Susan Dalgety

At last, seven years after my friends in England logged onto their NHS app, I have my very own NHS Scotland one – and you can too, if you log on to MyCare.scot.

Former Labour councillor Susan Dalgety draws the reluctant conclusion is that the party is inherently sexist after a ‘bonkers’ claim about Andy Burnham

I hate snow, which may seem a strange thing to say at the end of one of the sunniest weeks our city has enjoyed for quite some time, but bear with me.

Just as the world is starting to recover from the gender cult that has infected large sections of society in recent years, up pops city MP, Dr Scott Arthur.

Labour women will eventually have to stop making demands on their male bosses and start exerting their own power

There is nothing that council officials, civil servants and quango chiefs like better than a plan. A strategy for the future. A blueprint for change.

I can’t be the only one who had tears in her eyes watching city MP Tracy Gilbert tell a hushed House of Commons last week about her birth and subsequent adoption.

The state of maternal health, a strong indicator of women’s social and economic status, suggests Scotland still sees women as second-class citizens

The GP receptionist was blunt. “Your HbA1c levels are too high,” she said on the phone. “My what?” I replied. “The HbA1c levels in your blood,” she said.

Barring an unforeseen accident – or a military coup led by Count Binface – this time next week we will have a new Prime Minister.