Theresa May to hand consumer watchdog new powers
The CMA will be able to punish businesses which they deem to have broken consumer law directly rather than having to take the matter through the courts
HMRC to open high-tech Edinburgh hub
Plans to relocate almost 3,000 civil servants to a new office building in Edinburgh city centre have moved forward
Inspiring young women to take up STEM in school essential to redressing gender imbalances in the tech industry, says charity
Women make up just 23 per cent of the Scottish tech workforce, but only 20 per cent of pupils studying National 5 Computing Science in secondary schools are female
Last fool standing: the Tory leadership race is well and truly on
Boris Johnson came out on top in the first Conservative leadership ballot with 114 votes
Women's work: interview with RBS's Alison Rose
Alison Rose talks about the importance of getting the gender balance right and supporting women into business
Ruth Maguire: "We can get to that place where everyone's respected and protected"
Convener of the Equalities and Human Rights Committee, Ruth Maguire, talks about why it is so important to listen to everyone's views in order to make good legislation
Why have the UK’s female leaders been so bad for women?
The UK’s second female prime minister is no more a feminist ally than the first, says Laura Kelly
The Women's World Cup is a beacon of hope in a sport that lost its way
The Scotland national team is off to France, and regardless of how they gets on, that’s something to celebrate
Scottish Labour desperately needs a reboot
Mandy Rhodes on the state of Scottish Labour after the party fell to fifth in the European elections
An alternative Tory leadership contest
Sketch: You would learn more from putting the 11 candidates in an Escape Room and filming it than from a TV debate
A roomful of women drowned out by a silent man
Irrationality has become a common thread in everyday discourse where serious analysis has been overtaken by a rush to condemn
The sex strike shows that even feminists can fall foul of outdated stereotypes
Kate Shannon on calls for a sex strike
Edinburgh wins nearly £900,000 in funding for greenspaces
New Future Parks fund aims to support sustainable management of parks and open spaces
Equalities and Human Rights Committee seeks views on plans to strengthen protection against female genital mutilation
The Scottish Government published its Female Genital Mutilation Bill last month with the aim of increasing protection for women and girls
Inspiring young women to take up STEM in school essential to redressing gender imbalances in the tech industry, says charity
Women make up just 23 per cent of the Scottish tech workforce, but only 20 per cent of pupils studying National 5 Computing Science in secondary schools are female
Children taking fewer subjects in school
New figures show a drop in the number of subjects S4 pupils are taking compared with six years ago
Equalities and Human Rights Committee seeks views on plans to strengthen protection against female genital mutilation
The Scottish Government published its Female Genital Mutilation Bill last month with the aim of increasing protection for women and girls
Rejection of safer streets bill a 'damning indictment' of Scottish Parliament, warn environmental campaigners
The bill, introduced by Scottish Green MSP Mark Ruskell in an attempt to reduce roads deaths and tackle air pollution, was rejected by 83 to 26
Equalities and Human Rights Committee seeks views on plans to strengthen protection against female genital mutilation
The Scottish Government published its Female Genital Mutilation Bill last month with the aim of increasing protection for women and girls
Co-chairs of national taskforce for human rights leadership announced
Social security secretary Shirley Anne Somerville and Professor Alan Miller are to co-chair a national taskforce for human rights leadership
Edinburgh wins nearly £900,000 in funding for greenspaces
New Future Parks fund aims to support sustainable management of parks and open spaces
Rejection of safer streets bill a 'damning indictment' of Scottish Parliament, warn environmental campaigners
The bill, introduced by Scottish Green MSP Mark Ruskell in an attempt to reduce roads deaths and tackle air pollution, was rejected by 83 to 26
HMRC to open high-tech Edinburgh hub
Plans to relocate almost 3,000 civil servants to a new office building in Edinburgh city centre have moved forward
Women's work: interview with RBS's Alison Rose
Alison Rose talks about the importance of getting the gender balance right and supporting women into business