Inside Politics

Jamie Greene MSP: Getting to Know You

The Conservative MSP for West of Scotland talks to Ruaraidh Gilmour about getting involved in politics early and his essential morning routine

Scotland and the Atlantic slave trade: coming to terms with the past

It is time evidence of Scotland's links to slavery were used to help dismantle the structural racism that
colonialism inspired and collective amnesia upheld

SNP Conference: Is Scottish independence closer than ever?

Morally bankrupt: Liz Truss is out of touch and out of her depth

Lesia Vasylenko: The war in Ukraine has turned mothers into fighters

Councillor Emma Macdonald: Getting to Know You

A Crisis of Care: Scotland's care homes face a difficult winter ahead

Lisa-Marie Hughes: Political Spin

Rural women face health inequalities caused by their gender and geography - and they've had enough

Humza Yousaf: 'We have to accept our health service is not going to get back to normal in a matter of months'

The Union and the Crown: What does the Queen's death mean for Scotland?

Jeremy Balfour on growing up disabled: 'You've got to have thick skin'

Testing times: Why making a GP appointment is unlikely to get any easier

Politicians and their Pets: Joan Griffiths and Lulu

Tom Arthur MSP: Political Spin

Getting to Know You: Emma Roddick

Life behind bars: Teresa Medhurst on the challenges facing the Scottish Prison Service

Seeking justice: Service cuts pose a threat to the success of community justice

Fintan O'Toole: The parallels between Ireland and Scotland are inevitable, but you've got to be careful of them

In Context: The Programme for Government

Is the Scottish Government's anti-nuclear stance the right one?

Associate Feature: Delivering a just transition for Scotland’s homes

Associate Feature: Scotland’s land and natural capital – the time for just transition is now

Associate Feature: Let’s level the financial playing field, not Scotland’s built environment

Associate Feature: Digging deep in times of disruption

The legacy of Covid and the future of lockdowns