Chuka Umunna urges MPs from across the political divide to join Labour splitters
Labour rocked as seven MPs quit to set up anti-Corbyn platform 'The Independent Group'
‘Urgent’ need for sentencing guideline for sexual assault in light of Christopher Daniel case
Scottish Labour has called for sentencing guidelines for sexual assault cases to be produced “as a matter of urgency”
Proposed changes to forensic services for rape victims could prevent ‘crucial evidence’ being lost
The plans would allow victims of rape and sexual assault to refer themselves to forensic services without reporting a crime
Photo gallery: 10 Years of public procurement excellence
Images from the Scotland Excel 10th Anniversary drinks reception
Interview: Fergus Ewing on the prospect of a no-deal brexit
The Cabinet Secretary for Rural Economy tells Liam Kirkaldy about the Scottish Government's plans for the UK leaving the EU without a deal
Brexit on the menu: no deal would be devastating for Scotland’s food and drink sector and cost billions
While the food and drink sector has been preparing for Brexit, no deal threatens the viability of businesses across Scotland
Winston Churchill debate shows everyone's a hero or villain these days
The row over Chruchill shows Brexit is the UK's new “darkest hour” with little sign of political leadership
Rod Grant: Scotland needs to rethink its educational model
Learning should be more fun and less about outcomes, writes Rod Grant, headmaster of Clifton Hall School in Edinburgh
It’s time to prioritise the victims of male violence
Theory and warm words over gender-based violence must be matched by action, writes Kirsty Strickland
The Brexit legacy project is far from Churchill - who will write the history?
Meaningful vote or no meaningful vote, there are no winners from the Brexit standoff, writes Tom Freeman
Associate feature: Support to make food and drink products healthier
Cat Hay, Policy Manager, Food and Drink Federation Scotland, on reformulating food and drink
Somewhere along the way on the journey to equality, menopausal women have been forgotten
It’s something of a paradox now that on the journey women have travelled towards equality, it is in middle age that we are stalled by a uniquely female condition
Bullying and harassment in public bodies could be going unreported, Standards Commission for Scotland warns
A survey found that 16 per cent of public board members had experienced bullying, harassment or disrespectful language
Failure to compensate farmers for no deal Brexit could lead to ‘widespread land abandonment’, Fergus Ewing warns
The rural economy secretary has called on the UK Government to make clear what its tariffs policy will be on EU imported goods
Greens urge education bosses to accept youth climate strike
A call has been made not to penalise school students for strike action
Rod Grant: Scotland needs to rethink its educational model
Learning should be more fun and less about outcomes, writes Rod Grant, headmaster of Clifton Hall School in Edinburgh
Proposed changes to forensic services for rape victims could prevent ‘crucial evidence’ being lost
The plans would allow victims of rape and sexual assault to refer themselves to forensic services without reporting a crime
Bullying and harassment in public bodies could be going unreported, Standards Commission for Scotland warns
A survey found that 16 per cent of public board members had experienced bullying, harassment or disrespectful language
‘Urgent’ need for sentencing guideline for sexual assault in light of Christopher Daniel case
Scottish Labour has called for sentencing guidelines for sexual assault cases to be produced “as a matter of urgency”
Proposed changes to forensic services for rape victims could prevent ‘crucial evidence’ being lost
The plans would allow victims of rape and sexual assault to refer themselves to forensic services without reporting a crime
Greens urge education bosses to accept youth climate strike
A call has been made not to penalise school students for strike action
Interview: Fergus Ewing on the prospect of a no-deal brexit
The Cabinet Secretary for Rural Economy tells Liam Kirkaldy about the Scottish Government's plans for the UK leaving the EU without a deal
Scottish Government ‘stepping up no-deal Brexit preparation’
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says planning for a no-deal Brexit has been escalated by ministers
Failure to compensate farmers for no deal Brexit could lead to ‘widespread land abandonment’, Fergus Ewing warns
The rural economy secretary has called on the UK Government to make clear what its tariffs policy will be on EU imported goods