Neil McIntosh Editor of The Scotsman

Good morning, Voornaam

I wanted to drop you a line today to flag The Scotsman’s unrivalled range of coverage, in the midst of significant political upheaval.

If you’re looking for the key information, the inside track on what’s actually going on, and a few perceptive thoughts on what might happen next, we’ve got you covered via our website, subscriber-only app and print paper.

Here are a few highlights from scotsman.com

• First things first: the race to succeed Humza Yousaf has begun. We’ll tell you who’s mulling running, and their chances of success.
• We explain how the process to replace the First Minister will be run.
• Our political editor Alistair Grant says Humza Yousaf’s miscalculation over the Bute House agreement will go down in history.
• Scotland’s columnist of the year, Euan McColm, thinks whoever the next FM is, they have to tell their followers that independence is dead for a generation.
• SNP MP Stewart McDonald disagrees with Humza Yousaf - independence is not “frustratingly close”, he says.
• Susan Dalgety wonders if the next First Minister will stand up to trans ideology, which did a lot to damage the Yousaf administration.

And, of course, if none of this floats your boat we have our award-winning arts coverage, reviews, lifestyle and sport to distract you from events at Holyrood (which is particularly worth flagging ahead of a summer of the Euros, Royal Highland Show and the Edinburgh Festivals. There’s a lot to look forward to).

If you like what you see, we’d love to welcome you as a subscriber: first-time subscribers get their first month for only £1, and get a streamlined website, a range of members-only email services and special offers too.

Do join us if you can.

Best wishes,

Neil