UPDATED: Law Keeps ‘Trans’ Women Out of Scottish Prisons, Again TEC News June 23, 2026 A judge has ruled that housing male prisoners in the female estate is unlawful, yet to date prison bosses haven’t complied.
Win for Labour, Headache for Starmer TEC News June 19, 2026 The high-profile Makerfield by-election sees Andy Burnham return to parliament, setting up his run in a Labour leadership contest—which could, potentially crown him as PM.
Migrant Pair Guilty of Attacking Dundee Girls TEC News June 12, 2026 Acting in self-defence in August 2025 saw ‘Sophie of Dundee’ become a symbol of the failure of the British state to protect its citizens.
Scottish Parliament Backs Call for New Independence Referendum TEC News May 27, 2026 First Minister John Swinney said he would raise the issue with Prime Minister Keir Starmer in upcoming talks.
Scottish Boy Who Wouldn’t Bow to Mecca Goes Viral TEC News May 27, 2026 No submission from a young Beaver scout, just an image of refusing to conform—now treated on the Right as an inspirational meme.
Scotland’s ‘Once in a Lifetime’ Vote Could Return by 2028 Michael Curzon April 13, 2026 Unionist parties warn of renewed division as nationalist leaders step up efforts to force another vote on breaking away from the UK.
Scottish Schoolgirls Given Rape Alarms Amid Migrant Fears TEC News April 8, 2026 Residents report men loitering near schools as pressure grows to shut asylum hotel.
Iranian Man Among Two Arrested at UK Nuclear Submarine Base TEC News / AFP March 20, 2026 Pair detained after attempted entry at Faslane, as security concerns grow over Iran-linked threats in Britain.
Scottish Parliament Decisively Rejects Assisted Suicide Michael Curzon March 18, 2026 “It’s all falling apart for the assisted suicide campaign,” delighted campaigners proclaimed.
Scotland: Assisted Suicide Bill Amendment Proposes Lower Jail Term for Coercion TEC News March 10, 2026 Under the proposed change, the maximum summary sentence for coercion would drop from two years to twelve months.
