The man was sexually assaulted and beaten by three Christian Brothers at St Ninian's in Falkland, Fife.

The estimated rate for the latest quarter was 74.1%, according to the Office for National Statistics.

The transport minister wants railways to be safe for women to travel, but is this the way to do it?

Prime Minister Boris Johnson's bid to prevent the break-up of the UK makes Scotland's front pages.

An amber warning is issued for parts of central and southern Scotland, northern England and Northern Ireland.

Myra Philp says her mother was a proud and honest woman almost destroyed by the Post Office scandal.

Workers at eight Scottish universities have walked out in a row over pay, conditions and pensions.

The man, who is now 57, is sentenced to three years and nine months for attacks on boys from 1976 to 1986.

The Scottish and UK governments agree the deal as Boris Johnson makes a visit to Scotland.

Police are investigating the incident at an historic site on the Antonine Wall.

Humza Yousaf says Scotland should be free to to set its own virus strategy, regardless of moves in England.

Strathclyde Partnership for Transport says its blueprint will ensure all services "join up seamlessly".

The 27-year-old woman was struck as she walked on the Kingston Bridge at about 01:10 on Sunday.

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

A further easing of the Covid restrictions in Scotland has taken effect - so what has changed?

New residents will no longer have to isolate if they have a negative PCR test and no Covid symptoms.

With changes to Covid rules, there's been some confusion over the differences on each side the border.

The scheme, which applies to nightclubs and large events, came into effect last year.

Experts and politicians say Scotland needs to learn to live with Covid for the "foreseeable future".

BBC Scotland answers your questions about the latest Covid restrictions.

Scotland's one million confirmed cases is a big underestimate of the actual number of infections.

As pupils return to class, we look at the picture across Scotland on how the pandemic is being felt.

Medical teams around the world are learning which medicines work best against Covid.

Climate change affects every person on the planet but studies have found it affects women more.

A Scottish businessman plans to drive his family to Poland amid fears a Russian invasion is imminent.

Energy prices up-end parts of the economy as materials, shipping and tax costs also rise.

The future of a wallaby colony on Loch Lomond is in doubt after new owners revealed plans to move them.

The family of Hugh McMahon say the battery burned a hole the size of a 5p coin in his heart.

Humza Yousaf says scrapping Covid measures in England should not force Scotland into how it tackles the virus.

Expat Stuart McKenzie explains why he is taking the new advice from the UK government on leaving Ukraine.

The first minister says children will not have to wear face coverings in the classroom from the end of February.

About one in 10 fathers will experience a depressive episode within the first year after a baby.

Three mothers beg for their sons to be released from locked hospital units and into appropriate community care.

Aberdeen consider Jack Ross and Jim Goodwin as Paul Lambert is linked with Pittodrie post.

A dominant 10-4 win against Japan gives Great Britain's women's curlers a chance of reaching the play-offs at the Winter Olympics.

The Old Firm head to Tayside in Scottish Cup quarter-final action as Dundee United host Celtic and Dundee welcome Rangers.

Team GB's wait for a 2022 Winter Olympic medal goes on as freestyle skiers Kirsty Muir and Katie Summerhayes finish short of the slopestyle podium.

"Gutted" Laura Muir is ruled out of the entire indoor athletics season with a back injury.