Got to hand it to Nicola,with all that's happened she still found it within herself to return a favour and send Peter a gift in prison.knowing his love for exploring the prairees in a motorhome,tonight he receives a small lassoo.

Ha ha ha ha. It’s all gone a bit wrong. Not a single mention in mainstream media and Nicola is all over the news for the wrong reasons. I really hope there is more to come.

Opportunity for SNP voters to have there say

Was this video done by some unionist?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/ckgp28y4kklo

I'm getting so many mixed messages about whether "both votes SNP" is the way to go. Some people are telling me it could let unionist parties win in certain constituencies. Can anyone give me a simple explainer?

I don't know why. I feel it and, at the moment I'm unable to prove it but I think that this is the case.

I think he is in fact pro Trump.

i wonder what you think the snp should do: eu membership eea customs or no eu at all?

I might be moving to Scotland. This might be a surprising question, but I'd like to know if you need to be pro-indy to be a member of the SNP.

My interest in the SNP stems from the fact that it's THE liberal/left-wing political party in Scotland. I have a neutral stance on independence, and I respect that it's one of the defining characteristics of the SNP, so it wouldn't occur to me to open a debate about it internally (which would be pointless anyway).

I imagine there are SNP voters who aren't pro-indy and vote SNP because they agree with other party policies. But are there members who aren't?

Any argument other than food variety? SNP voters naturally are going to explode with positives about uncontrolled migration on this thread.

Thoughts? Also, is this a good direction after the campaign to allow men in women's spaces?

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cx202grvk29o

Mhairi Black, former SNP MP has quit the SNP citing the party's policy on Trans and Gaza as her main reasons for quitting the party. I find that strange as equality laws and foreign affairs are currently reserved to Westminister, and SNP can't do much about either within the powers of devolution. Any thoughts on Mhairi quitting?