Staff shortages caused by Covid mean the rail operator is making changes to services in the central belt.

Health officials say the impact of the Omicron variant may become clearer in the coming days.

The possibility of further restrictions and a call for young people to take Covid tests make the front pages.

A canopy of the car park facility in Dumbarton was deliberately set on fire in the early hours of New Year's Day.

Former Rangers captain John Greig is among those attending a memorial to mark the anniversary of the Ibrox disaster.

Drop-in appointments will open from Monday for 12 to 15-year-olds as vaccination capacity increases.

Olympic champion Eric Liddell has been inducted into Scottish Rugby's Hall of Fame on the 100th anniversary of his first cap.

A temperature of 15.9C was recorded at Achnagart on Saturday, beating the previous record set in 1992.

The dogs can detect products that carry a risk of diseases such as African swine fever or foot and mouth.

Dr Gregor Smith and Olympic swimmer Duncan Scott are among Scots recognised by the Queen.

The Scottish Executive was not initially told the UK threat level had been raised to imminent after the 2006 airline bomb plot.

Hospitals across Scotland have been giving details of New Year births, including one boy born at midnight.

Edinburgh's street party was the highest profile casualty of the virus restrictions.

NHS Dumfries and Galloway warns that the outlook over the next four to five days is "bleak".

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

Large scale events have been cancelled due to the rapid rise in cases of the Omicron variant.

New measures begin for hospitality and indoor leisure in a bid to halt the spread of Omicron in Scotland.

There are many things in our favour, but Omicron is spreading fast. What have we learned this week?

Could a runny nose be a sign you have Omicron?

Booster numbers have reached record levels in the fight against the Omicron variant.

Museum staff unearthed the story of a Scottish dredger involved in constructing the famous trading route.

To mark his 80th birthday, BBC Scotland delves into the stories behind Sir Alex Ferguson's time at Aberdeen and Manchester United.

New research reveals the origin of the new year tradition is connected to freemasonry.

Looking back at the top 20 stories on the BBC Scotland news website in the past year.

Customers of the furniture chain say they have been left without orders and in the dark.

For years, Inverness Castle has largely been closed off to the general public.

Is the progress made in Glasgow in jeopardy from a rising tide of challenges in the year ahead?

Spanish train builder Talgo has still to reveal its plans for the former coal-fired power station site.

Is it always appropriate for relatives to interpret for deaf loved ones?

Fearless 82-year-old Scot Murdoch McGregor is the UK sailor of the year for 2021 after his incredible solo voyage made him the oldest person to circumnavigate Britain.

A blood bank service for dogs helps supply vets with immediate access to blood in emergencies.

New figures show more than 11,000 cases were recorded in Scotland on Boxing Day.

In the Scottish Highlands you’ll find a large herd of reindeer roaming the Cairngorms National Park.

West End production Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of) is a comedy adaption of the classic book.

Everton are hopeful of completing a £10m deal to sign Rangers' Scotland right-back Nathan Patterson.

Peter Wright and Michael Smith will meet in the final of the PDC World Darts Championship at Alexandra Palace in London.

Rising global temperatures due to climate change mean winter sports are under threat. BBC Scotland speaks to those involved in trying to preserve their future.

Nathan Patterson's prospective move to Everton could be worth in excess of £12m to Rangers as Hibs close in on double swoop.

Dan Evans and Jamie Murray win their deciding doubles tie to seal a 2-1 victory for Great Britain in their ATP Cup opener against Germany.