University of Strathclyde manufacturing research centre to receive £96m from UK Government
The Advanced Forming Research Centre is one of seven high-value manufacturing Catapult centres across the UK
Ruth Davidson backs 'Amazon tax' to help support high street shops
Scottish Tory leader warned the high street could “vanish” if the UK Government failed to increase taxation on online firms
Jacob Rees-Mogg 'to ambush Theresa May' with rival Chequers plan
Tory eurosceptics will unveil a hard Brexit plan just before the Conservative party conference
Young people’s mental health: ‘I felt like I didn’t have an eating disorder because I wasn’t really, really thin’
Holyrood spoke to series of young people about their experience of mental ill health. Here sixteen-year-old *Megan tells Holyrood about struggling with an eating disorder in high school
A year on from my dad's death, I am learning that grief does not have an expiry date
Mandy Rhodes on the pain of losing her father
Scotland’s shipyards: victims of misplaced optimism
The latest setback is another case of unrealistic promises to Scottish shipbuilders
IVF has allowed millions of people to become parents, but infertility treatment is still a lottery
As Louise Brown, the first so-called test tube baby, celebrated her 40th last week I reflected on all the people who had an investment in what led to my son’s creation
Sketch: Brexit does not necessarily mean we will all starve to death
Dominic Raab's appearance in front of the House of Commons Brexit select committee does little to allay fears over leaving the EU
In dropping its opposition to the death penalty the UK risks relinquishing its claim to moral leadership
The whole point of long standing moral principles is that they do not shift when it is convenient, yet that is exactly what seems to have happened
It has never been more important to dispel the idea that politicians are living on another planet making and breaking their own rules
The view of sick and heavily pregnant MPs having to turn up to vote confirms the air of a parliamentary democracy trapped in another century
Scotland’s New Climate Bill: An Opportunity Missed?
Scotland is at risk of losing its edge on climate change, warns Mike Robinson, chief executive of the RSGS
Scotland is not immune from racism
The rise of the right means it is time for vigilance and resistance, writes Tom Freeman
Northern Isles MSPs call for update on road equivalent tariffs for ferries
Tavish Scott and Liam McArthur have called on Transport Secretary Michael Matheson for an update on the steps being taken to resolve the impasse on RET
Scottish Government steps in to support asylum seekers in Glasgow faced with homelessness
The Scottish Government has offered £110,000 for charities to provide accommodation and prevent destitution
University of Strathclyde manufacturing research centre to receive £96m from UK Government
The Advanced Forming Research Centre is one of seven high-value manufacturing Catapult centres across the UK
Pupils across Scotland to receive exam results
With around 135,000 students awaiting results, Skills Development Scotland is running a free helpline for those seeking guidance
Suicide action plans aims to reduce suicides in Scotland by 20 per cent
The plan will be implemented by a National Suicide Prevention Leadership Group chaired by former deputy chief constable Rose Fitzpatrick
Cancer patients across Europe could lose out on vital drugs if no Brexit deal is reached, pharmaceutical giant warns
Astra Zeneca warned that a no deal Brexit could cause “delivery problems” across the continent
Home Office ‘denied rights’ of lone child refugees
'Many' unaccompanied child refugees have gone missing after being rejected from the UK, court hears
Sajid Javid confirms medical cannabis to be available on NHS from this autumn
Specialist doctors will be able to legally prescribe cannabis-derived medicinal products later this year
Farmers offered funding to mitigate adverse weather conditions
The funding will provide support to eligible farmers for up to 90 per cent of what they are due as part of their Basic Payment Scheme 2018 payments
Northern Isles MSPs call for update on road equivalent tariffs for ferries
Tavish Scott and Liam McArthur have called on Transport Secretary Michael Matheson for an update on the steps being taken to resolve the impasse on RET
University of Strathclyde manufacturing research centre to receive £96m from UK Government
The Advanced Forming Research Centre is one of seven high-value manufacturing Catapult centres across the UK
Ruth Davidson backs 'Amazon tax' to help support high street shops
Scottish Tory leader warned the high street could “vanish” if the UK Government failed to increase taxation on online firms