Home secretary Sajid Javid apologises to 'wrongfully removed or detained' Windrush migrants
Javid confirmed that people who are not in the UK will be able to return and help will be given to claim to compensation for those that are eligible
HMRC begins rollout of new customs software to importers ahead of UK leaving EU
The first stage of the rollout of the Customs Declaration Service has been hailed as a “milestone” by officials
EU migrants to stay on in Britain under ‘no deal’ Brexit, leaked papers reveal
The papers suggest the UK will “take the moral high ground” and guarantee EU citizens’ rights
Young people’s mental health: ‘I felt like I didn’t have an eating disorder because I wasn’t really, really thin’
Holyrood spoke to series of young people about their experience of mental ill health. Here sixteen-year-old *Megan tells Holyrood about struggling with an eating disorder in high school
A year on from my dad's death, I am learning that grief does not have an expiry date
Mandy Rhodes on the pain of losing her father
Scotland’s shipyards: victims of misplaced optimism
The latest setback is another case of unrealistic promises to Scottish shipbuilders
Hannah Bardell: Britain is failing its citizens in handling deaths abroad
The SNP MP for Livingston calls on the Foreign Secretary to hear first-hand how resources and training at the FCO need to be improved
Associate feature: Can Scotland become smokefree by 2034?
Ross Parker, Director of Corporate Affairs and Communications at Fontem Ventures, on achieving Scotland’s new Tobacco Control Strategy
As the UK hurtles towards Brexit, the self-immolation of Labour is a dangerous indulgence
Mandy Rhodes on the anti-Semitism row engulfing the Labour Party
IVF has allowed millions of people to become parents, but infertility treatment is still a lottery
As Louise Brown, the first so-called test tube baby, celebrated her 40th last week I reflected on all the people who had an investment in what led to my son’s creation
Sketch: Brexit does not necessarily mean we will all starve to death
Dominic Raab's appearance in front of the House of Commons Brexit select committee does little to allay fears over leaving the EU
In dropping its opposition to the death penalty the UK risks relinquishing its claim to moral leadership
The whole point of long standing moral principles is that they do not shift when it is convenient, yet that is exactly what seems to have happened
Business and third sector experts invited to help shape Edinburgh and South-East Scotland City Region Deal
Members of the regional enterprise council will advise on aspects of the city deal based on their expertise
Scottish Government launches consultation on guidance to make funeral costs clearer
The guidance is one part of the Scottish Government’s ten-point plan to tackle funeral poverty
Scottish Government pledges £1.6m to prevent young people being drawn into crime
£800,000 per year will be put into extending the whole system approach to preventing youth offending
University of Strathclyde manufacturing research centre to receive £96m from UK Government
The Advanced Forming Research Centre is one of seven high-value manufacturing Catapult centres across the UK
No deal Brexit ‘potentially catastrophic’ for NHS, BMA warns
The British Medical Association warns of potential staffing issues, delays to treatment and an end to reciprocal
Associate feature: Can Scotland become smokefree by 2034?
Ross Parker, Director of Corporate Affairs and Communications at Fontem Ventures, on achieving Scotland’s new Tobacco Control Strategy
Home secretary Sajid Javid apologises to 'wrongfully removed or detained' Windrush migrants
Javid confirmed that people who are not in the UK will be able to return and help will be given to claim to compensation for those that are eligible
Hannah Bardell: Britain is failing its citizens in handling deaths abroad
The SNP MP for Livingston calls on the Foreign Secretary to hear first-hand how resources and training at the FCO need to be improved
UK Government launches £20m funding contest for agriculture technology
UK businesses can bid for backing for projects that use technology to improve how food gets from field to fork
Anger as cost of Boris Johnson Heathrow vote-dodging trip revealed
The Foreign and Commonwealth Office has revealed that it paid £19,366 for three staff members to accompany Johnson
HMRC begins rollout of new customs software to importers ahead of UK leaving EU
The first stage of the rollout of the Customs Declaration Service has been hailed as a “milestone” by officials
Scottish Government opens new international office in Canada
The office in Ottawa will promote economic ties between Scotland and Canada