Mark Ruskell publishes member’s bill aimed at reducing speed limit to 20mph in built up areas
The move, which campaigners argue would help improve safety and cut air pollution, has the support of the SNP, Scottish Labour and Scottish Lib Dems
Scottish Labour rules out support for a second independence referendum
Scottish Labour leader Richard Leonard will tell activists at the party's conference that Labour will refuse to support a second vote
Labour refuses to rule out second EU referendum
Party bosses finally agreed a so-called "composite" motion which will be voted on by members at its conference in Liverpool after more than five hours of talks last night
Could artificial intelligence save the health service?
The hype suggests AI could transform the way we experience healthcare, but is it justified?
Interview: Scotland’s national clinical director Jason Leitch on changing culture in healthcare
Scotland’s national clinical director explains how the tools of change can be applied in different areas
A question of health: Q&A with opposition spokespeople
Opposition health spokespeople tell Holyrood what their prescription would be for a healthier Scotland
Vince Cable: The people must have the final say on any Brexit deal
Lib Dem leader Sir Vince Cable writes for Holyrood on Brexit, his party's conference and the future of the Lib Dems
Standardised tests are far from standardised, says headteacher
Rod Grant, head of Clifton Hall School in Edinburgh, points out the flaws in the government's national tests for primary one pupils
Perhaps we’ve been so busy working towards a safer Scotland that we haven’t looked to see how far we've come
Niven Rennie, director of the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit, writes for Holyrood ahead of a Scottish Parliament debate on reducing violent crime
Emily Drouet's death shows us no-one should be waiting for help
As the Scottish Government releases its Suicide Prevention action plan, Fioan Drouet recalls her own experience of discovering her daughter had taken her own life
Associate feature: The time for action on obesity is now
Obesity is set to overtake smoking as the leading cause of preventable cancers and the Scottish Government needs to act now, says Cancer Research UK
Dani Garavelli: Glasgow will not allow its own to be turfed out without a fight
The plight of asylum seekers will only improve if immigration policy is devolved to the Scottish Government
Scottish Borders Council considers creating a single public authority for Scottish Borders
Under the proposals, which will be discussed next week, a new single authority would initially encompass the Council and NHS Borders
Fergus Ewing launches consultation on Forestry Strategy for Scotland
MSPs passed the Forestry and Land Management (Scotland) Bill in March
Standardised tests are far from standardised, says headteacher
Rod Grant, head of Clifton Hall School in Edinburgh, points out the flaws in the government's national tests for primary one pupils
Parliament publishes new 5-year Gaelic plan
Scottish Parliament renews its own approach to the Gaelic language
Mark Ruskell publishes member’s bill aimed at reducing speed limit to 20mph in built up areas
The move, which campaigners argue would help improve safety and cut air pollution, has the support of the SNP, Scottish Labour and Scottish Lib Dems
Scottish Borders Council considers creating a single public authority for Scottish Borders
Under the proposals, which will be discussed next week, a new single authority would initially encompass the Council and NHS Borders
Perhaps we’ve been so busy working towards a safer Scotland that we haven’t looked to see how far we've come
Niven Rennie, director of the Scottish Violence Reduction Unit, writes for Holyrood ahead of a Scottish Parliament debate on reducing violent crime
End favourable immigration status for EU citizens, recommends UK advisory body
Post-Brexit migration system should favour skilled workers over poorer economic migrants, reports the Migration Advisory Committee
Mark Ruskell publishes member’s bill aimed at reducing speed limit to 20mph in built up areas
The move, which campaigners argue would help improve safety and cut air pollution, has the support of the SNP, Scottish Labour and Scottish Lib Dems
Scottish Land Commission and SEPA launch taskforce to tackle derelict land
Two bodies signed a Sustainable Growth Agreement to support local authorities in stimulating long term regeneration and renewal
Theresa May warns Brexit talks are “at an impasse”
Theresa May said: "I will not overturn the result of the referendum nor will I break up my country."
End favourable immigration status for EU citizens, recommends UK advisory body
Post-Brexit migration system should favour skilled workers over poorer economic migrants, reports the Migration Advisory Committee