Inside Politics

Are tax rises a price worth paying for improved public services?

With both the UK and Scottish budgets in mind, Holyrood asks the deceptively simple question:
Are tax rises a price worth paying for improved public services?

Ian Murray: 'This is the Ministry of Fun. What's not to like?'

The former Scottish secretary tells Mandy Rhodes about that reshuffle and its aftermath

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

The food chain: Q&A with Fergus Ewing

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

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

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

Trouble ahead: The new Auditor General foresees some difficult times for Scotland's public finances

Is there light at the end of the tunnel for the economy?

Finding the words: Interview with Andy Wightman

Associate feature: Scottish pharmaceutical industry going from strength to strength

With friends like these: How Salmond became Sturgeon's biggest threat

Associate feature: The makings of a strong comeback for the Highlands and Islands