform party in Scotland, they are predicted to become
Can Labour Break the SNP Hold on Cunningham North?
Candidate Matthew McGowan speaks to The Glasgow Guardian on students, jobs, and opportunity. After nearly two decades of SNP dominance
From Lecture Hall to Westminster Hall
‘Good reporting often comes from listening more than speaking”: Politics Editor reflects on her time at Westminster On 9 March
From CSR to President? Louise Nugent makes her bid
The Glasgow Guardian sits down with QMU presidential hopeful to discuss her upcoming campaign With the Queen Margaret Union (QMU)
Surviving Politics
On a freezing Monday evening earlier this month, I went along to the latest in a series of events held
Starmers Shadow Over Scottish Labour
Are Westminster’s controversies detrimental to Scottish Labour’s campaign? Over the last few weeks, it has been impossible to avoid the
Vying to make history: Meet the fourth- year candidate for parliament
The Glasgow Guardian Politics team sat down with classmate and Green Party candidate for the upcoming Scottish Parliament elections, Iris
Union Jacks and U-Turns
The Absurd Highlights of British Politics in 2025 If 2025 taught us anything, it’s that British politics is no longer