Labour would introduce ‘real’ living wage of over £10 an hour, pledges John McDonnell
Labour conference: GMB union welcomes pledge on fair pay but calls fracking ban “an abdication of responsibility”
What exactly does Brexit mean?
Three months on from the referendum, and still no one seems to know what Brexit means
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
Person-centred care in Scotland 1 - Realistic Medicine
Can the Chief Medical Officer’s ‘realistic medicine’ help put the person in the centre of their care? Part one of Holyrood's three-part series
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
Henry McLeish: There is no case for an early independence referendum
The Brexit campaign shows a referendum producing a small and insignificant majority, relative to the scale of the issue and population size, could have disastrous consequences
Heart disease research should be “part and parcel” of clinical work, says top clinician
Professor Keith G Oldroyd and Dr Ewan A Dougall write on cardiovascular research in Scotland
Scotland needs a wider debate over environmental justice
How can Scotland provide better access to environmental justice?
UK arms exports undermine its attempts to tackle the root causes of the refugee crisis
The UK's arms export policy undermines claims it is tackling the root causes of the refugee crisis
Labour takes council seat from SNP
Alex MacVey won the seat vacated by new MSP Fulton MacGregor
Kezia Dugdale fails to register vote, allowing Scottish Government to win vote on council tax reform
Scottish Labour calls for investigation after leader Kezia Dugdale saves SNP government from defeat
National 5 assessments cut as John Swinney pledges to 'declutter' education
Education Secretary pledges to 'declutter' education and urges primary schools to embrace digital technology
UHI to take over Highland nursing training
Course transfer will see nurses trained by the University of the Highlands and Islands
Scottish councils’ spend on social work to increase by up to £667m by 2020, Accounts Commission estimates
An audit of social work in Scotland by the Accounts Commission concludes that current ways of providing care are unsustainable
Heart disease research should be “part and parcel” of clinical work, says top clinician
Professor Keith G Oldroyd and Dr Ewan A Dougall write on cardiovascular research in Scotland
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
Roseanna Cunningham: Land Commission will mean an end to the “stop-start nature of land reform”
Community Land Scotland chair Lorne MacLeod calls for discussion of what should come next in land reform
Theresa May tells UN Britain will 'ratify Paris climate change agreement before end of 2016'
Theresa May's maiden speech to UN includes a commitment to tackling climate change
Q&A: Keith Brown, Cabinet Secretary for the Economy, Jobs and Fair Work
"I think the most important skill, either as an MSP or as a cabinet secretary, is the ability to listen"
Q&A: Derek Mackay, Cabinet Secretary for Finance and the Constitution
"When I realised on the day that the government car was taking me to Bute House after John, I knew it was a significant shift"