Inside Politics

Playing catch-up: Will the rollout of the long overdue NHS app help take pressure off Scotland’s GPs?

Scotland’s health services are set for a digital upgrade in December, but doubts are growing over whether it will be enough to close the gap with other countries.

Katrina Murray: The system makes it easier for some people to be unemployed than to try to work

Katrina Murray MP is a campaigner at heart. With decades of experience working for the NHS and in the trade union movement, she wants to speak up for society’s most vulnerable

Endgame in Ukraine: Can we negotiate with Putin?

Politicians and their Pets: Russell Findlay and Yoshi

Getting to know you: Michael Marra

Mairi Spowage: 'You can still feel that slight judgement of women'

She was just walking home: was Sarah Everard's murder a turning point in tackling violence against women?

A Woman's Way: Interview with Helena Kennedy QC

The change-maker: An interview with Zara Mohammed

Open to change: Susan Stewart, director of Open University in Scotland, is planning a revolution

Breaking the bias: confronting the realities that hold women back in society

A Fight for the Future: The war in Ukraine will define our politics both home and abroad for years to come

Politicians and their Pets: Jenni Minto and Jim

Getting To Know You: Pam Gosal MSP

Oisín King: 'I was a terrified, lost and really sad little boy'

Political Spin: Gillian Martin

Comment: It's time to call time on our toxic relationship with alcohol

Associate Feature: Scotland's deep green seas

Wind in the sails

Freeports and green freeports explained

Pensions in an independent Scotland: it's complicated

Patrick Harvie: 'People know that we want to push the SNP out of their comfort zone'

Associate Feature: Close Connections

After the reign: What next for the Royal family?

Politicians and their Pets: Douglas Lumsden and Alfie

Granny knows best: An interview with Meghan Gallacher