SNP defeated on local NHS cuts
SNP suffers second defeat in parliament since losing its overall majority in May
What exactly does Brexit mean?
Three months on from the referendum, and still no one seems to know what Brexit means
Is the UK's system of asylum support fit for purpose?
With destitution among asylum seekers increasing, how could the system be made to work better?
Ian Murray on the battle for Labour's soul
Interview: Holyrood speaks to Labour's only remaining Labour MP on the party's turbulent summer
UK Party conferences 2016 - a comedy of errors
Both Labour and Conservatives, the big political parties in the UK, are deeply divided, but amidst the drama one is holding it together
Paul Sinclair: We are watching the death of the UK Labour Party
Instead of coming to the aid of the Labour Party in its time of strife, Jeremy Corbyn’s challengers have bottled it
SNP can inflict a Tory defeat over grammar schools in England
Andrew Whitaker on why the SNP should oppose Theresa May's grammar schools scheme
Kezia Dugdale: More control for Scottish Labour
The Scottish Labour leader writes for Holyrood on the proposals for more autonomy for the party in Scotland
Air Passenger Duty: Flying in the face of austerity
Mike Robinson, Royal Scottish Geographical Society chief executive, on plans to cut Air Passenger Duty
Theresa May on Brexit, Scotland and the future of the UK
The Prime Minister writes for Holyrood magazine ahead of the Conservative Party conference
Sketch: Willie Rennie talks about pigs at the Lib Dem conference
The Lib Dem conference sees Willie Rennie share the secrets to his success
Libraries awarded over £2.3m of funding since launch of library strategy
Scottish libraries have been awarded over £2.3m of funding since Scotland’s first public libraries strategy was launched last year
Stirling Council leader to stand down at next year’s local government election
Stirling Council leader Johanna Boyd has announced she will not be standing in next year’s local government elections
Libraries awarded over £2.3m of funding since launch of library strategy
Scottish libraries have been awarded over £2.3m of funding since Scotland’s first public libraries strategy was launched last year
Curriculum for excellence guidance was ‘self-evident lunacy’, MSPs hear
Keir Bloomer tells MSPs to trust the teaching profession to lead change
Alcohol harm - From the front line of health challenges 1
Alcohol harm provides the first focus for our series in which leading clinicians tell Holyrood how they can be supported
Scottish Labour to force NHS cuts vote
Health board plans to downgrade or close local services should be classed as 'major service changes' says Anas Sarwar
MI6 to recruit more staff in face of advances in digital technology
The intelligence agency is reported be looking for 1,000 more staff in response to changes in technology
Michael Matheson orders review of undercover policing in Scotland
Justice Secretary Michael Matheson orders an inquiry into undercover police activities in Scotland following pressure from opposition MSPs such as Labour's Neil Findlay
The Scottish Government needs to develop clearer action plans for adapting to climate change, says CCC
Committee on Climate Change says a lack of evidence makes it difficult to assess Scotland’s vulnerability to climate impacts
Air Passenger Duty: Flying in the face of austerity
Mike Robinson, Royal Scottish Geographical Society chief executive, on plans to cut Air Passenger Duty
Scottish Government digital business accelerator funding winners announced
Nine digital business are to be supported to develop technology solutions to public sector challenges
First shipment of US shale gas arrives in Scotland, renewing debate over future of fracking
Ineos said the ethane, which was delivered from US shale reserves, would help protect the future of its Grangemouth plant