Inside Politics

Game on: Will Scotland lead the sector's next economic boom?

Scotland’s gaming industry stands at a crossroads. Without targeted support and dedicated funding, the country risks missing out on a golden opportunity to keep its legacy alive

Michael Marra: John Swinney is happy to talk about Reform as long as it splinters the non-SNP vote

The MSP says his party 'has it challenges' but the election will be a straight fight between Labour and the SNP

John Grady MP: I was a pain in the backside at school

Russell Findlay: We'd pursue policies that would 'upset the blob'

Hamilton Races: Inside a bellwether by-election

Getting to Know You: Johanna Baxter

Roz McCall MSP: 'If you want a range of emotions, listen to The Muppets'

Pauline McNeill: Politicians don't get it – the Reform surge isn't just about immigration

Scots suffering from severe mental illness die two decades earlier

Bad influence: ‘Pro-eating disorder’ content is putting vulnerable people at risk

Balancing the books: Scottish universities face an uncertain future after a decade of underinvestment

Devolution (Immigration) (Scotland) Bill

John Swinney: I had lost some generosity of spirit

CAMHS progress questioned amid lack of standardisation across Scottish health boards

Assisted dying: How Scotland moved a step closer to a change in the law

Political Spin: Joani Reid

Home Truths: How powers to clean up private rentals were used just twice in 10 years

In Context: Prohibition of Greyhound Racing (Scotland) Bill

Getting to Know You: Scott Arthur

Playing catch-up: Will the rollout of the long overdue NHS app help take pressure off Scotland’s GPs?

Katrina Murray: The system makes it easier for some people to be unemployed than to try to work

Kirsty, the Holyrood baby, turns nine

Duty of Care: Ex-social worker Fulton MacGregor is on a mission to improve child protection

Broken record: Despite its many failures in government, the SNP is on course to win another election

Turning the page: Keeping Scotland's libraries open

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