Clinical waste from NHS Scotland to be sent to Wales under new contract
Disposal of Scotland’s hospital waste will not be done in Wales after the collapse of Healthcare Environmental Services
New resource to help professionals give relationship support to young people
The first national guidance will allow a consistent and age-appropriate approach to helping young people
Boris Johnson confirms he will run to be the next Tory leader, as Theresa May promises to go 'in weeks'
Theresa May agrees to quit as Tory leader following crunch meeting with senior MPs, with Boris Johnson quickly throwing his hat into the ring to replace her
Politicians and their plates: Brian Whittle's Thai soup
South of Scotland Conservative MSP enjoys healthy eating
Paul Wheelhouse: there is a future for the oil and gas sector in Scotland, even in a climate emergency
Energy Minister Paul Wheelhouse on what the climate emergency means for Scotland's oil and gas sector
Scotland needs to move to a low carbon economy, but is there a danger some will be left behind?
From Extinction Rebellion to school climate strikes, protest over a lack of action on climate change has become impossible to ignore
Entitlement and personal ambition risk shifting the SNP’s focus from independence
A social media ping-pong has seen torrid accusations of workplace bullying against a sitting MP, Joanna Cherry, go public, only to be countered with claims of conspiracy
The lack of languages in Curriculum for Excellence undermines Scotland's claims to internationalism
It is the breadth and depth of education that is the mark of excellence, and Scotland does not match up to European standards
Short term lets need regulation, regulation, regulation
Chitra Ramaswamy on the impact Airbnb has had on Edinburgh and beyond
Twenty years on, Scots walk a little taller for having the Scottish Parliament
Mandy Rhodes on how 20 years of devolution have changed Scotland
Sketch: The Holyrood Dog of the Year 2019
Despite questions surrounding 'hamgate', the hottest competition in the Scottish political calendar was a triumph for some very good dogs
Who could actually do better than Theresa May?
Cameron Wyllie on the predicament facing Theresa May
Cash boost calls after new data reveals rising child poverty across Scotland
In some Scottish constituencies, more than a third of children are growing up in poverty
Calls grow for extension of air passenger duty exemption for the Highlands and islands
Extension of passenger duty exemption could boost local economy and lower emissions, claims airline
New resource to help professionals give relationship support to young people
The first national guidance will allow a consistent and age-appropriate approach to helping young people
Further strikes in long-running college pay dispute
College employers and the union representing lecturers have so far been unable to negotiate a suitable pay deal
Clinical waste from NHS Scotland to be sent to Wales under new contract
Disposal of Scotland’s hospital waste will not be done in Wales after the collapse of Healthcare Environmental Services
New resource to help professionals give relationship support to young people
The first national guidance will allow a consistent and age-appropriate approach to helping young people
Old-school criminal gangs breaking up and becoming more tech-savvy, finds NCA
Law enforcement professionals need the upcoming Spending Review to provide an additional £2.7bn funding per year, according to National Crime Agency director general Lynne Owens
‘Milestone’ Vulnerable Witnesses Bill passed unanimously by Scottish Parliament
The Vulnerable Witnesses Bill will allow child witnesses to pre-record evidence away from court
Labour vow to nationalise energy grid in bid to tackle climate change
Returning national grid to public ownership would give government more tools to decarbonise energy, Labour will say.
Michael Gove gives no commitment to MSPs on UK emissions target date
UK Government statement on greenhouse gas emissions targets will come from another department, but Heathrow expansion plan set to continue
Michael Gove gives no commitment to MSPs on UK emissions target date
UK Government statement on greenhouse gas emissions targets will come from another department, but Heathrow expansion plan set to continue
Michael Gove commits to maintain farm subsidy support levels
Minister backs post-Brexit subsidies but no commitment on back-dated convergence payments