The chemicals giant wants to reduce emissions by powering the plant with hydrogen tied to carbon capture and storage.

The National Audit Office says 134,000 pensioners, mostly women, were affected by a preventable scandal.

A raft of measures to support Scotland's emergency services and Boris Johnson's US visit make the front pages.

The "Salty Selkies" swam for more than six miles from the Bass Rock to Craigleith, Lamb and Fidra in the Firth of Forth.

The Scottish government sets out details of which venues and events will need to check vaccine passports.

Islanders on Eigg hope the single-room property can be home to a new "contributing member of the community".

Three photographers were commissioned to record discoveries made in this year's season of digs.

Scotland's national book town begins another "unique" event after being entirely online in 2020.

The MoD says it will provide a total of 225 personnel to drive ambulances and help run mobile testing units.

Scotland cruise to victory against the Faroe Islands in their first ever qualifier at Hampden Park to maintain a perfect start to their World Cup bid.

Margaret McCarron, 58, was walking on a street in Motherwell when she was hit by the marked van.

Businessman Charles Huang's funding gift to Strathclyde University is the largest in its 200-year history.

A mother tells an inquiry her 10-year-old son almost died from an infection caught while going through cancer treatment.

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

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has given more details about how Scotland's scheme will operate.

BBC Scotland examines the key questions surrounding the impact of vaccine passports in Scottish sport.

A woman who got one jab in England and one in Scotland says her vaccine certificate only confirms a single dose.

How to weigh the pros and cons of a vaccine for a disease that is rarely serious in young people.

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

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

The military are being brought in to drive ambulances - but shortages of beds and NHS staff remain.

Locals are facing a challenge from potential private buyers to purchase The Old Forge in Knoydart.

Josh Quigley broke Jack Thompson's record by cycling 2,179 miles in a week.

Brian Keeley shares his experience of a heart transplant six months after a new organ donor system was introduced.

How Tottenham Hotspur were beaten in Inverness and the forgotten legacy of their Scottish manager.

Lillian Briggs, 86, had to wait eight hours for an ambulance after falling and breaking her hip.

Artists look for ways to remember and to share our collective grief from Covid.

The first care home resident to receive a Covid-19 vaccine in Scotland has been given a booster dose.

The son of an elderly woman who had to lie on the floor waiting for an ambulance says he wants answers.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford says the government needs a winter plan for working families.

BBC Scotland goes on the road with paramedics as some patients wait hours for help.

Pipe Major Scott Methven held one of the most prestigious jobs in the piping world, a role which dates back to Queen Victoria’s reign.

BBC Scotland examines why Rangers have struggled in cup competitions in recent seasons, and what it means for Wednesday night's League Cup quarter-final against Livingston.

Rangers assistant calls for more "oomph" as former Celtic player weighs on team's form.

The joint response group representing the Scottish FA and SPFL "warmly welcome" the likely introduction of spot checks for vaccine passports.

Andy Murray fights back from a set down to defeat world number 26 Ugo Humbert in the first round of the Moselle Open.

Scotland can "step up" and build on a promising start to World Cup qualification, says Christy Grimshaw after an emphatic win over the Faroe Islands.