Care home report: Hospital discharges ‘not statistically significant’ in Covid outbreak
Hate crime bill: Humza Yousaf ‘very open’ to changing controversial legislation
Endometriosis inquiry: ‘If this doesn’t make government wake up, I don’t know what will’
Sexism row: Councillor hoping to stand for Holyrood election asked ‘who will look after your kids?’
Testing row: UK Government brands ‘testing capacity issue’ claim ‘categorically untrue’
Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross brands flu vaccine roll-out a ‘national scandal’
Scottish Labour begins formal process to select candidate for potential by-election in disgraced MP Margaret Ferrier’s seat
Coronavirus at Christmas: First Minister on what it will take for Scots to enjoy festive period
Sturgeon’s Salmond feud: First Minister has shown ‘laser focus’ dealing with coronavirus
Margaret Ferrier Covid breach: Study shows only 18% self-isolated after suffering symptoms
Cairngorm funicular: Negotiations at ‘advanced stage’ on work to get railway operational
Coronavirus in universities: Timeline of key moments in ‘biggest movement of people since lockdown’
Pete Wishart on drug deaths: ‘If this isn’t a public health emergency, I don’t know what is’
Kirsty Blackman: Aberdeen MP shares mental health struggles and says ‘it is OK not to be OK’
Job support scheme: What does it cover, who is eligible and how has the business community reacted?
Winter economy plan: Key points to Rishi Sunak’s announcement
Hate Crime Bill: Humza Yousaf concession a ‘step in the right direction’
Business leaders want urgent extension to furlough scheme to avoid ‘lost generation’
‘Don’t throw in towel’: John Swinney under pressure over 2021 exams
Anneliese Dodds says UK in grip of ‘jobs crisis’, as Labour pledges targeted wage support
Comment: Restrict new hate crime laws to situations where there is ‘intention’ to stir up hate
John Swinney on ‘ambition’ to hold exams next year, teacher staffing numbers and testing capacity for schools
Scotland’s former top civil servant claims Alex Salmond could display ‘bullying and intimidatory’ behaviour but says no formal complaints made
