Kezia Dugdale calls for referendum on final Brexit deal
Kezia Dudgale blasts "complete paucity" of Labour "to say and do the right thing no matter how hard or unpopular that might be at first"
Britain is caught in a Tory Brexit melodrama
We are at a pivotal point in Britain’s history and Boris Johnson epitomises the depth of dysfunction at the heart of government
Ambition 2030: Next Steps for Scotland’s Food and Drinks Industry
After a record year for Scotland’s food and drinks sector, the industry announced ‘Ambition 2030’ in March 2017 – backed by a total of £10 million in funding from itself, the Scottish Government, a
Brexit and party conference season - an evening with the editors
Holyrood editor Mandy Rhodes joins a panel of editors from other dods group titles to discuss the biggest issues in Europe
Associate feature: Direction of travel – tackling health inequalities
NHS Health Scotland chief executive Gerry McLaughlin explains why tackling inequality is at the heart of improving health
Dr Catherine Calderwood: Healthcare needs to move away from a quick fix
Holyrood interviews Scotland’s Chief Medical Officer, Catherine Calderwood, on her realistic medicine vision
Jeremy Corbyn: people in Scotland are being held back
EXCLUSIVE: At the general election Labour defied all expectations and changed the political landscape. Now we are on a permanent campaign footing, ready to fight another election whenever it is called – and form a government that works for the many not the few.
Power equals health
Associate feature: What does having power mean for our health, asks two prominent health inequalities researchers
Sketch: Fergus Ewing dreams of seaweed
Liam Kirkaldy on the latest Holyrood food and drink debate
There is no quick fix in mental health
Scotland can and must do better on mental health, writes SAMH chair Chris Creegan
Let's fix inequality now
Public health professor Sir Harry Burns argues treating illness is not enough to create a healthy society
Let clothes be clothes: gender stereotyping
It’s time to move away from old-fashioned, restrictive ideas and bin the pink/blue divide
City of Edinburgh councillors approve outline business case to extend tramline
A final decision on taking the tram to Newhaven will be made in autumn 2018
Former First Minister to launch new alliance ahead of Planning Bill
Henry McLeish will chair the group which is made up of 10 planning and placemaking organisations
‘Slow progress’ in widening access to university, reports Scottish Funding Council
First report against Commission for Widening Access recommendations reveals slow progress by universities
Former Cisco Scotland director appointed as chair of Skills Development Scotland digital skills group
Donald Mclaughlin will chair the group that is tasked with promoting digital skills in Scotland
NHS takes control of record number of GP practices
Scottish GP practices returned to health board control reaches 52 - the highest on record, says RCGP Scotland
Power equals health
Associate feature: What does having power mean for our health, asks two prominent health inequalities researchers
New study to look at how juries in Scotland reach verdicts
The study will look the Scottish ‘not proven’ verdict and effect of jury size in reaching decisions
Scottish Parliament Justice Committee backs domestic abuse bill
The committee called the long-term effects of psychological abuse “sobering”
More clarity needed on circus animals ban, Holyrood Committee concludes
The Scottish Parliament’s Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee has said the bill needs tightened “to avoid misinterpretation”
Theresa May criticises Donald Trump Paris climate agreement withdrawal
Theresa May uses address to UN to defend Paris accord on emissions
John McDonnell pledges to bring all PFI contracts back into public sector
Speaking at the Labour conference, McDonnell said he wanted to end the “scandal” of private firms making huge profits on the back of deals to build hospitals and schools
UK to seek two year implementation period after Brexit in 2019, Theresa May confirms
In a keynote speech in Florence, the Prime Minister said neither the UK or the EU would be ready to implement Brexit by March 2019