Scotland’s airline, Loganair, celebrates its 60th birthday and has gone on to become the UK’s largest regional airline.

It operates the shortest passenger flight, just under one minute, from Westray to Papa Westray and the world’s only scheduled beach landing on the isle of Barra.

Shares in Omega Diagnostics fell by nearly a third yesterday as investors took a grim view on the possibility of the Scottish company raising additional funding.

By Scott Wright

A Glasgow woman who received the gift of life from her brother has backed a campaign to raise awareness of living kidney donation.

By Ian McConnell

IT'S all happening in Glasgow. January was jam-packed with headlines about the dear, green place and dearly needed, greener plans for the city.

RED tape wrangles continue to create significant problems for many UK businesses two years after the UK quit the European Union and a year after the move was implemented.

IS the great return to the office now upon us?

A former youth worker has told how she was left suicidal after being forced out of her role by bosses at a public body in order to “placate” a councillor who had taken a dislike to her.

JOHN SOUTTAR will remain at Hearts until the end of the season - despite a deadline day bid from Rangers.

A new law requiring every home in Scotland to have interlinked smoke alarms has come into force.

HONESTY is the best policy, they say. Trust, decency and respect are the building blocks of civilisation. Speaking from a high-minded philosophical plane, Thomas Jefferson said: “Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.”

A thalassophile is someone who feels connected and magnetically drawn to the sea. Scotland has over six thousand miles of coastline, offering plenty of inspiration for artists and makers up and down the country. Whether it’s creating art from hidde...

Nicola Sturgeon will today give a key statement on coronavirus in Scotland to MSPs in Holyrood.

More than 9000 complaints about missed bin collections were logged by Glasgow City Council in just six weeks, figures show.

IT WAS a multi-million pound market for Glasgow’s tourism sector pre-Covid and now as restrictions ease the city is gearing itself up to lure visitors back with a new campaign.

OWNERSHIP of a company which operates four nurseries, four breakfast clubs and six after-school clubs has been handed over to the business’s 150 staff.

UK holiday operator Caledonian Leisure is targeting further growth in 2022 after what it has described as a successful first year of trading.

NORTH Sea oil and gas industry body OGUK has said it is expanding to cover “exciting low-carbon offshore energy technologies” and adopting a new name in response.

NORTH Sea oil and gas entrepreneur Andrew Austin has shown faith in the long term potential of the area by agreeing to buy stakes in big gas fields off Shetland from French giant TotalEnergies in a deal that could be worth more than $150 million (£1...

More than 9000 complaints about missed bin collections were logged by Glasgow City Council in just six weeks, figures show.

IT’S hard to believe we’re still waiting. The plastic bottle, especially the water bottle, has long been symbol of the profligate disposability of our times – and yet, more than 10 years after a deposit return scheme was mooted, almost two deca...

JOHN Menzies has won more business at an important airport after reiterating expectations that there will be a recovery in the aviation sector this year following the devastation caused by the pandemic.

YOUNG Scots are now entitled to travel free on the nation’s buses. The new scheme, which is the result of last year’s budget deal between the SNP and the Green party, means that they can apply for a new smart card that will facilitate free transp...

In its Victorian heyday, Blythswood Hill was one of the most fashionable addresses in Glasgow. Now an author and former town planner has called for Blythswood Square be put at the heart of efforts to revitalise the area around Sauchiehall Street foll...

JUST occasionally, I feel some sympathy for Mark Smith (“Can the independence issue really be ‘settled’ one day?”, The Herald, January 31).

By Suzi Murning

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on the findings of the Sue Gray report as the Met investigates alleged Covid-rule breaking. February 1, 2022.

Brought to book

UNTIL the Met weighed in, there were, when you think about it, few reasons why the Prime Minister, and those lackeys sent out as camera fodder, should ever have said “We’ll have to wait until we see what Sue Gray’s report says”.

“OBVIOUSLY there is a red line, which is we want to hold the Union together. That’s very important. But otherwise I am open-minded as to how we make the positive case for the Union.”

Ian Blackford has defended his claim the Prime Minister lied after being told to leave the chamber

The changes will impact stores where it has seen “lowest demand” and added it will shut seven of its 13 Jack’s discount stores.

Follow along with the latest news as Boris Johnson's future is under pressure after Sue Gray hands over a copy of her partygate report to Number 10.

JAMIE McGRATH has put an end to speculation surrounding the Republic of Ireland's future by sealing a move to Wigan Athletic on deadline day.

CHRIS SUTTON has admitted Aaron Ramsey is an "exciting signing" for Scottish football.

KEIR Starmer has accused the Prime Minister of having “held people’s sacrifice in contempt” – insisting that the public’s lockdown experiences will be “forever tainted” by his behaviour.

DUNDEE UNITED have confirmed the arrival of Tim Akinola on loan, with the Arsenal midfielder set to spend the remainder of the season Tayside.

ST JOHNSTONE have confirmed the signing of Theo Bair from Vancouver Whitecaps.

FORMER prime minister Theresa May has led a Tory backlash in the House of Commons as Tory backbenchers criticised Boris Johnson for his role in rule-breaking gatherings at Downing Street.

IAN Blackford has been thrown out of the House of Commons after accusing the Prime Minister of having “wilfully misled” Parliament.

BORIS Johnson has said he will decide how much of Sue Gray’s uncensored partygate report is ultimately published, after twice failing to commit to releasing it in full.

BORIS Johnson has been told to resign “before he does our country any more harm” after an interim report into lockdown rule-breaking parties identified “failures of leadership and judgment” from No10.

Hare House

The weather might still be too wintry for many of us to venture far from home. But the wonders of Scotland's great outdoors can still be enjoyed through the eyes of these energetic Instagram adventurers...

A NUMBER of parties in and around Downing Street during the pandemic “should not have been allowed to take place”, the initial report into the scandal has concluded.

A British woman found guilty of lying about being gang-raped in Cyprus has won her appeal to overturn the conviction at the country's supreme court.

JOHN Swinney has insisted that the UK Government’s pledge to improve relations with SNP ministers is “meaningless” after bringing forward new Brexit legislation with “no engagement” with Holyrood which is a “threat” to devolution.