Inside Politics

Turning the page: Keeping Scotland's libraries open

Local closures come up every year. Is this £7m project a blueprint for the future?

Councillor Amber Dunbar: When people come to Moray they don't want to leave

I question if A9 and A96 dualling will finish in my lifetime, Conservative politician says

Security blanket: a look at social security over the past year

Q&A with Aileen Campbell, cabinet secretary for communities and local government

In the frontline: a demanding year for councils and charities

Q&A: Transport secretary Michael Matheson

Lockdown saw Scotland's streets transformed, but the effect is likely temporary

Associate feature: The new normal

Q&A: Environment secretary Roseanna Cunningham

Coronavirus has pushed climate change down the agenda at the worst possible time

Q&A with Michael Russell, cabinet secretary for the constitution, Europe and external affairs

All change: a crunch year for the constitutional question

Q&A: Tourism and rural affairs minster Fergus Ewing on supporting the tourism sector, a no-deal Brexit, and practising Jazz piano in lockdown

Associate feature: The pandemic has shown the need for a new heart disease strategy

Threats unforeseen: COVID-19 and Scotland's rural economy

How will the ‘double whammy’ of Brexit and a global pandemic impact Scotland’s economy?

Q&A with economy secretary Fiona Hyslop

A tough year for Scotland’s finances

Q&A: Finance secretary Kate Forbes on taking on a new role during a crisis and the need for more financial powers

Associate feature: Back in business for VisitScotland

Q&A: Justice secretary Humza Yousaf on developments in digital justice, court backlogs and better minority representation

A year of positives and negatives in digital justice

Associate feature: Edinburgh Napier Business School on innovative learning and assisting in the economic recovery

Battling the biggest health crisis in a century

Q&A: Health secretary Jeane Freeman

Q&A with Education Secretary John Swinney