Younger secondary pupils will return from Monday but some have less than two hours in school per week.

Lisa Cameron says women will be put off entering politics unless more is done to tackle intolerance and abuse.

Patrick Grady will relinquish his House of Commons job until an investigation is completed.

Buckingham Palace's response to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex's racism claims dominates the front pages.

MSPs will debate more than 40 amendments to the Scottish government's controversial bill at Holyrood later.

A US gun control campaigner is inspired by UK laws, 25 years after the Dunblane school shooting.

Two engineering professors are to examine whether a bridge across the Irish Sea is feasible.

A Scottish doctor is widely credited with inventing the hypodermic syringe - a crucial tool in the battle against Covid.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she needs to be assured there can be no repeat of the weekend's scenes.

A vote of no confidence in the deputy first minister is expected to fail when it is held on Wednesday evening.

Up to four adults from two different households will be able to meet outdoors in Scotland from Friday.

A council which ended up with thousands of unneeded bins for a previous system rolls out fresh plans.

The Scottish and UK governments have published their timetables for easing of lockdown restrictions.

Police are investigating the incident at the A890 road near Strathcarron in Wester Ross.

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Details on how Scotland will emerge from lockdown have been announced - here's how the rules are expected to relax.

Using World Health Organization measures, it is possible to chart Scotland's progress in tackling Covid-19.

Deaths among the oldest age group are falling, but is this "hard evidence" the vaccine is working?

Businesses say they need definitive dates and details of what will be allowed to reopen and when.

As the Covid death toll continues to rise, we share tributes to some of those who have lost their lives to the virus.

BBC Scotland has rounded up what we know so far about how the return to the classroom will be rolled out.

As the new managed quarantine regime starts, we have the answers to some of our readers' questions.

Gamers in Glasgow tell BBC Scotland how their hobby has helped them cope during the pandemic.

Rangers supporters are not the only football fans to have broken social gathering rules during the pandemic.

Dean Dunbar says he refuses to let a "close call" deter another year of living dangerously.

A teenager's photographs of the night sky have helped her become part of a science festival.

Campaigners want politicians to back a ban on conversion therapy and the suppression of someone's sexual identity.

The controversial US nuclear submarines operated for more than 30 years and has a lasting legacy.

Polling expert Prof John Curtice looks at whether the Salmond inquiry has affected attitudes towards the governing party.

We are looking for people from all parts of Scotland to join our voter panel in the run up to May's Holyrood election.

The brother of a Dunblane victim says he sees the anniversary of the shootings as an opportunity to help stop other tragedies.

The stories of three women with very different experiences of the coronavirus pandemic on International Women's Day.

The leader of the Scottish Liberal Democrats appeals to disillusioned SNP voters to try his party in May's election.

Nicola Sturgeon said more opportunities to see loved ones would be the "first steps" taken out of lockdown.

Courier driver Michael says his volume of parcels has almost doubled since the first lockdown in March.

Steven Gerrard says he dreams of one day managing Liverpool but that he stands with fans who want Jurgen Klopp to remain in charge for years.

Finn Russell 'can do things no other 10 in the northern hemisphere can do' and deserves the chance to show what he can for the British & Irish Lions, says former Ireland captain Rory Best.

As Derek McInnes' eight-year Aberdeen tenure ends, BBC Scotland looks back at his highs and lows.

Hayley McQueen wants a change in football laws to limit heading after her father, former Scotland defender Gordon, was diagnosed with vascular dementia.

St Mirren warn Aberdeen not try to lure their manager Jim Goodwin, while Celtic condemn social media abuse of defender Shane Duffy.