Physical distancing ends in most settings, nightclubs reopen and limits on gatherings are removed.

As Scotland loosens most of its remaining restrictions, is the devastating pandemic finally at an end?

The lifting of most restrictions in Scotland and the Olympics closing ceremony make the front pages.

The Commission on School Reform says coursework is important but exams guarantee consistent standards.

Heating from humans has caused irreparable damage to the Earth that may get worse in coming decades.

A yellow warning remains in place after torrential rain closed railway lines and flooded streets on Saturday.

Police inform the family of a man who had been reported missing, after the vehicle was found near Castletown.

Olympic 1500m bronze medallist Josh Kerr tells BBC Scotland how a "bulletproof mentality" helped him become only Scotland's third individual track medallist in 100 years.

Some travel firms report a "surge" of bookings but others say it is "too late to save the summer".

Junior doctor Duncan Brown fell 30ft and ended up submerged in the water below the Aberdeenshire bridge.

Dr Maya Shahsavari came to the UK as a refugee from Iran and is now a ear, nose and throat surgeon.

All over-50s, teachers, school staff and pupils and those working on Covid testing will be offered the jab.

The 2m requirement will remain in hospitals and GP surgeries, Scotland's health secretary has confirmed.

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

Scotland's levels system of restrictions is set to end - but what does that mean people can do?

Readers have been sending in their questions about what the ending of more Covid rules means for them.

The documents could be used in an international vaccine passport programme enabling foreign travel.

Concerns have been raised about vaccine uptake among younger adults, but are they less likely to want a jab? Here, we examine the statistics.

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

Women in one of the most deprived parts of Glasgow say they can help their communities tackle climate change.

An archive preserving sounds from offices, factories and shops will also be a resource for artists and musicians.

The annual climate change summit is being held in Glasgow - who's going and what's at stake?

Boris Johnson put his foot in it by joking that Margaret Thatcher gave the UK a "big early start" in the shift away from coal.

No posters, pop-up performances or flyers as a socially-distanced Edinburgh Fringe gets under way.

Nicola Sturgeon explains why pupils and teachers will be required to wear face coverings in schools.

Scotland has left its final level of restrictions with few anti-Covid measures remaining in place.

Team GB's Josh Kerr wins bronze in the men's 1500m, with the second fastest time ever by a British athlete, as Norway's Jakob Ingebrigtsen takes gold.

Laura Muir wins a superb silver medal, shattering the British record, to finish behind Kenya's defending champion Faith Kipyegon in the 1500m final at the Tokyo Olympics.

Laura Kenny becomes the first British woman to win gold at three Olympic Games as she and Katie Archibald are crowned madison champions in Tokyo.

Scotland captain Andy Robertson limps off during Liverpool's pre-season friendly against Athletic Bilbao.

Celtic boss not giving up on keeping playmaker and striker linked with Serie A club as Livingston line up new loan signing...

Watch the goals from this weekend's six Scottish Premiership games, including defeat for champions Rangers and a hat-trick for Celtic's Kyogo Furuhashi.

Kyogo Furuhashi scored three goals but his influence on Celtic went far beyond that, writes Tom English.

Scotland's Grant Forrest secures his first European Tour title and says his late father was "the big inspiration" ahead of his thrilling Hero Open win.