Inside Politics

Indy rift: the battle at the heart of the Yes campaign

Despite historic levels of support for independence, the Yes campaign is becoming increasingly marked by rancour and division

Politicians and their pets: Debbi McCall

The SNP councillor for Penicuik introduces us to her dog Dougal

The final countdown to COP26

Getting to know you: Peter Chapman

In context: Climate Change Plan update

Reap what we sow: farmers need to be environmental champions

The war on drugs: interview with Angela Constance

Digital health and care: what lessons will we learn from COVID?

Approaching the summit: Can Glasgow's staging of COP26 help the city tackle some problems closer to home?

A growing threat: is the rising tide of intimidation towards our politicians harming democracy?

Getting to know you: Jenny Marra

Politicians and their plates: James Dornan

In context: Scotland's baby box

Keeping the promise: one year on from the care review

Food fights: Putting dignity in the right to food

Case study: 'We've lost £70-80,000 of revenue and we don't know if that's going to come back'

From sea to plate: How COVID and Brexit have impacted hospitality

The food chain: Q&A with Fergus Ewing

Case study: 'When you spend 20 years of your life building a business, to see it disappearing overnight is heartbreaking'

Monica Lennon: 'The SNP government didn’t prepare us enough for a pandemic...when we have a public inquiry, we'll see we were let down both by the UK and the Scottish Government'

Anas Sarwar: 'I want us to do as well as we can do, but looking at the polls, we’re talking about the survival of the Labour party'

Disunited Kingdom: Is it too late to save the Union?

Politicians and their pets: Lisa-Marie Hughes

In context: Welfare of Dogs Bill

How housebuilding could help us build back better

Road to recovery: Q&A with Fiona Hyslop