Inside Politics

Rewiring the thin blue line: can technology help keep us safe?

Police forces are under-resourced, and technology can help plug the gap, but concerns remain that the rush to digitise may outpace appropriate guardrails

In context: Prostitution (Offences and Support) (Scotland) Bill

Members Bill aims to criminalise sex buyers and help women get out of the industry

Analysis: The week Theresa May turned on parliament

Local intelligence – a roundtable discussion

Men at work: exploring the role of male MSPs in the fight for equality

Gender inequality in STEM: women risk being locked out of the jobs of tomorrow

Christina McKelvie: Equality is about changing culture and attitudes

Progress report: some way to go on women’s rights in Scotland

Richard Leonard on Brexit, independence and Scottish Labour conference

Identity crisis: the struggle within Scottish Labour to decide what it stands for

Analysis: How the two main parties in the House of Commons started to crumble

Politicians and their plates: Liz Smith likes a traditional roast

Digital health needs to shift focus from from 'latest toys' to sustainability, conference hears

Scottish Parliament at 20: Lewis Macdonald on growing up with devolution

Isobel Lindsay's radical road to devolution

Future skills: meeting the demands of the Scottish workforce

Associate feature: Working together

Scottish Parliament at 20: the unfinished business of land reform

Exclusive interview: Tony Blair on the Scottish Parliament’s 20-year journey

How devolution changed Scotland

Will the Gang of Seven learn lessons from the history books?

Scottish Food Coalition: 'We can produce food in a more sustainable way in Scotland'

Politicians and their pets: Peter Chapman

Meet the Good Food Nation ambassadors

Right to die: interview with Canadian palliative care doctor Dr Sandy Buchman

Photo gallery: 10 Years of public procurement excellence