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Hugo Rifkind

The ‘no’ campaign’s problem was that it sounded like me

18 September 2014

1:00 PM

18 September 2014

1:00 PM

Journalistically speaking, it’s been a good year to be Scottish and Jewish. Had I been a Welsh Zoroastrian, say, I doubt I’d have had nearly so much to say.

In recent months, obviously, it’s been the Scottish thing that has really taken off. I used to be marginally Scottish, irrelevantly Scottish; never realising that a period of being helpfully Scottish was just around the corner.

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