Inside Politics

Innovation nation: keeping Scotland at the forefront of science and technology research

Scotland is world leading in many areas of science research, but continued collaboration is needed to keep it that way

Election actually: MPs vote to give the electorate an early Christmas present

It was the will-they-won’t-they comedy farce UK audiences have been waiting for all year

From period poverty to period dignity

Exposing the bias in biology: heart disease in women

In context: Emergency Protective Orders

Politicians and their pets: Stewart Stevenson and his Burmese cats

Co-founder of Stonewall calls for calm

Women’s work: chief medical officer Catherine Calderwood on tackling the taboos in women’s health

Battling biology: a look at women's health inequalities

Milestones and green shoots: the Scottish islands since devolution

In context: Use of biometric data and the Scottish Biometrics Commissioner Bill

Getting to know you: Beatrice Wishart

Analysis: Boris Johnson won’t pass his Brexit deal by Halloween, so what might happen next?

A roundtable discussion on the future for heart disease

Distance travelled: the north east since devolution

Politicians and their pets: Pauline McNeill and her German Shepherds

With a cherry on top: Exclusive interview with Joanna Cherry

Exclusive interview: Nicola Sturgeon on offering Scots the choice of a better future

What is nationalism?

Analysis: SNP conference takes place amid a unique state of political chaos

Getting to know you: Fulton MacGregor

Lifelong learning and collaboration key to Scotland's future workforce

In context: Prisoner voting

Politicians and their plates: Deidre Brock's family vegetable pasta

Plans for a deposit return scheme move closer, but some remain concerned

The Conservative leadership is playing a risky game, particularly with its future in Scotland