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Our aim is to report on the business of Parliament and the Government,
to stimulate debate within both institutions and to add to Scotland's
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| Editor's Note | Flights of Fancy
Is it just me or is there a strange silence in Holyrood over the conviction of Atif Siddique? A week after MSPs decided they could call into question the abilities of a High Court judge who rejected the World’s End murder case, they say nothing about the circumstances surrounding Siddique’s guilt and his billing as “Scotland’s first home-grown terrorist’. Why is that? Is it because they feel uncomfortable that on the anniversary of 9/11 and with the Glasgow Airport terrorist attack still fresh in our minds it is wrong to question the conviction of a young Muslim? Siddique is guilty of breaking a law enacted by the Blair Government in the wake of 9/11. The previous Prime Minister’s unflaggi...
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175 - 24th September 2007
In this issue
The National Conversation: Britshness vs Scottishness
Interview: Wendy Alexander
Focus: The future for equality
Insight: Making asylum a success
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| Insight |
 | Seeking Asylum
Kerry Lorimer looks at what Scottish local authorities can do to bring safety and order into the lives of asylum seekers
Therese* is only 22, but has suffered trauma beyond imagining. Six year...
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 | Swing out sister
Mandy Rhodes interviews Wendy Alexander, the newly crowned leader of Scottish Labour, on the day she elected the members of her shadow Cabinet
There is one thing that everyone agrees on about ...
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| The National Conversation |
 | Clash of the Titans
As the concepts of Britishness and Scottishness go head-to-head, political commentator Peter Oborne looks at the men behind the conversations
Over the last six months there has been a double ha...
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