Inside Politics

Incremental gains are key to improving public health

The way we understand public health has undergone huge change over the last few decades

Associate feature: closing the implementation gap in public services

A CELCIS and Holyrood roundtable discussion on why the positive aims of transformational change often don’t turn into practice

Event report: risky play

Getting to know you: Stephen Flynn

In context: protections for tied pubs

New Scots: meet the Syrian refugees who are setting up businesses in a small Scottish town

Politicians and their plates: Mark Ruskell's cheese and herb omelette

'There needs to be more representative democracy in Scotland': How the Citizens' Assembly offers a new model for politics

'There are clear and present dangers': Fergus Ewing on the post-Brexit future of Scottish food and drink

Nick Nairn: 'We need an empathetic government to tackle poor Scottish diet'

Uniquely Scottish: the highs and lows of a booming food and drink industry

Delivering on a promise: the Independent Care Review

Scandals and polls: if Nicola Sturgeon wants to build support for independence, her party needs to clean up its act

Associate feature: working together towards inclusive growth

Politicians and their pets: Derek Howie and Gucci

Science fights back as climate crisis deepens - interview with Prof James Curran

Getting to know you: Councillor Ellie Bird

Coca Cola and Holyrood magazine welcome to 2020 reception

Holyrood guide to the US presidential election

Associate feature: Beyond targets: responsible tourism and climate action - interview with VisitScotland chairman Lord Thurso

Showtime: what the future holds for Scotland's travelling showpeople

In context: What is COP26?

Climate emergency: The reality is inescapable, but will the world act?

In context: Australian-style points-based system

As delegates jet back from Davos, Nicola Sturgeon wants to show Scotland can do things differently

In context: Licensing of travelling funfairs