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Jury-less trials: Juries remain the best way of arriving at a verdict with the power to change lives forever

We should continue to put our trust in juries to uphold justice, says Thomas Ross KC

An unquestioning attitude to gender identity risks harming our most vulnerable children

The Care Inspectorate's new guidance for dealing with children in care who have questions about their gender promotes untested ideology over evidence, says Maggie Mellon

John Swinney: The improvement agenda requires all of our focus

SQA supports Scottish apprentices

Taking the leid: Scots needs more promotion at a national level

Independent schools: governance, autonomy, independence

Henry McLeish: Can Labour convince that federalism is not just a make-over of the status quo?

Theresa May: a successful deal for the UK will be a successful deal for Scotland

Whatever happened to CfE's 'bold new phase'?

'Elections are won, in the end, by leadership – which Dugdale has and Corbyn never will have'

Tech 100: ‘We need to speak in colleagues’ language, not teach them to speak in ours’

Sketch: The return of Tony Blair

Tech 100: ‘Digital should maybe be thought of as a mindset rather than a destination’

Children in care are more likely to go to prison than university

The Trainspotting generation

Tech 100: ‘Bots will become an instantly normal part of our lives in 2017’

Planning for a better future

Diversity in recruitment is needed more than ever

Tech 100: ‘Two years ago we took the plunge... now we’re starting to see the fruits’

Sketch: Lentils, watermelons and the budget

Tech 100: ‘We aspire to have a service that meets the demands of the digital world we’re in’

Sport can be 'soft' power for Scotland

Tech 100: ‘True transformation is disruptive and councils need to lose the shackles of the past’

Getting voices heard in mental health

Tech 100: ‘We are only scratching the surface of the opportunities for us to lead and exploit capability’

In the post-Brexit political landscape, experience is more important than ever