Offensive Weapons Bill will stop retailers selling knives to children online
The UK Government bill will tighten the law around online sales of knives and other potential weapons such as acids
Scottish Government launches £2m digital development loan for businesses
The fund will help businesses meet the upfront costs of improving their digital capabilities
Scottish Crown Estate labelled ‘a feudal relic’ ahead of reform
Greens pledge “radical overhaul” of Crown Estate bill
Job search: a robust labour market masks some sobering forecasts for the economy
Economic forecasting has consistently shown that Scotland’s employment challenges set it apart from other countries in the UK
Life after #metoo
In October last year, following publication of allegations of sexual abuse against Hollywood mogul Harvey Weinstein, there promised to be a revolution
Getting to know you: Gail Ross
SNP MSP for Caithness, Sutherland and Ross Gail Ross has a blether with Jenni Davidson
Associate feature: keeping up with the skills requirements of the biotechnology industry is a challenge
A wide technology base and a range of soft skills are needed for biotechnology, says IBioIC skills programme manager Rachel Moir
Brexit has seen the UK Government’s contempt for Scotland laid bare
Regardless of whether you think the SNP acted childishly in walking out of the House of Commons in protest, the symbolism was obvious
Associate feature: Tackling youth unemployment is unfinished business
We need to do more to tackle youth unemployment, says Inspiring Scotland chief Celia Tennant
Visiting Srebrenica filled me with anger and shame
For too long the story of Srebrenica and the wider atrocities committed during the Bosnia war have been muffled, if not outright denied
Associate feature: Brexit gives us the chance to rethink the way we do business in Scotland
Finance leaders need technical knowledge supplemented with ethical and professional behaviours in today’s fast-evolving business landscape
Sketch: The dream lives on at the SNP conference
Sketch: The SNP conference provides a chance to check up on the state of the campaign for Scottish independence
Businesses affected by Glasgow School of Art fire to be offered financial help
Glasgow City Council pledge assistance for local businesses impacted by art school blaze
Number of children living in temporary accommodation in Scotland rises for fourth year
Over 500 more children were housed in temporary accommodation last year than the year before
Finland links up with East Lothian schools to study Curriculum for Excellence
Finnish school leader “impressed” with Scottish approach to school improvement
Associate feature: keeping up with the skills requirements of the biotechnology industry is a challenge
A wide technology base and a range of soft skills are needed for biotechnology, says IBioIC skills programme manager Rachel Moir
Former Tory leader Lord Hague urges Theresa May to legalise cannabis
The war on cannabis has been "comprehensively and irreversibly lost", former Conservative leader William Hague has told Theresa May, amid a growing Cabinet row over the drug
UK health spending pledge could mean extra £2bn for NHS Scotland, claim Conservatives
Theresa May’s ‘Brexit dividend’ pledge slammed as 'magic money tree'
Offensive Weapons Bill will stop retailers selling knives to children online
The UK Government bill will tighten the law around online sales of knives and other potential weapons such as acids
New EU copyright rules could ‘break the internet’, Labour MEP warns
Labour MEP Catherine Stihler has warned that the changes could harm journalism if they are passed by the European Parliament
Scottish Crown Estate labelled ‘a feudal relic’ ahead of reform
Greens pledge “radical overhaul” of Crown Estate bill
Ineos loses fracking court case against Scottish Government
The oil and gas company was seeking a judicial review of the Scottish Government’s ban on fracking
Scottish Government launches £2m digital development loan for businesses
The fund will help businesses meet the upfront costs of improving their digital capabilities
Job search: a robust labour market masks some sobering forecasts for the economy
Economic forecasting has consistently shown that Scotland’s employment challenges set it apart from other countries in the UK