Having just read the Education secretary Jenny Gulruth’s article in Scotland on Sunday I am actually astounded with her ...

The British public wants bold new policies to reverse the trend of economic stagnation that stretches back to the 2008 financial crash ...

Much of the speculation in the build-up to the UK and Scottish budgets has centred around the ‘will they or won’t they’ debate on raising income tax.

A new book co-written by a former first minister calls the current situation ‘unacceptable’ ...

Prosper said it is worried the UK’s Industrial Strategy Advisory Council ‘will not understand the Scottish economy and the ...

A common misconception about ‘cancel culture’ in the literary arts is, if a writer is still scraping a living, in print, and ...

It is remarkable that 75 years after one of Scotland’s greatest artefacts was ‘stolen’ back for the nation, we are still ...

You don’t need a law degree to grasp the presumption of innocence. It’s the reason we don’t sack teachers, suspend nurses, or ...

It would be better, however, if our institutions made the effort to maintain the separation of powers and focused on trying ...

Some public inquiries, such as Dunblane and Piper Alpha (respectively four months’ duration and £2.4 million cost and 13 months’ duration and £6 million cost, at today’s prices) are clearly essential.

It’s definitely true to say that regulation can be technical. That’s why it needs to be informed by experts in the goods or ...

Anas Sarwar has vowed to devolve power away from Holyrood to boost regional economic growth if he forms the next Scottish ...