Inside Politics

Harriet Cross: Reform isn't driving the debate at Westminster

Harriet Cross is seen as a rising star in the Conservatives, but she is firmly focused on constituency matters as her party rebuilds from a heavy defeat at the general election

In context: The Prisoners (Early Release) (Scotland) Bill

The controversial act to tackle overcrowding in Scottish prisons

Finance Q&A with Derek Mackay

Health Q&A with Shona Robison

Analysis: a year in health - supply and demand

Culture Q&A with Fiona Hyslop

Analysis: outward looking – the year in external affairs

Programme for Government 2017 - key points

Justice Q&A with Cabinet Secretary for Justice Michael Matheson

Analysis: the year in Scottish justice – a need to restore confidence

Education Q&A with Deputy First Minister John Swinney

Analysis: a year in Scottish education - a steep learning curve

A new world order: The last 12 months in review

Analysis: Another turbulent year in Scotland's environment and rural briefs

Scottish Labour leadership: Who could be in the running?

Alex Salmond on losing his seat, media hostility and the case for independence

Corbyn tries to convince Scotland that the devolution is in the detail

Associate feature: Driving improvement in non-medicines technologies

Associate feature: Wheatley Foundation Director Lorraine McLaren on how training can offer a route out of poverty

Photos from the MPs Summer Drinks Reception

Alasdair Allan on making Scotland's voice heard

Photos from 2017 Connect: Holyrood's flagship public sector ICT event

Photos from the 2017 Connect Awards

The battle over Scotland's inshore fishing industry

Universities brace for Brexit impact

A place to call home: How the Brexit vote has left Europeans in Scotland feeling lost