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

'The only difference between not proven and not guilty is the spelling': why campaigners want to scrap the third verdict

Political spotlight: smears, lies and TV debates

Politicians and their pets: Brian Whittle

Glasgow's 'river man' reflects on a lifetime of rescues

'Just because someone looks fine, doesn’t mean that they can’t be ill': Living with an invisible disability

Driving down emissions: the big decisions ministers face on transport

Winter is coming: Michael Matheson on reducing transport emissions and preparing for winter storms

Education and the fourth industrial revolution: a roundtable discussion

In context: Freedom of information reform

Lend me your votes! – parties call for tactical voting on Brexit and independence in general election 2019

Getting to know you: Stephen Gethins

What Norman did next: Interview with former MP Norman Baker

In context: the circular economy

It's good to talk: a focus on men's mental health

Child's play: how robots are becoming a part of the classroom

Richard Lochhead: first year back on frontbench ‘has been dominated by Brexit’

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

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

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