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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

D-Day for many of Scotland’s local authorities as they set their budgets amid protests

If the Vow didn't swing the referendum, then what's the justification for further devolution?

Playing by House rules - what 'Inside the Commons' taught us about Westminster

Stop and search debate shows no end

The Lottery election

In the name of God

What can the United States teach Scotland about campaigning?

The end of tactical voting?

A new normal

Parliamentary sketch: campaign trailer

Will anyone show up for FMQs?

Now the time for Scottish Government to show it can rebalance the economy

Control of income tax not a shield to public expenditure cuts

Positive outlook doesn't eliminate need for difficult political decisions

The debate over TV debates may be a waste of time

Why has housing policy been such a marginal part of the land reform debate?

Disorderly Greek exit from the eurozone and its effects on Scotland

A moral economy

Renewables to suffer from falling oil price

Goggle boxing

In youth we learn

Symbolism behind Inverclyde's size

Parliamentary sketch: winter wondering

A politician out of touch, arrogant and unthinking