Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab quits
Raab said he was unable to support the terms of the proposed Brexit deal
Northern Ireland minister quits over Brexit deal as Theresa May braces for leadership challenge
Shailesh Vara quits government but David Mundell backs the Prime Minister over her Brexit deal
Impact on children’s lung development from traffic fumes ‘persists despite Low Emission Zone’, finds study
London's LEZ did not improve health outcomes for children, new study shows ahead of Glasgow's introduction to the idea at the end of the year
Politicians and their plates: Neil Findlay's classic breakfast
Lothians MSP Neil Findlay loves a classic Scottish breakfast with his family
Event report: public sector data protection
A spike in awareness of data privacy means organisations have their hands full
Getting to know you: Paul Sweeney MP
The Labour MP for Glasgow North East talks architecture and board games with Jenni Davidson
Associate feature: Preparing for Scotland’s digital future
David Wallace, director for BT in Scotland, on staying ahead of technological change
When it comes to booze, football is different
Alcohol can be reintroduced to football, but common sense dictates that the sport cannot be treated like rugby, says Kenny MacAskill
The ongoing saga of Universal Credit, and why affordable credit matters
Douglas White, Head of Advocacy at the Carnegie UK Trust, on how to fix Universal Credit
When the rug is pulled from under you, it's essential to have a safety net
Relying on benefits is not a lifestyle choice, as some people believe. For many, it's a lifeline in a time of crisis
Associate feature: We need to plug the data skills gap
Dr George Baxter, Chief Executive Officer of Edinburgh Innovations, on the University of Edinburgh's role in driving the data revolution
There's an idiocy about current political exchange that crowds out rational thinking
In Scotland, we have seen how binary debate has become, where any argument can be reconfigured into how you voted in the independence referendum
Impact on children’s lung development from traffic fumes ‘persists despite Low Emission Zone’, finds study
London's LEZ did not improve health outcomes for children, new study shows ahead of Glasgow's introduction to the idea at the end of the year
Fresh calls for improved safety measures at schools
There were more than 140 safety incidents and "near misses" recorded in Scottish schools in the last two years
Fresh calls for improved safety measures at schools
There were more than 140 safety incidents and "near misses" recorded in Scottish schools in the last two years
Glasgow School of Art hits back at criticisms over its management of historic building
In its inquiry into the fires at Glasgow School of Art, Holyrood’s culture committee has heard suggestions that the GSA is not fit to manage the building
Impact on children’s lung development from traffic fumes ‘persists despite Low Emission Zone’, finds study
London's LEZ did not improve health outcomes for children, new study shows ahead of Glasgow's introduction to the idea at the end of the year
Hospital staff and patients ‘improving food choices’ because of retail standard, finds report
Hospital retailers found stocking more healthy food hit profits, but Healthcare Retail Standard hailed a success by NHS Health Scotland
Tory rebels force Theresa May into major u-turn over fixed-odds gambling machines
UK Government backstracks over 'crack cocaine' gambling machines issue which made Tracey Crouch resign
UK Government on course for defeat over delayed crackdown on fixed-odds betting terminals
More than 20 Conservatives have put their name to an amendment to the Finance Bill bringing forward the change to April
Impact on children’s lung development from traffic fumes ‘persists despite Low Emission Zone’, finds study
London's LEZ did not improve health outcomes for children, new study shows ahead of Glasgow's introduction to the idea at the end of the year
Green campaigners push for dedicated Environment Act for Scotland
Scottish Environment LINK has launched its ‘Fight for Scotland’s Nature’ campaign aimed at building on EU protections
Northern Ireland minister quits over Brexit deal as Theresa May braces for leadership challenge
Shailesh Vara quits government but David Mundell backs the Prime Minister over her Brexit deal
Scottish Labour in bid to force Scotrail renationalisation at Holyrood
Scottish Parliament to debate scrapping Abellio's contract to run Scotrail after performance dip