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Tory manifesto launch shows a party still struggling to find its place

Tory manifesto launch shows a party still struggling to find its place

Russell Findlay’s version of the Conservatives would seemingly be happy with any election result other than an SNP majority
by Louise Wilson
Opposition anger as Glen Sannox ferry pulled from service again
Transport

Opposition anger as Glen Sannox ferry pulled from service again

Scottish Conservatives to launch manifesto focused on lowering income tax and cutting the cost of benefits

Scottish Conservatives to launch manifesto focused on lowering income tax and cutting the cost of benefits

No alliance: The fringe parties competing for Scotland’s votes

No alliance: The fringe parties competing for Scotland’s votes

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MSP candidate lists show how far Scotland has to go for women’s equality

MSP candidate lists show how far Scotland has to go for women’s equality

In some constituencies, all candidates are male
Scottish Child Payment must change to end child poverty, think tank says
Society & Welfare

Scottish Child Payment must change to end child poverty, think tank says

The next Scottish Government must be 'clear-eyed' on the problem, it is claimed
SNP candidate dropped over handling of Jordan Linden complaints

SNP candidate dropped over handling of Jordan Linden complaints

The SNP councillor has been accused of ignoring or downplaying allegations about Linden in a council motion.  
Inside Politics See all

Kirsty at 10: Fragile hope for a better future

Euan Stainbank: The community meeting turned into a community disco
Health

Patient Safety Commissioner Karen Titchener: MSPs should be worried about me

Douglas Ross: You can’t survive a bad election result, whether it’s your fault or not
Latest Comment See all
It’s time to consider compulsory voting to tackle growing electoral apathy
George Thorley
by George Thorley

It’s time to consider compulsory voting to tackle growing electoral apathy

Growing centralisation under the Scottish Government has alienated voters from the political process
Housing needs transformative change
Mairi McAllan
by Mairi McAllan
Communities, Housing & Planning

Housing needs transformative change

Cabinet Secretary Mairi McAllan on why small shifts won't solve the housing emergency

Even for its most loyal supporters, the SNP's record is starting to look a bit thin

What should we tell young people about voting?

Sketch: Malcolm Offord is but a simple Greenock wean
Scottish Independence

The SNP's failure to secure a majority should kill off talk of a second referendum
It is the SNP's record that matters in this election - not Keir Starmer's
Mandy Rhodes

It is the SNP's record that matters in this election - not Keir Starmer's

After almost 20 years in power, the SNP should be ...
by Mandy Rhodes
Local Government See all
Local Government

Local Authorities Guide: Shetland Islands Council
Local Government

Local Authorities Guide: Scottish Borders Council
Education See all
Education

Ex-musician named Scotland’s new Chief Inspector of Education
Education

Keir Starmer: Nigel Farage is a ‘disgrace’
Health See all
Health

Neil Gray ‘sorry and frustrated’ to miss assisted dying vote after hospital stay
Health

Mental health warning over psychiatrists shortage
Justice See all
Justice

Husband of Scottish Labour MP Joani Reid arrested on China spy claims
Justice

Lord Advocate gave John Swinney information on Peter Murrell case 10 months ago, papers show
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Green Pages

Just transition will fail without poverty action, Scottish parties are warned
Green Pages

Long-term climate targets still at ‘significant risk’
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Business & Economy

Techscaler sets sights on New York as programme expands
Business & Economy

John Swinney slams ‘destructive’ Tories as Lib Dems confirm budget support
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