iScot Magazine is a new multi-media current affairs and lifestyle publication, packed with news and quality features, photographs and video about Scotland crafted for a global audience.
iScot Magazine offers a fresh view of what’s happening today in one of the oldest nations in the world. Bold, informative, entertaining and 100 per cent pro-Scottish this is a high quality magazine for Scots of all backgrounds and beliefs. iScot Magazine delivers a new multi-media platform which includes a digital magazine to report on stories and angles often missed by the mainstream media.
Although iScot Magazine has been designed specifically for the digital age and can be read on any tablet or mobile device, a 116 page high quality glossy version is also available from selected newsagents or by subscription at www.iscot.scot/subscribe
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in iScot Magazine December/January 2019.
Voice from Europe
By Alyn Smith MEP
DESPITE all the last-minute twists, turns and underwhelming resignations of Brexit, some things never change. The sun will rise, time’s merry waltz wil...
The Dinwoodie Interview
by Robbie Dinwoodie
JOANNA Cherry, SNP MP and one of the country’s leading lawyers, is at the heart of the Brexit debate as part of the group of cross-party applicants looking ...
Brexit Deal
by Jason Michael McCann
Twiter@Jeggit
AVOIDING alarmist language when discussing Brexit becomes almost impossible when the most sensible of commenters, m...
Doublethink in the new Scotland
Scot Goes Pop
by James Kelly
AS WE LEAVE behind a disturbingly jingoistic ‘festival of remembrance’ marking the hundredth anniversary of one of the greatest tragedies in human ...
Just for a change
By Peter
A Bell
APPARENTLY, times change. The winds of change, common wisdom assures us, are always blowing. And yet the same idiomatic sagacity informs us that...
March of the Women
by Fiona Grahame
“SHOUT, SHOUT, up with your song! Cry with the wind, for the dawn is breaking; March, march, swing you along, Wide blows our banner, and hope is ...