The equality act established a duty to reduce socio-economic inequality – but will the new government bring it into force?
Reducing inequality could be a legal duty for public bodies
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Scottish Labour just one point behind Conservatives
Theresa May’s approval slides 15 points in three weeks
The SNP has fought the Tories Westminster – and only the SNP will keep fighting for Scotland
The SNP has a strong track record over the last two years, writes Angus Robertson
SNP set for 51 Westminster seats, according to new poll
Tories to gain just three
Have we already passed peak SNP?
A new poll shows the party losing 14 seats
Kezia Dugdale: Why Labour is the only party focused on what Scots really want
Scotland deserve an alternative to Tory and SNP nationalism
Can the Tories take Alex Salmond’s Seat?
As the General Election campaign unfolds, it is fast becoming one that is meshing together elements from elections in times gone by. As in 1983, a female Conservative Leader and Prime Minister faces a left wing Labour leader, with thetest
The people of Scotland are being used as pawns by the Tories and SNP
Health, education and the economy are all taking a back seat
Foreign aid is the crack in the May-Davidson alliance – progressive parties should exploit it
The Scottish leader will not defend a cut to the aid budget
Theresa May is being disingenuous on Scotland – and voters will punish her for it
Like David Cameron, Theresa May is putting the union at risk