A further 3,285 cases of the virus have been recorded in Scotland, with 12.6% of tests positive.

A report into racism against Muslims recommends lessons in school and a more diverse police service.

A call to "press pause" on the easing of Covid restrictions and travel rules make the front pages

Malcolm Brown developed a rare autoimmune disease after suffering food poisoning while on a self-catering trip.

Andy Murray holds his nerve to ensure his Wimbledon singles return ends with a dramatic four-set victory over 24th seed Nikoloz Basilashvili.

This is the first time the Queen has visited Scotland since Prince Philip's death in April.

Crimestoppers has put up £5,000 in a bid to find Derek Ferguson who is believed to be with associates in Spain.

The Arbroath couple were woken by a flash and bang after a petrol bomb was thrown through their window.

Nicola Sturgeon said these are "minor, but important changes" towards returning to normal in Scotland.

The Scottish and UK governments clash at the Supreme Court over the reach of Holyrood's powers.

Campaigners have been fighting to save the branch which opened in 1989 and employs 265 people.

Scottish government funding is up by £200m, but 97,000 more children with ASN have been identified since 2012

Search teams had been looking for the diver since Sunday when he was reported missing.

A new online portal allows anyone over the age of 18 to self-register for an appointment.

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

As vaccination reduces serious illness from Covid-19, the Scottish government is changing its strategy.

The next phase of lockdown easing will see larger groups meeting. So what new freedoms are coming and when?

Many Scottish council areas saw restrictions ease earlier this month, but some remained at the same level.

The number of weekly cases among 0-14 year olds is now higher than in early January, figures show.

Scotland has put the brakes on easing Covid restrictions this summer but there is confidence it is just a pause.

Some of the most recent answers to your questions about the pandemic in Scotland.

Shoplifting slumped but assaults on police officers went up during a "unique year" for crime levels in Scotland.

The link between Covid cases and hospital admissions seems to be weakening - but when will we know for sure?

Mementoes from the brigade formed during WW2 are on display for the first time at St Andrews Museum.

Craig and Nicole Lind took their first date beach memento and turned it into a full-time business.

The vivid turquoise colour of the sea off the west coast looks like holiday snaps from the Mediterranean.

Developers argue that pumped storage hydro can help meet climate change targets, but no new schemes have been built for decades.

The specialist staff work alongside clinicians to help teenagers tackle the causes of violence, self-harm and substance abuse.

The past year has been difficult for young people going out into the world during a pandemic.

The Queen and the Prince William visit the Irn-Bru factory.

Nathan Evans talks to BBC Scotland's The Edit about playing the Brits and being on the bill at TRNSMT.

Seas around the west coast of Scotland have been taking on a vivid turquoise hue.

BBC Scotland's The Edit chats to the stars of Fast & Furious 9 John Cena and Vin Diesel.

Tom Stoltman, the first Scot to win the competition, says he hopes to show autism is no limit to success.

Aberdeen sign United States forward Christian Ramirez, subject to a medical and securing a visa.

Josh Taylor says he felt like walking away from boxing after losing at the London 2012 Olympics.

Jamie Murray says missing out on this summer's Olympics feels like "a rejection" after winning four Grand Slams.

Celtic consider move for Manchester City defender as St Johnstone receive bid for full-back.

Hibernian's Scottish Cup-winning captain David Gray has announced his retirement from playing at 33.