David Torrance
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'It was revolutionary': David Torrance reassesses Britain’s First Labour Government
Kevin McKenna speaks to David Torrance about his new work, Wild Men, the Remarkable Story of Britain’s First Labour Government.
David Torrance: Political tribalism offers easy answers in frustrating world
David Torrance: Airstrikes in Syria are far from ideal, but it’s better than nothing
David Torrance: Sturgeon faces some hard choices at home when selling Scotland abroad
David Torrance: Standing up for Scotland may be an impossible task for Davidson
David Torrance: How Brexit vote has left the SNP making the same historical error
David Torrance: Why Labour playing the history card may be key to its resurgence
David Torrance: How Gibraltar learned to stop fearing Brexit
David Torrance: 'The SNP see in Brexit an opportunity'
David Torrance: The SNP's independence proposition resembles another Brexit-like leap into the unknown
David Torrance: Why Sturgeon's next deputy leader won't change a thing
David Torrance: Ruth Davidson will be hoping not to be caught on the wrong side of a Tory coup
David Torrance: Why dissent can only strengthen Scotland's cultural identity
David Torrance: From Cameron to Sturgeon, how Brexit remains subject to the law of unintended consequences
David Torrance: SNP's end-justifies-the-means politics risks turning mandarins into lap dogs
David Torrance: Why Sturgeon has to keep a second referendum both on and off the table
David Torrance: Why Trump could confound the liberals and win a second term
David Torrance: Has the SNP gifted the centre ground to Davidson's Tories?
David Torrance: Nationalists are hardly taxing people until the pips squeak
David Torrance: SNP Brexiters remain Nicola Sturgeon’s central problem
David Torrance: Let's hope think-tank can breathe new life and ideas into Scotland's political debate
David Torrance: Parties jockeying for position in the race to offer a real choice
David Torrance: Davidson is in a better place than Hammond after the Budget
David Torrance: Brexit silver lining only depends on how brave our leaders are
David Torrance: SNP and Labour live in the make-believe 'Micawber' world that something will turn up
David Torrance: Holyrood was never going to be immune from the sex scandal
David Torrance: How Winnie Ewing's by-election win 50 years ago led to a potpourri of pointless problems
David Torrance: Why a new pro-Union “forum for debate” is long overdue
David Torrance: Corbyn surge prompts SNP to try on emperor's new clothes
David Torrance: SNP may occupy no man's land for now, but big battles lie ahead
David Torrance: Project Ruth has come a long way as Scots Tories emerge from the political doldrums
David Torrance: How standing up for Scotland is a far from simple task
David Torrance: Richard Leonard is Labour's man to stop the SNP
David Torrance: Why devolution has hardly had room to breathe
David Torrance: Bridge cannot mask a mediocre decade in government
David Torrance: Nationalist circles need to be squared over Brexit
David Torrance: Why nationalism cannot be wished away or masked by a change of name
David Torrance: Salmond's real talents lie in politics not showbusiness
David Torrance: Scots Tories could transform politics with 'Constructive Conservatism'
David Torrance: Nationalists should be careful what they wish for
David Torrance: Opportunity for SNP to take on vested interests in farming rather than just rearranging the furniture
David Torrance: Sturgeon turns back the clock as leader of the Scottish Narky Party
David Torrance: Welcome to the age of political change now dominated by soundbites rather than sound ideas
David Torrance: Soft Brexit hopes leave SNP's quest for independence in a rather strange place
David Torrance: SNP’s soft Brexit quest leaves independence in strange place
David Torrance: Tories' appetite for power leave them stuffed full with problems
David Torrance: Once independence momentum is lost, it’s fiendishly difficult to regain
David Torrance: Davidson on the ascent as Sturgeon is caught between rock and hard place
David Torrance: Terror attacks require a measured response, not tribal posturing
David Torrance: Perfunctory, frivolous and vacuous . . . welcome to election 2017
David Torrance: Manifestos are unread, unloved and peripheral to electoral success or failure
David Torrance: It's time to think about ditching the pensions triple lock
David Torrance: Mayism and Sturgeonism are the same opportunistic mish-mash of left and right
David Torrance: Nicola Sturgeon will win more seats but momentum is with Tories