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Gregor Gall

Professor Gregor Gall is director of the Jimmy Reid Foundation. He's the editor of A New Scotland: Building an Equal, Fair and Sustainable Society

Latest articles from Gregor Gall

Riot police use a water cannon as they face students during a protest in Rennes, western France

Riot police use a water cannon as they face students during a protest in Rennes, western France

As France and Spain rebel, here's the real reason the British do nothing

'Andy Burnham arrives in Liverpool on Saturday for the conference with an entirely different public mood around him and the Labour Party'

'Andy Burnham arrives in Liverpool on Saturday for the conference with an entirely different public mood around him and the Labour Party'

The Burnham bounce is over and Labour should be worried

A rally in Glasgow last Saturday held by the Pink Ladies, a women-led anti-immigration group

A rally in Glasgow last Saturday held by the Pink Ladies, a women-led anti-immigration group

Dark days beckon with new tide of anti-immigrant protests. SNP and Labour, take heed

'Marra is widely seen as the continuity candidate against the upstart outsider Fagan'

'Marra is widely seen as the continuity candidate against the upstart outsider Fagan'

Why Michael Marra and Joe Fagan cannot restore Scottish Labour’s lost soul

'The SNP’s balance of constituency MSPs to list MSPs has changed quite drastically since 1999'

'The SNP’s balance of constituency MSPs to list MSPs has changed quite drastically since 1999'

SNP’s wasted second votes: how 2026 election exposed the flaws in the list system

'It seems that Farage and his merry band of men and women have actually started to experience their first floundering'

'It seems that Farage and his merry band of men and women have actually started to experience their first floundering'

Reform is already slipping - these Tory defections could be the coup de grace

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage

The only plans I want to make for Nigel in 2026 is for him to disappear

The SNP will again receive the most votes at the next Scottish election, but it will be its lowest share since 2007

The SNP will again receive the most votes at the next Scottish election, but it will be its lowest share since 2007

Depressing: once again the SNP will be able to talk the talk without walking the walk

Gillian Mackay, co-leader of the Scottish Greens

Gillian Mackay, co-leader of the Scottish Greens

Where's Scotland's Zack Polanski? Scottish Greens are going nowhere

Nicola Sturgeon's memoir was published in August

Nicola Sturgeon's memoir was published in August

Frankly, Nicola, I have to ask: what have you been doing in your paid time as an MSP?