LEGAL giant Dentons is relocating in Edinburgh to a flagship development in Haymarket, signalling a big vote of confidence in the city’s office market.

Ryanair has announced a $1 billion investment into Edinburgh Airport that will bring its biggest summer schedule to date in the Scottish capital.

The man and woman will face Glasgow Sheriff Court on Wednesday

Welcome to the Herald's LIVE blog covering the Met Office's 'Danger to life' weather warning. Follow along for the latest traffic disruption, and updates on the Amber alert coming into force from 4pm today.

The Met Office warn of "likely" injuries and danger to life with the Scottish Government suggesting there will be “very challenging” days ahead.

MINISTERS have failed to make good enough use of restoring Scotland's peatlands to meet the nation's bid to be net zero in emissions by 2045.

By Scott Wright

GIVEN this is a UK Government that often seems to have more front than Blackpool, which will host the Conservatives’ spring conference next month, we should not have been surprised by the dizzying spin

JOHN Menzies has said it has engaged with its shareholders before the board again unanimously rejected a £469 million takeover proposal from Kuwaiti-based National Aviation Services.

IT started out more than half a century ago with an ex RNLI lifeboat that carried 12 passengers.

THE great thing about having the midweek rugby column is that you get time to analyse weekend matches and digest what happened. It also means you have probably calmed down by the time you come to write the column, though I am still seething about one...

ST JOHNSTONE boss Callum Davidson called for VAR after a penalty decision he felt was harsh prevented his side from taking all three points from a 1-1 cinch Premiership draw against Aberdeen.

FORMER Health Secretary Jeane Freeman has landed a new “key role” at a Scottish university.

OIL and gas logistics business ASCO has clinched North Sea contracts worth around £200 million months after one of the industry’s best known players joined its leadership team.

ARE we at war yet? Those US intelligence reports leaked, not by Wikileaks, but by President Biden at the weekend claimed that Vladimir Putin was planning an invasion of Ukraine to start this very day. Reports of last-minute Russian troop withdrawals ...

By Scott Wright

Analysis By Gavin Mochan  

BORAG Thungg, Earthlings, are you ready to celebrate? 2000AD, “The Galaxy’s Greatest Comic” will celebrate its 45th birthday this month. A new book, The 2000AD Encyclopedia, has just been published to commemorate the event and a bumper birthday...

STORREGA, which is leading the drive to develop a carbon, capture and storage cluster in Scotland, has recruited an expert on the regulatory system after the project failed to win the support the company was seeking from the UK Government.

NORTH Sea-focused oil and gas firm Neptune Energy has underlined the potential to produce low carbon hydrogen fuel in the area helped by the use of existing infrastructure.

TIDAL energy specialist Nova Innovation has been awarded acreage off Shetland on which it expects to develop a significant source of renewable energy.

SO Boris Johnson, in an interview with the Daily Mail, says that Scottish independence "is just not going to happen". This from the man who declared that there were no parties held at Downing Street, and he hadn't attended any of them. Mr Johnson als...

The log burner sold out last month, but is now back in stock at Aldi and is priced at just £69.99.

THE year was 2084, the year of the last comedian in Scotland. Comedy had been dying for generations following the purge in 2023 after what became known as the Carrtastrophe.

LEAVE aside the current drama on the borders of Ukraine and ask yourself the question. Was it ever sensible to make western Europe so dependent on Russian gas? I don’t think so now and I didn’t think so 20 years ago.

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

Babbling Bob

AT the heart of the University of Aberdeen is one of the most beautiful and striking buildings in the country. The Sir Duncan Rice Library is a seven-storey modernist glass cube. It looks as if Klimt has been painting on it, shimmering as it does wit...

AS Covid recedes from the front pages, the independence debate begins to fill the void. That there is a gap to fill at all is the SNP’s fault – they are doing so little in government there is nothing else to talk about. All the more remarkable, t...

By Ian McConnell

Wordle was recently sold by creator Josh Wardle to the New York Times.

In days gone by, those looking to indulge in some retail therapy in Glasgow would have been faced with a dilemma: Argyle Street or Sauchiehall Street first?

Scotland's new transport minister Jenny Gilruth has said she had personal experience of feeling unsafe on trains.

The incident put Glasgow’s COP26 climate summit in the headlines for all the wrong reasons.

Ideal for people trying to consume less calories, air fryers simulate deep frying without submerging food in oil.

You can get 12 free bottles of wine with this new fridge.

Pancake Day is just a few weeks away and if you’re thinking of jazzing up this year’s pancakes then maybe this sausage dog frying pan is for you.

Meanwhile, Storm Eunice is predicted to bring heavy rain and possible snowfalls on high ground from the Midlands northwards.

CAMPAIGNERS have warned that “more is needed” from SNP ministers to mitigate a real-terms cut of almost £600 for the 140,000 families on universal credit.

THE chief executive of MadeBrave is stepping back from the day-to-day running of the Glasgow-based brand agency to plot its future direction as it moves into its second decade.

A MOVE to transform a former department store in the Scottish capital into a hotel and restaurant has been approved.

An independent think tank has won a High Court fight over Government appointments made during the pandemic.

RUSSIA is giving “mixed signals” over the prospect of a Ukrainian invasion, the Prime Minister has said.

Glasgow's People's Palace will reopen its doors later this month after repairwork has been completed, it has been revealed.

SCOTTISH LibDem leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has labelled Alex Salmond’s continued TV programme on Russian state television “an embarrassment to our nation” amid escalating tensions over Ukraine.

NICOLA Sturgeon's government has increased spending to more than £9 million on its network of offices across the world ahead of plans to hold a second independence referendum, newly published figures show.

Union bosses have defended demands for a £2,500 university staff pay rise after they were branded “unrealistic".

THE NUMBER of fines handed out over party gate is to be revealed by the Met, but not the identity of the recipients.

Wages have fallen for the first time since 2020 sparking fears that more people will end up in poverty.

THEY call this “travel”, but is travel the right word? I’m on the beach. The tide’s coming in – sea teasing sand, sand teasing sea. Between here and the castle, a field of marram grass is moving to the orders of the wind. Some children conq...