OPINION

If the second IndyRef campaign follows the same trajectory as the first, we'll have an overwhelming majority.

First Minister warns of the economic threat of Brexit - but economic implications of independence are far worse.

The treatment of Bishop Philip North, an Anglo-Catholic, shows the Church's prospects for unity are grim.

The Dutch could leave the Eurozone in a massive blow to the whole EU project.

Philip Hammond is addressing a genuine problem with how the self-employed are taxed.

Vice chairman and de facto chief Jay Y Lee is accused of bribery and embezzlement.

Social enterprises offer so much more than wealth creation - and they can make Britain truly prosperous.

Many Brits ignore the atrocities committed by ancestors and think the Empire civilised ignorant natives.

The child of a politician should be able to play with the child of a plumber.

Barack Obama and Donald Trump have both failed to hold General Abdel Fattah el-Sisi to account.

Baghdad will need money and support from the US and others if it is to defeat jihadism.

Le Pen is an anti-woman candidate, despite her claims to the contrary.

Seven years on, Tory austerity is still killing Britain.

On International Women's Day 2017 we should focus on how to get working women from the bottom to the top.

Watson put her head above the parapet and used her global profile to make a difference to women.

Facebook is so powerful he thinks the network is untouchable - but the moral hypocrisy is clearer than ever.

It's time to recognise the essential role SME property businesses play in a healthy housing market.

If the EU withdraws visa-free travel then US passports will drop from third to 26th in global rankings.

King Salman's visit to the islands demonstrates the corruption of the regime that seized power in 2012.

The Lords are placing themselves at odds with public opinion, and are risking the survival of their House.

The Irish Republican party has come within a seat of drawing level with the DUP

The decision not to allow the film exposes the insidious nature of Indian patriarchy.

May's negotiations were actually with herself. No wonder Nicola Sturgeon has decided enough is enough.

Schools have started banning the latest playground craze "JoJo bows".

When Tories used anti-immigration rhetoric in 2005 they were rightly defeated - but a lot has changed since.

Society is divided on whether "finders keepers" is right when cash is found.

Uber avoids its responsibilities as an employer by offloading financial risks of the business onto drivers.

Barely a day has gone by this year without Uber being in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Young lives are being ruined because of a lack of knowledge when it comes to drinking and sex.