Soft opt-out organ donation scheme to be introduced in Scotland
SNP come round to the idea of an opt-out organ donation register after consultation shows overwhelming support
The snap election showed Nicola Sturgeon was outmanoeuvred and out of touch with parts of Scotland
Ruth Davidson outmanoeuvred Nicola Sturgeon and capitalised on what was easily portrayed as an obsession with independence
The Teaching Profession in Scotland: Attraction, Recruitment and Retention
Underpinning all ambitions for education provision in Scotland is an ongoing and evolving demand on teachers.
Securing the digital world: cyber security and GDPR
A series of cyber attacks has grabbed the headlines – what is being done to protect our data and our safety?
Robots, connectivity and digital skills: progress on digital in Scotland
With technology now permeating all aspects of life, there is a need for leadership as the public sector pushes to keep up with the pace of change
Tackling homelessness in Scotland
Head of Communications and Policy at Shelter Scotland Adam Lang on why Scotland needs a national homelessness strategy
The SNP's strategy on indyref2 has been a mistake
Kenny MacAskill: This was an election for SNP MPs to Westminster yet the indyref strategy allowed it to be portrayed as a referendum on Nicola Sturgeon
The Conservative party is the enemy of modern Britain
The 2017 general election only opened up a debate for another one
Parliamentary sketch: MSPs talk national parks
Parliamentary sketch: Tory MSP Fin Carson continues his quest to get a national park to call his own
Education policy lacks coherence
Education was one of the key issues of the general election in Scotland
Theresa May, Harold Macmillan and DIY
A blow to the head during an attempt at DIY teaches Liam Kirkaldy a lesson about politics
Scotland ‘taking early years workforce more seriously’ than other UK nations
Professor Iram Siraj praises Scotland's approach to the early learning and childcare workforce since the publication of her review
Tackling homelessness in Scotland
Head of Communications and Policy at Shelter Scotland Adam Lang on why Scotland needs a national homelessness strategy
Scotland ‘taking early years workforce more seriously’ than other UK nations
Professor Iram Siraj praises Scotland's approach to the early learning and childcare workforce since the publication of her review
Grenfell cladding found on Edinburgh Napier student halls
Urgent remedial work ordered on Edinburgh students flats after cladding used at Grenfell Tower found
Public sector pay cap remains after MPs reject Labour amendment to Queen's Speech
Labour calls on the Scottish Government to lift the public sector pay cap in Scotland after SNP MPs vote for Jeremy Corbyn's amendment to the Queen's Speech
NHS Scotland invites bids for £65m managed IT services for GPs
Up to four suppliers are expected to be contracted to supply patient administration and clinical systems to primary care providers
Grenfell cladding found on Edinburgh Napier student halls
Urgent remedial work ordered on Edinburgh students flats after cladding used at Grenfell Tower found
Railway policing merger bill passed
Railway police set to join Police Scotland in 2019 under new legislation
Nicola Sturgeon: UK must guarantee future of EU nationals to protect farming industry
Speaking at the Royal Highland Show, Sturgeon will argue Scotland “has benefitted enormously from freedom of movement”
Parliamentary sketch: MSPs talk national parks
Parliamentary sketch: Tory MSP Fin Carson continues his quest to get a national park to call his own
Public sector pay cap remains after MPs reject Labour amendment to Queen's Speech
Labour calls on the Scottish Government to lift the public sector pay cap in Scotland after SNP MPs vote for Jeremy Corbyn's amendment to the Queen's Speech
Theresa May offers three million EU citizens the right to stay in UK after Brexit
It is not yet known when the cut-off date will be for eligibility to remain in the UK