By Chris Hirst

The Scottish independence referendum has been the most exciting thing to happen in British politics for a generation. It stirred unprecedented levels of engagement, record turnouts and suddenly made it ok to talk about politics, possibly because it didn’t feel like politics.

Most people in Britain, myself included, breathed a sigh of relief when on the morning of 19 September we awoke to find our Kingdom still United, at least in name. While I believe the No’s would have had a landslide victory had all Scots, not just people in Scotland, been able to vote, we are left with a country Read full story ›

Source: The Drum