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• Brown's triumph over Brown

  Oct 22 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Scotland will not thank the prime minister for his efforts to 'save' its banking system

• The battle for the Scottish media

  Sep 5 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: With any luck, the present downturn will last long enough to wreck the economics of the conventional press and its ganglions

• Scots and the English centre-left

  Aug 8 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Decentralised English government with new ideas, resources and institutions is a better solution than more metropolitanism

• Home improvements in Glasgow East

  Jul 24 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Housing has always been an issue in the city – and the MP John Wheatley was perhaps its one true champion

• Lords of the Aisles

  Jun 8 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Where the supermarkets win, the high street gets taken over by charity shops, estate agents and cheapo dealers

• The Greeks sail away

  Jun 1 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: The closure of the Zeebrugge-Rosyth ferry will be a serious blow to Scotland, ending the nation's sole direct sea link with Europe

• Remaking industry

  May 7 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Britain's problem is that the fostering of technical skills has been abandoned in favour of market forces

• Noise and signals

  Apr 13 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: The credit crash can create new options - such as unlearning a lot of what has been fashionable and disastrous

• Ghosts of 1968

  Mar 25 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Remembering 1968 means rather more than several ageing rockers-turned-millionaires getting knighthoods

• RIP, late Britain

  Mar 16 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Born out of expediency, the union always was slightly frosty. And now it is melting away entirely

• Gordon's Götterdämmerung

  Mar 10 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: London is full of Munchkins, bred in government thinktanks (on the left) or in PR concerns (on the right)

• Devolving the Scottish press

  Feb 26 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Andrew Neil is still attacking devolution: the Scottish press need to stop being so influenced and move the debate forward

• History starts and ends local

  Feb 11 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: Sadly, history can't teach lessons, but it can recreate a political landscape, show where changes occurred and what longterm effects were caused

• Trainspotting at St Boswells

  Jan 28 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: The tosh-spouting, isolationist Jeremy Clarkson tendency may hate it, but the Borders will get their rail link

• Not yet back on track

  Jan 15 2008:

  Christopher Harvie: The Waverley railway in Scotland, closed by Labour in 1969, should have reopened this year. Now it's maybe 2011, and maybe never

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