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The SNP’s control freakery is a barrier to public sector reform

The government talks a good game but has shirked the hard work of overhauling Scotland’s public services

The Hamilton by-election was not a turning point for Scottish Labour, it is merely respite

It could have been a disaster for Labour, but it was not.

Tech 100: ‘Smart libraries build smart communities and smart cities’

More pathways to apprenticeships

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