An employment tribunal accepts evidence of an "horrific" culture in part of Police Scotland.

Judges at the Supreme Court are to announce whether two bills passed by MSPs will be allowed to stand.

A £300m funding package for health services and Boris Johnson's conference speech make Scotland's front pages.

Public Health Scotland linked a conference by the sportswear giant in Edinburgh to 39 virus cases.

The two-week trial involves flights of about 30 miles, from Kirkwall to North Ronaldsay.

A 22-bedroom hotel and a bunkhouse are being built at Nevis Range near Fort William.

The winter plan will fund more NHS support workers, cash for care at home services and a pay rise for care staff.

The first minister admits that the app had caused "extreme frustration" for users and businesses.

The Glasgow festival had to go online this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Douglas Henshall, who plays Jimmy Perez in the series, unveiled the star outside his fictional home in Lerwick.

A fresh deal is expected to be put to railway workers after six months of industrial action, the Scottish government says.

Robert Leggat is convicted of attempted murder after attacking his former partner at the River Tay at Dunkeld.

Antarctic snowfall two-and-half centuries old forms the basis of a new artwork by Wayne Binitie.

Climate anxiety is on the rise, so we spoke to climate scientists about what helps them deal with feelings of hopelessness.

A crucial climate change summit is being held in the UK - this is why it's important.

BBC News looks at what we know and don't know about the Earth's changing climate.

A project in south-west Scotland is trying to help people "reconnect" with their local peatlands.

The Scottish government says its targets are some of the toughest in the world - but what progress is being made?

The move is the latest stage in a long-running dispute over pay and conditions and proposed cuts to services.

Facebook has apologised after it stopped working for users around the world for several hours.

When Khloe McInally was born she passed all the doctors' checks, but within hours she was on life support.

Gaelic speakers of African and Caribbean descent have shared their experiences in a BBC Alba documentary.

All retailers will have to comply and the scheme will affect plastic drinks containers, cans and glass.

John Thomson spent a decade during the 19th century capturing images from all walks of life in the Far East.

One wind farm company is looking for imaginative ways to repurpose turbines at the end of their lives.

A family in Aberdeenshire and another in the Scottish Borders take up some climate change challenges.

With a rise in bike crime during lockdown, could bike thieves be tracked through their Gumtree data?

Aimee, from Edinburgh, and Katherine, from Skye, are both facing struggles finding somewhere to stay.

One family shows how the wait for social housing has left them crammed into a tiny flat.

Ahead of the release of No Time To Die, Bond actors Daniel Craig and Rami Malek have been speaking to BBC Scotland.

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

Charting the first 300 days of Scotland's Covid-19 vaccination programme.

The controversial scheme came into effect on 1 October but will not be formally enforced until 18 October.

With more than 80% jabbed and half a million already infected, Scotland is heading towards herd immunity, expert says.

Nicola Sturgeon announces a "grace period" before the new certification rules will be enforced.

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.

Hibernian lose their appeal against the red card shown to Ryan Porteous in Sunday's 2-1 defeat by Rangers.

Uefa announces an investigation into "potential discriminatory incidents" at last week's meeting of Sparta Prague and Rangers.

SFA to introduce strict new penalties for racial abuse, Dundee Utd veteran wants Scotland recall...

Scottish Olympic medallists Laura Muir and Josh Kerr have their Commonwealth Games places confirmed, along with Eilish McColgan, Jemma Reekie, Jake Wightman and Andy Butchart.

The US-style legal action is thought to be one of the first cases of its kind in Scotland.