Public sector workers to receive training to address discrimination against Travellers
Scottish Government, COSLA and Police Scotland announce joint work to address discrimination throughout public services, announces Christina McKelvie
Compensation to be given to survivors of abuse in care
John Swinney issues an apology to the survivors
Brexit transition period will end ‘well before’ 2022, Theresa May promises
The Prime Minister is under mounting pressure over plans to leave open the option of extending Britain’s transition period
Respite care model can be replicated across Scotland, says Leuchie House’s retiring CEO Mairi O’Keefe
Interview: Mairi O’Keefe tells Holyrood that people with neurological conditions deserve a human rights based approach
Brexit, Ireland and the case for Scottish independence
Continued UK membership of the customs union would make post-independence negotiations between the UK and an independent Scotland simpler, but a hard Brexit could boost support for independence
Men who care: attracting men into the caring professions
Attracting men into the caring professions faces some societal challenges but there is a movement to encourage more men into caring roles
Theresa May's Brexit limbo endangers the Union
Mandy Rhodes: For the leader of party that prides itself on upholding the Union, the PM is making a jolly good fist at tearing it apart
The law around hate crime is a mess, but is virtue-signalling legislation really the answer?
Mandy Rhodes on the Scottish Government's plans to consult on including misogyny in hate crime
Sketch: Disorder at the SNP conference
Sketch: Liam Kirkaldy goes on a search for hope at the SNP conference
The presumption that women are primarily responsible for raising children is everywhere
Gemma Fraser takes a look at attempts to confront paternal inequality in Scotland
The Ashers case raises questions over the weight we should give to deeply held convictions in public life
Tobias Kelly, Professor of Political and Legal Anthropology, on the wider questions surrounding a baker refusing to make a cake supporting gay marriage
If we don’t stop boys ‘just being boys’, men will not stop treating women like toys
Mandy Rhodes on the compelling testimony by Dr Christine Blasey Ford
Public sector workers to receive training to address discrimination against Travellers
Scottish Government, COSLA and Police Scotland announce joint work to address discrimination throughout public services, announces Christina McKelvie
'Working conditions in Scottish schools akin to Victorian workhouse'
Teachers launch scathing attack on the Scottish Government over mounting pressures in the classroom
Public sector workers to receive training to address discrimination against Travellers
Scottish Government, COSLA and Police Scotland announce joint work to address discrimination throughout public services, announces Christina McKelvie
Compensation to be given to survivors of abuse in care
John Swinney issues an apology to the survivors
Public sector workers to receive training to address discrimination against Travellers
Scottish Government, COSLA and Police Scotland announce joint work to address discrimination throughout public services, announces Christina McKelvie
Respite care model can be replicated across Scotland, says Leuchie House’s retiring CEO Mairi O’Keefe
Interview: Mairi O’Keefe tells Holyrood that people with neurological conditions deserve a human rights based approach
Public sector workers to receive training to address discrimination against Travellers
Scottish Government, COSLA and Police Scotland announce joint work to address discrimination throughout public services, announces Christina McKelvie
Compensation to be given to survivors of abuse in care
John Swinney issues an apology to the survivors
Scottish Tory MPs threaten to vote down Brexit deal over fishing row
Douglas Ross says Tory MPs could be ready to vote against the UK Government over fisheries policy
BSE detected in Aberdeenshire
Ministers have introduced an emergency prevention response plan, placing movement restrictions on the farm and launching further investigations to identify its origin
Brexit stockpiling will give Scottish economy short-term boost, Scotland’s chief economist predicts
The annual State of the Economy report shows Scotland’s economy growing faster than the rest of the UK
Brexit, Ireland and the case for Scottish independence
Continued UK membership of the customs union would make post-independence negotiations between the UK and an independent Scotland simpler, but a hard Brexit could boost support for independence