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

Ruth Davidson on poverty

Patrick Harvie on poverty

Nicola Sturgeon on poverty

Kezia Dugdale on poverty

Willie Rennie on poverty

Families are still relying on foodbanks to survive

Fuel poverty: thousands of Scots still struggle to heat their homes

Striving for Christmas - the Holyrood baby

Poverty and education: helping young people reach their potential

Child poverty: time for action

Everyone's problem: poverty in Scotland

"The Home Office think we’re not people": How the UK asylum system is failing the most vulnerable

"The Fixer": Derek Mackay talks budget

Derek Mackay delivers an historic budget, but his real job is just getting started

Breaking convention: fracking and Scotland

The Scottish 17/18 budget - main points

Paul Wheelhouse talks fracking, nuclear and relations with Westminster

Renewables: whither Scotland’s green revolution?

The polarising fox hunting debate

Where next for Scottish energy policy?

Tributes paid to Conservative MSP Alex Johnstone

Autumn Statement: Philip Hammond is merely a passenger

Children in care - how many reviews are needed before we get it right?

Kirsty at six months: Early enquiry