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Andrew Tickell: There is no magic legal bullet to win, or stop, independence

IT’S a “no.” Having war-gamed out all the potential outcomes, all the nuances and ambiguities, the Supreme Court gave us a clear and…

The National (Scotland)

The supreme court’s batting away of Indyref2 leaves Sturgeon more isolated than ever

The five judges’ robust decision leaves the SNP with no choice but to seek independence through a general election, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

Democracy at stake after Supreme Court ruling – Sturgeon

An SNP conference will be held in the new year to discuss a proposed 'de facto referendum'

Insider UK

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Sturgeon: Democracy at stake after Supreme Court rules against indyref2 plan

The Scottish First Minister now plans to use the next general election to seek to establish majority support for independence.

The Independent UK

Conclusions of Supreme Court justices on Scottish independence case

Five Supreme Court judges concluded that going ahead with a second vote would be beyond the powers of Holyrood.

The Independent UK

Supreme Court ruling against indyref2 plan ‘exposes myth’ on union – Sturgeon

The court ruled the Scottish Parliament does not have the power to legislate for a referendum on independence.

The Independent UK

What is the supreme court’s Scottish independence ruling about?

All you need to know about decision on whether Scotland can hold new referendum without Westminster approval

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Review: 'Which Side Are You On,' by Ryan Lee Wong

FICTION: An idealistic college student plans to drop out to focus on community organizing, while his old-school Asian activist parents try to dissuade him.

Tribune News Service

The Mancunian Way: Oxbridge deserts

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Manchester Evening News

Legal expert explains why UK Government wants the indyref2 case thrown out

Does the Scottish Parliament have the legislative competence to pass a referendum Bill? And should judges answer this question now? The Supreme…

The National (Scotland)

UK urges judges to throw out independence case during day two at Supreme Court

THE UK Government kept up efforts to have the Supreme Court independence referendum case thrown out altogether as its top law officer gave evidence…

The National (Scotland)

Indyref2 Bill ‘directly’ relates to reserved matter, Supreme Court told

A two-day hearing on the Scottish Parliament’s legislative competence has concluded.

The Independent UK

Andrew Tickell explains the significance of day one of the Supreme Court indy case

THE political issues may be combustible, but few rhetorical fireworks went off on Tuesday as the UK Supreme Court began its two-day oral hearing on…

The National (Scotland)

Summary: The key arguments in the Supreme Court on day one of the indyref case

Judges are seeking to establish whether the Scottish Parliament has the legislative competence to hold an independence referendum without…

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The Independent UK

Supreme Court asked to rule on ‘critically important question’ of Indyref2

Judges at the UK’s highest court heard arguments in the case around the Scottish Independence Referendum Bill.

The National (Scotland)

‘Disgrace that nobody wants’: Douglas Ross rages at Supreme Court indyref2 case

DOUGLAS Ross has claimed it is a “disgrace” that the Supreme Court has been asked to rule on whether Scotland can legislate for indyref2…

The Independent UK

‘Exceptional importance’ that referendum question resolved, Supreme Court told

The Scottish Government’s top law officer began making her arguments on Tuesday.

The Guardian - UK

Supreme court urged to throw out Scottish independence poll case

Lawyer for UK government says request to allow Scottish parliament to hold referendum should fall at the first hurdle

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Daily Record

Scottish independence: What every indyref2 poll has said in the last year as Supreme Court hearing begins

Five judges - Lord Reed, Lord Lloyd-Jones, Lord Sales, Lord Stephens and Lady Rose - will hear arguments from both sides over the next two days with an outcome expected later this year.

USA Today Sports Media Group

LIV Golf’s Patrick Reed refiles $750 million defamation lawsuit in Florida and includes Golfweek columnist, Golf Channel hosts

The lawsuit alleges conspiracy, defamation, injurious falsehood and tortious interference.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Lynch: Why America’s Presidents Cup team should toast Greg Norman, LIV Golf

LIV Golf decontaminated the U.S. team room dynamics that have undermined it for decades.

Tribune News Service

Orioles sign, introduce No. 1 overall pick Jackson Holliday: ‘I want to be up here as fast as possible’

BALTIMORE — As Orioles executive vice president and general manager Mike Elias said at a table in Camden Yards’ auxiliary clubhouse with a first overall pick beside him, he couldn’t help but reflect on the previous time he had done so.

USA Today Sports Media Group

Denver extends Kentavious Caldwell-Pope for 2-years, $30 million

Denver Nuggets guard Kentavious Caldwell-Pope has agreed on a two-year, $30 million extension, his agent, Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul, told ESPN on Wednesday night. Source: Adrian Wojnarowski @ ESPN What's the buzz on Twitter? Adrian Wojnarowski @ ...

The Independent UK

Johnson attacks lawyers as last-ditch legal hearings take place over Rwanda plan

The Prime Minister said lawyers were very good at ‘picking up ways of trying to stop the Government’.

Reason

Anonymity and Pro-Abortion-Rights Initiatives and Referenda

What kind of a showing of possible "harassment" or "reprisals" must backers of such ballot measures make to keep petition signatures (and financial contributions) from becoming public records?

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