Bullying and harassment in public bodies could be going unreported, Standards Commission for Scotland warns
15 February 2019
A survey found that 16 per cent of public board members had experienced bullying, harassment or disrespectful language
Interview: Fergus Ewing on the prospect of a no-deal brexit
14 February 2019
The Cabinet Secretary for Rural Economy tells Liam Kirkaldy about the Scottish Government's...
Universal Credit could have led to rise in foodbank use, Amber Rudd admits
12 February 2019
The SNP said it was “abundantly clear” that welfare cuts were directly forcing vulnerable people...
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Households facing greatest risk of fuel poverty least likely to access support, finds Citizens Advice
19 June 2018
Report identified those in rented flats, both in the private and socially rented sector, households...
National Living Wage has made 'little change' to living standards of poorest, IFS says
15 June 2018
The IFS calculates that the National Living Wage has only produced a 0.4 per cent rise
Universal Credit not value for money, reports National Audit Office
15 June 2018
The UK Government watchdog also criticised the DWP’s failure to listen to claimants and lack of...
Immigration controls to be relaxed to help NHS
14 June 2018
Home Office expected to exclude non-EU doctors from its tier two visa cap
Jane-Claire Judson launches No Life Half Lived vision
13 June 2018
Associate feature: Holyrood asks Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland's chief executive Jane Claire...
A good plan?
12 June 2018
The planning system is hugely important and it's time it was given the respect and...
Jeane Freeman accuses the DWP of putting Scotland “bottom of their to-do list”
9 June 2018
Jeane Freeman promised to create a new system “founded upon our unshakeable commitment to human...
Formal pardon for thousands of gay Scots
7 June 2018
Men convicted of consesual gay sex before 1981 to recieve formal pardon in Scotland
Parliamentary sketch: MSPs talk health and hats
6 June 2018
Parliamentary sketch: Things get heated as MSPs debate waiting time guarantees
Scotland's NHS at 70 - the legacy of care
5 June 2018
Scotland’s NHS has always been unique, but can it stay true to Nye Bevan’s founding principles?
The NHS is at a milestone and must embrace realistic medicine
4 June 2018
Scotland's Chief Medical Officer Dr Catherine Calderwood marks the NHS' 70th birthday with a call...
Theresa May expected to lift visa cap on non-EU doctors
4 June 2018
Prime Minister expected to act after the NHS warned restricting the number of medics allowed...