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In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail and Rory Hamilton discuss the future of Scottish shipbuilding in light of Ferguson Marine's decision to cut 70 posts on the Clyde. 🎙️ Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.Sign up for Skotia's mailing list.⁠⁠

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In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail, Rory Hamilton, and Samuel Rafanell-Williams discuss the growing opposition to Scotland's data centre boom.🎙️ Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

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In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail and Samuel Rafanell-Williams discuss the latest fall in SNP membership. 🎙️ Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.Sign up for Skotia's mailing list.⁠⁠ Join our WhatsApp Channel.⁠⁠Support Skotia on Patreon.

In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail, Rory Hamilton and Samuel Rafanell-Williams discuss BP's decision to leave the North Sea.

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In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail, Rory Hamilton and Samuel Rafanell-Williams discuss Anas Sarwar's resignation and what it means for the future of Scottish Labour.

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In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail and Samuel Rafanell-Williams discuss Andy Burnham's initial policy agenda and the ongoing challenges at Ferguson Marine.🎙️ Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.Sign up for Skotia's mailing list.⁠⁠ Join our WhatsApp Channel.⁠⁠Support Skotia on Patreon.

In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail and Samuel Rafanell-Williams ask whether Reform UK has reached its ceiling.🎙️ Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.Sign up for Skotia's mailing list.⁠⁠ Join our WhatsApp Channel.⁠⁠Support Skotia on Patreon.

In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail and Rory Hamilton discuss the formation of Andy Burnham's government and the future of the Scottish economy.

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Keir Starmer announced his resignation as British Prime Minister on the 22nd of June 2026.

Less than two years after securing a historic majority in the House of Commons, Starmer stood down to make way for Britian’s 7th PM in 10 years. He will be the shortest-serving PM in Labour history.

At home, Keir Starmer promised national renewal but only managed decline – welfare was cut, pensioners left cold and our hard-won right to protest curtailed. 

Welcome legislation – the Employment Rights Act, extended rights for renters and the partial nationalisation of the rail network – was lost amidst the Government’s apparent contempt for society's most vulnerable. 

Abroad, Keir Starmer aided and abetted Israel’s genocide in Palestine, accelerating the flow of military equipment from London to Tel Aviv. He bowed to Donald Trump and built the foundations of the now ascendent war economy – a new force, as John Healey’s resignation indicated, he ultimately could not control. 

This was the essence of the Starmer project. To talk about it, Coll McCail is joined on Nest of Fearties by  Matt Kerr and Jonathon Shafi. 

Matt is the Morning Star’s Scotland reporter and a Glasgow Labour Councillor.

Jonathan is the editor of Conter and a regular columnist with the National. He also writes the Independence Captured newsletter, where he has written about the implications of Starmer’s resignation.

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In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail and Rory Hamilton discuss the formation of Andy Burnham's government and the future of the Scottish economy.

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