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In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail and Rory Hamilton discuss by-elections in Dundee, Aberdeen and Makerfield.
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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 Blackcore's interference in the Scottish election.
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Six out of nine nuclear-armed states engaged in military action last year alone. Meanwhile, reckless nuclear threats are being made more frequently, and cornerstone nuclear arms agreements are expiring.
So what role does Scotland, and the nuclear-armed UK, play in this increasingly unstable world? What does the UK’s nuclear weapons programme consist of and how has it changed over the years? How much does the UK really depend on the United States to sustain its nuclear-armed status? And are we already in a new Cold War?
On Nest of Fearties, Samuel Rafanell-Williams puts these questions to Sophie Bolt and Nick Ritchie.
Sophie Bolt is General Secretary of Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament or CND, which is probably the world’s longest-running civic campaign against nuclear weapons, having been launched in the late 1950s.
Nick Ritchie is a Professor in International Security at the University of York and a leading researcher in US and UK nuclear weapons policy. His recent work includes research on the UN Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, as well as irreversibility in nuclear disarmament efforts.
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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 rise of data centres across Scotland and the latest developments from Holyrood.
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Following the Holyrood election, Coll McCail is joined on Nest of Fearties by Liam McLaughlan and Niall Christie to discuss where Scotland's left-wing forces should expend their energy over the course of the next Scottish Parliament.
In the latest episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail, Rory Hamilton, and Samuel Rafanell-Williams discuss Peter Murrell's guilty plea and its political ramifications as well as Alan Milburn's report on young people and the labour market.
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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 John Swinney's new cabinet and what it means for the direction of his government.
Apologies for any audio issues on this recording. These things happen!
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In the first episode of News From Nowhere, Skotia's weekly news podcast, Coll McCail, Rory Hamilton, and Samuel Rafanell-Williams discuss the first week of Scotland's new parliament and the imminent Labour Party leadership contest.
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Following the Holyrood election, Coll McCail is joined on Nest of Fearties by Sean Baillie and Frances Curran to pick through the aftermath of the campaign and discuss what the result means for class politics in Scotland.
In the latest episode of Skotia's podcast dedicated to the Scottish Parliament election, Coll McCail, Samuel Rafanell-Williams and Rory Hamilton discuss Thursday's results and what they mean for Holyrood's next session.
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