The political 'tug of war' around the National Care Service is damaging to disabled Scots, charities have warned, as they urge ministers not to scrap the at-risk plans.
Without investment in trainee solicitors who can work on legal aid, the sector will 'fall over', the Scottish Tories have warned.
I spent a day inside Europe’s busiest court and saw firsthand the immense challenges facing Scotland’s legal aid system. It’s clear the cracks in our justice system are impacting the most vulnerable. Read about my experience and what it reveals about the state of access to justice in Scotland.
Anas Sarwar could be described as a first minister in waiting. But his close allegiance to Sir Keir Starmer a roadblock?
Anas Sarwar has said Scottish Labour's pledge to reinstate winter fuel payments has not been brought on by fears voters could punish the party in Holyrood.
The provision of legal aid varies across the country. Here is the analysis of the key data behind our Beyond Breaking Point: Scotland's Legal Aid Crisis investigation.
Health Secretary Neil Gray has apologised for using a ministerial car to travel to Hampden to watch Aberdeen play on a number of occassions.
The SNP can ‘double jobbing’ rules to allow Stephen Flynn to be both an MP and an MSP if it wishes, John Swinney has said.
Health Secretary Neil Gray will address concerns around his use of a ministerial car to attend football games at Hampden.
The Herald understands that former first minister Nicola Sturgeon has made no decisions on whether she will stand for election in 2026.
