Generation Next
Generation Next: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jacinda Ardern inspire young Scots
Writing wrongs: shy Hanna Louise fights the ‘fog’ with well-chosen words
Missed out by a whisker: Laura Mitchell’s close-run fight with Douglas Ross has left her hungry for more
Party swapper: Leòdhas Massie turned Green to satisfy hunger for ‘politics with substance’
I slipped through the cracks: zig-zag life journey fires John Waddell’s desire to make a difference
May’s queen for teen: ‘gutsy’ ex-PM Theresa is Ross Gibb’s inspiration
Not your typical Tory: council estate kid Rachael Hatfield is a Conservative champion
Party likes its 1999 baby: Lib Dems appreciate Jack Norquoy’s wise head on young shoulders
Tartan ties: David Green on a mission to build on lessons learned from a leader
Red said wine: late-night row over independence catapulted Callum O’Dwyer into Labour cause
Topical island: A Shetland childhood steeped in protest forged Miriam Brett’s passion for change
Changing minds: mental health campaigner Ben Lawrie on a mission to make politics more polite
The same tussles as Brussels: Aude Boubaker-Calder draws on rich heritage to fight for unity
Cailyn McMahon: I’d never seen an election – now I’m ready to stand in one
Party crasher: accidental oilman Guy Ingerson’s mission to clean up his old industry
Bringing it home: Michael Crichton is putting in the hard miles to make the grade
Harnessing Hysteria: all the world’s a political stage for poster girl Mae Diansangu
Dispensing social justice: chemist worker-turned-councillor Julie Ford knows the best medicine for society’s ills
Junior mastermind: early start means Callum Purves has time on his side
Not pale, male or stale: Sri Lankan public health expert and former beauty queen Deena Tissera wants to break the mould of Scottish politics
Purple phase: colourful hair first got Barry Black noticed but it’s sober analysis that is pushing him on
Highlands to Holyrood via Harvard? Molly Nolan’s unexpected path into politics
Success before secession: for committed Corbynista Rhea Barnes, basic needs must come before independence
