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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in iScot Magazine December 2017.
Voice from Europe
The Twilight Zone By Alyn Smith MEP
Spread enough misinformation and it sticks
Right now, in this column, I could say that the EU is going to outlaw bu...
Alex’s Adventures in Winterland
by Jason Michael McCann Twitter @Jeggit
David Davies MP for Monmouth
’has given me a fair chance to explain my opinions on Brexit, i...
Spare the rod… Love the child
by Robbie Dinwoodie
Image © Scottish Parliamentary Corporate Body
JOHN FINNIE and I bumped into each other in the tunnels under Murrayfield Stadium during the...
Is the art of political prediction dead?
Scot Goes Pop
by James Kelly
As another year hurtles to an end, we approach the inevitable point at which soothsayers in newspapers and on websites will deliver their po...
Myanmar: Rohingya Troubles
by Dr Thitinan Pongsudhirak
As ever, the Western press are keen to jump onto a bandwagon and present a complicated issue in a remote part of the world as black and white. We...
Wee Ginger Dug
by Paul Kavanagh
THE DUG is in Scotland on a Spanish pet passport. He was picked up as a stray in one of the most southerly Catalan speaking towns in the country. In 2009 he was found...