The city will continue to be the only part of Scotland still under tougher Covid restrictions.

Police investigating the trouble in Glasgow city centre on 15 May are looking to trace 17 people.

A possible slowdown on lifting restrictions and complaints from pupils and teachers make the front pages.

K66 is being promoted as a new scenic route on and around the Kintyre peninsula in Argyll.

Jake got addicted to trading cryptocurrency and lost more than £1m of money that was not his.

Up to 250 revellers are arriving for the Capers in Cannich music festival in the Highlands this weekend.

A hoard of treasures unearthed by a metal detectorist continues to reveal "something unexpected" at every turn.

Isle Martin in Wester Ross needs someone to keep the island ready to welcome visitors from June until September.

Businesses and politicians express frustration over Glasgow remaining in level three of lockdown restrictions.

The former prime minister recently launched a campaign aimed at keeping Scotland in the UK.

Christopher Watt said he punched and kicked his victim to death believing he had previously broken into his home.

NHS Tayside say cases numbers have risen significantly, while a bar in Fort William is also linked to a new outbreak.

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

Most Scottish councils are now in level two where outdoor socialising can move inside.

The next phase of lockdown easing will see people meeting up indoors. So what new freedoms are coming and when?

Millions of people will be able to hug loved ones again from Monday. But can you minimise the risk?

Every adult who tested positive for the virus will be asked to tell researchers how it affected their life.

From 17 May, people going to countries on the approved "green list" will not need to quarantine on their return.

More Covid restrictions are due to be eased in Scotland, but has the decline in cases been slowing?

A small number of cases in Grantown-on-Spey involve a variant which is not one of the main strains in the UK.

Internal police reports seen by BBC Scotland reveal why many people broke coronavirus travel restrictions.

A woman, whose son drowned on holiday, tells how the open water challenge stirred up panic attacks and flashbacks.

Mila, who is undergoing chemotherapy for leukaemia, had spoken to the duchess in a previous phone call.

Prof Catherine Heymans says she wants to use the title to encourage people to develop passion for science.

What could Nicola Sturgeon's deal with the Greens look like, and what's in it for each party?

The Kettle Collective reveals plans for one of the world's tallest buildings to be built in Russia.

Company bosses and managers talk about the impact of the pandemic on their mental health.

Offshore wind is picking up speed as an engineering project to rival North Sea oil and gas.

Formal exams have been replaced this year by teacher judgement backed up by assessment.

Scotland needs a new lord advocate - what are the roles of the top law officer, and what challenges could they face?

The first minister says there are signs targeted public health measures may mean Glasgow can move down to level two restrictions.

A large wildfire near the Glenfinnan Viaduct has been extinguished by firefighters and a helicopter, which waterbombed the flames.

The first minister is challenged to take responsibility for the failure to contact the family of a dead child after a hospital infections "scandal".

The stars sent messages as pupils performed in memory of classmate Daniel Caplan, who died from a rare brain tumour.

Returning boxing hero Josh Taylor has arrived in Scotland to a hero's welcome, but without his belts.

Celtic confirm they are continuing their managerial search after negotiations with former Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe collapse.

Ange Postecoglou emerges as the bookmakers' favourite to be Celtic manager as St Johnstone's Callum Davidson is also linked with the job.

Scotland have "enough quality to achieve greatness" at Euro 2020, full-back Stephen O'Donnell says.

Chelsea midfielder Billy Gilmour thinks his side can beat Manchester City in Saturday's Champions League final and says it is the "stuff of dreams" to be involved.

Departing midfielder Gary Dicker backs Tommy Wright to take Kilmarnock back to the Scottish Premiership.