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Magnus Gardham: Would a "soft Brexit plus" deal for Scotland satisfy Nicola Sturgeon?
When Theresa May declared "Brexit means Brexit," Nicola Sturgeon's response was pithy and to the point. "Remain means Remain," she said, making an apparently all-or-nothing commitment to securing Scotland's place in the EU after the country voted decisively to stay.
Magnus Gardham: After Brexit, has the time come for a federal UK?
Will the long-awaited Chilcot report teach a history lesson or deliver justice?
Magnus Gardham: The EU debate was criticised for "scaremongering". But it quickly came true.
Remain campaigners are desperate to avoid a brutal blame game if we vote Leave
Jo Cox's death should challenge our lazy, unthinking disdain for politicians
Would Brexit, against the wishes of most Scots, trigger a second independence referendum?
It's right to ask questions about the named person scheme in the wake of Liam Fee's murder
A deal on Holyrood's new committees is close - and it will limit the SNP's dominance
Why the SNP's pro-EU allies are becoming increasingly frustrated by the party's friendly fire attacks
Why Ruth Davidson is confident she can prevent Nicola Sturgeon from drifting to the left
Magnus Gardham: Japanese lessons for Scotland
Magnus Gardham: How the election will transform the politics of Holyrood
A lacklustre campaign, perhaps. But Holyrood 2016 is far from a boring election
Will David Cameron's absence help the Tories beat Labour?
Inside Track: Labour has long been more toxic than its policies
The SNP is fighting a lacklustre election campaign. And it's brilliant
Argument for leaving the EU could resonate with Scots - in spite of chaotic Ukip
The issue of tax is already re-ordering Scottish politics
The SNP will keep independence off the agenda in this election campaign
From what we've seen so far, Nicola Sturgeon can win this election with a selfie stick
Kezia Dugdale's hopes lie in "soft Yes" and "shy Labour" hands.
The Presiding Officer is right - we need to reform Holyrood's committees
Will full fiscal autonomy get a mention when new figures show Scotland deeply in the red?
Magnus Gardham: LibDem fightback has a long way to go
Why the EU referendum 'In' campaign is keen to avoid an indyref-style battle
What does John Swinney's response to Labour's tax rise say about his own policies?
Deal or no deal? The parties are actively preparing for talks on the fiscal framework to fail
Magnus Gardham on the 'fiscal framework': Can a deal be done?
Poverty tsar's report: there is sting in the tail that could reopen the debate on universal benefits
Why the pollsters got it wrong - and why their mistakes matter to the parties
Would the UK's exit from the EU be an opportunity or a nightmare for the SNP?
The BBC faces a difficult decision over the status of the Scottish Greens
"SNP bad" is contributing to an infantilized political culture
Magnus Gardham: Holyrood's petitions committee is becoming more user-friendly
Magnus Gardham on the Scottish Budget: no giveaways but no take-aways either
How all Holyrood's political parties have become upwardly mobile
John Swinney faces a taxing time as MSPs await the most important Holyrood budget since devolution
Hybrid local tax may be a neat political compromise - but it won't be an easy sell
Magnus Gardham: Why the obscure 'fiscal framework' has become the biggest story in Scottish politics
Will England always be an obstacle to a federal UK?
Tax credits row signals a new kind of Holyrood politics
For all the confusion it caused, Labour's Trident debate at least breathed some life into the party
A Halloween horror story from the Scottish Labour conference
SNP big guns put Labour in their sights
Pressure to improve public contracts will not go away