Swedish activist Greta Thunberg says she does not think Glasgow's COP26 summit will lead to "much results".

More than 500 people who have tested positive for the virus are in hospital in Scotland.

The last US flight to leave Kabul and a warning to conserve water in Scotland make the front pages.

Peter Krykant, who operated a drugs consumption van in Glasgow, says he found it hard to get help in Scotland.

Ian Rankin finished a draft manuscript written by the acclaimed crime writer William McIlvanney who died in 2015.

Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater will take up junior ministerial positions as part of the SNP-Green deal.

The six-storey building in the Old Town is being fitted with structures to hold it up so it is safe for workmen.

Patrick Harvie and Lorna Slater are the first Green politicians to hold ministerial office in the UK.

With the virus surging, we re-examine the new isolation rules and ask whether schools can ask pupils to stay at home.

Andy Murray produces his finest display in four injury-disrupted years but falls short of beating Stefanos Tsitsipas at the US Open.

Inquiries are taking place into claims that Rangers supporters sang an anti-Irish song before the Old Firm game.

An inquiry clears doctors of blame after a man killed a friend days after walking out of a psychiatric hospital.

A court is told Simon Churchman modified the weapon to shoot paintballs to help with a movie scene.

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

Covid cases are rising sharply in young adults despite all over 16s being eligible for vaccination.

Some high risk patients had few or no infection-fighting antibodies in their blood, a vaccine study found.

Scotland's levels system of restrictions have come to an end - but what does that mean people can do?

A digital "passport" has been rolled out across the EU - so why does Scotland use a paper system?

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

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.

Daniel Jones snaps aerial images from John O'Groats to Land's End while on a very personal mission.

The case being made for three very different parts of the country to secure the status for 2025.

BBC Scotland's political editor Glenn Campbell on the historic agreement that will take the Greens into government

The current head of the school on Fair Isle, which has just three pupils, is stepping down after 35 years.

Suranne Jones and Martin Compston star in BBC One's Vigil, set on board a nuclear submarine.

A woman who delivered her stillborn baby in a room next to expectant mothers helps make sure others do not have to.

He is raising money for charities that helped his late brother when he was in a coma for 14 years.

The comedians visit the Western Isles for the new series of Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing.

BBC Sport profiles the 33 Scots in Paralympics GB as the Tokyo 2020 event gets under way.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg says she does not think November's COP26 summit in Glasgow will lead to "much results".

Fire crews battle to tackle a blaze at Nick Nairn's restaurant in Bridge of Allan.

A small school on a remote Scottish island is in the market for a new teacher.

An early morning blaze caused fire, smoke and water damage to a cafe made famous by Harry Potter author JK Rowling.

Watch Aileen McGlynn and pilot Helen Scott win silver for ParalympicsGB in the women's B 1000m time trial at the Izu Velodrome on day two of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games.

Odsonne Edouard is close to completing a £15m move to Crystal Palace from Celtic, who hope to sign Giorgos Giakoumakis from VVV-Venlo.

Celtic playmaker set for English Championship as Dundee and St Johnstone set up deadline day loans...

Veteran goalkeeper Craig Gordon aims to carry on for "a good few more years" as he prepares to return for Scotland.

Andy Murray says he "lost respect" for third seed Stefanos Tsitsipas during a feisty US Open match where the Briton accused his opponent of "cheating" by taking lengthy bathroom breaks.