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The Scottish Greens: kingmaker? »

The 2007 election saw the elevation of the Greens to national prominence in Scotland, as the party's two MSPs – Robin Harper and Patrick Harvie – chose to prop up the SNP's minority government. The move was far from the formation of a coali...

Wed 09 Feb 2011 by Marcus de Wilde | Read more »

'We disagree on the colour of our ties' »

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Wed 21 Apr 2010 by Joe Pike | Read more »

Voting? Why should we bother?  »

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In a political seminar late last year, I announced to my university peers that I didn’t intend to vote at the General Election, much to their surprise. Was this not one of the most ‘exciting’ electoral races in the past two decades, a...

Tue 20 Apr 2010 by Nick Eardley | Read more »

NUS plans to 'name and shame' MPs who refuse to fight tuition fees »

Edinburgh MPs are among those who could be be "named and shamed" by student leaders for refusing to sign a pledge opposing rises in tuition fees. Student leaders from 85 higher education institutions across the UK have announced they will send a list ...

Wed 25 Nov 2009 by Laura McCaffrey | Read more »

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