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Chris Deerin

Chris Deerin

Scotland editor and contributing writer at The New Statesman

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  • English
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  • General Assignment News
  • Scotland
  • Politics

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Recent Articles

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Douglas Alexander: “We must be a remedy for Reform, not a replica”

The Scotland Secretary on his political comeback, taking on the SNP, and the crisis in Labour
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Starmer’s unpopularity could tank Scottish Labour

Anas Sarwar’s close ties to the PM could damage his chances of a Holyrood victory in May
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Anas Sarwar’s Zohran cosplay

As all part leaders take the same line, it seems there is nothing new under Scotland’s sun.
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Is Douglas Alexander the quiet winner of Labour’s reshuffle?

Back in the cabinet, back on the Scottish front line. It’s exactly what he wanted.
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Nigel Farage’s march on Scotland gathers pace

Reform UK has gained its first MSP.
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John Swinney reckons with Nicola Sturgeon’s memoir

Speaking to the New Statesman, he tried to negotiate the fallout of his predecessor’s new book.
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Nicola Sturgeon is finally free

In her new memoir, Scotland’s former first minister reckons with the failures and pain of a career in politics – and reveals the personal conflicts that drove her rise.
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Scotland needed Kate Forbes

She was a politician of rare conviction and capability.
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What John Swinney gets right about Scottish independence

Like Sinn Fein in Ireland, the SNP are pushing nationalism down the agenda.
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Trump goes to Scotland

It’s our turn to experience Maga in full effect.
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John Swinney is lost in trans confusion

Scottish voters have made up their mind, but the SNP still can’t hear them.