Armed Forces and NHS Digital explore electronic transfer of health records
GP records of army recruits will be transferred digitally to Defence Medical Services (DMS) – the umbrella organisation for all medical and dental personnel across the Army, Navy, and RAF
Scotland could achieve net zero emissions by 2045, study finds
The study, produced by Vivid Economics, said carbon sinks will play a crucial role in balancing remaining emissions
Tory bosses 'warn Theresa May that Jeremy Corbyn would win snap election'
Experts believe despite currently being neck and neck in the polls, Labour could be poised to win a 'ground war' in a general election campaign
The birth of a parliament
In the year that celebrates the 20th anniversary of the Scottish Parliament, former first minister Henry McLeish tells Gemma Fraser how it all began
How hostile environment immigration policy reaches into every area of UK society
Increasing numbers of professionals – from lecturers to social workers to midwives – are finding themselves thrust into the unwanted role of border guards
Q&A: opposition parties set out their priorities for the Scottish economy
Opposition finance spokespeople explain to Holyrood how they would manage the purse strings differently from the SNP
Brexit has lessons for an Indyref2
Former Improvement Service chief Colin Mair says the case for a second indendence referendum was learn from the Brexit guddle
The question is whether Theresa May is prepared to break her party or break her country
Mandy Rhodes on the consequences of the biggest parliamentary defeat of all time
Scotland can help show the world what real economic progress could look like
Dr Katherine Trebeck, Policy and Knowledge Lead at the Wellbeing Economy Alliance, on how Scotland can help design an economy in service of the collective good
The UK's past means disputes over its museum contents are inevitable
A fresh row has emerged between the Egyptian Government’s Antiquities Repatriation Department and the Museum of Scotland, over a casing stone from the Great Pyramid of Giza
If we want to empower local authorities, why not give councils the power to develop taxes themselves?
Former Improvement Service chief executive Colin Mair takes a look at Scottish Green plans for local tax reform
Indyref2: from gung-ho to go-slow
The SNP rank and file are growing restless, yet the party has been suffering from torpor, says Kenny MacAskill
Committee to back free music tuition for all pupils
MSPs were told during an inquiry that the number of pupils receiving music tuition dropped dramatically after charging was introduced
Brexit has lessons for an Indyref2
Former Improvement Service chief Colin Mair says the case for a second indendence referendum was learn from the Brexit guddle
More diversity needed in teaching profession
Teachers from ethnic minority backgrounds make up just 1.4 per cent of the workforce
Committee to back free music tuition for all pupils
MSPs were told during an inquiry that the number of pupils receiving music tuition dropped dramatically after charging was introduced
Armed Forces and NHS Digital explore electronic transfer of health records
GP records of army recruits will be transferred digitally to Defence Medical Services (DMS) – the umbrella organisation for all medical and dental personnel across the Army, Navy, and RAF
Glasgow super hospital building to be reviewed after deaths linked to pigeon droppings
Jeane Freeman announces investigation into Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in the wake of deaths linked to pigeon infection
£21m contract to supply mobile services to Police Scotland awarded to EE
The three-year contract will enable police to access information remotely and spend more time in communities
Named person plan suffers fresh setback
A panel set up to devise a code of practice said it is struggling to do so without making it too complicated
Scotland could achieve net zero emissions by 2045, study finds
The study, produced by Vivid Economics, said carbon sinks will play a crucial role in balancing remaining emissions
Chemical elements used to make mobile phones added to 'endangered list'
Smartphones are made up of around 30 elements, over half of which are likely to become increasingly scarce
Scotland could achieve net zero emissions by 2045, study finds
The study, produced by Vivid Economics, said carbon sinks will play a crucial role in balancing remaining emissions
Pro-Brexit James Dyson's business relocation to Singapore sparks fury from MPs
Pro-Brexit tycoon James Dyson relocates vacuum firm to Singapore as UK leave date approaches