The end of more restrictions comes almost two years after the first confirmed case of Covid in Scotland.

The UK government says it is considering restricting the access of Russian ships to UK ports.

Russia's nuclear arsenal now on high alert in response to "Nato aggression" makes Scotland's front pages.

Sophie Traynor is frustrated by the current attitudes to young people standing in elections.

Charity experts say UK death rates are a "national scandal" and want more research spending.

Ten homes were evacuated following the incident in Larbert on Saturday afternoon.

Norwegian energy giant Equinor also says it will start to divest its joint ventures in Russia.

The congregation at a Ukrainian church in Edinburgh are praying for peaceful end to the war.

Specialist community groups are offering workshops and home visits to help people reduce energy costs.

The shillings that Carol Allison deposited as a child in Edinburgh are now worth hundreds of pounds.

Ukrainian-Brit Alexei Achkasov's 10-year-old daughter has been texting him from her home in Ukraine.

Details of bill rises are now being sent to customers, with some set to pay well over £1,000 more a year.

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

Revised plans for tackling Covid will see the end of all legal restrictions in Scotland from 21 March.

As well as stopping some infections, jabs "cut the risk" of long Covid in those who still catch the virus.

A new cough, fever and change in smell or taste are the key symptoms of coronavirus.

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

How the "Dark Harvest commandos" used deadly anthrax to get a Scottish island cleaned up.

Team GB's curling heroes return to southern Scotland where many of them first took up the sport.

The idea is to link patients to the right support with problems such as finances, housing and isolation.

Sean Cusick and his family cannot leave Kharkiv as Russian forces have destroyed the airports.

The National Theatre of Scotland's ambitious new show is both a film and a play.

Researchers find that measuring aerial body images can establish which females are expecting a calf.

A barber from Bearsden has been cutting the hair of homeless people.

Stuart McKenzie tells the BBC about leaving Kyiv - his home of almost 30 years - with his children.

The first minister says Russia's actions have created perhaps the most dangerous moment since World War Two.

A Scot living in Ukraine says he is "scared witless" and ends a call with the BBC when he hears a tank approaching.

Kate hopes her work to improve the life of her son can help other people.

Flanker Rory Darge has emerged as beacon of hope for Scotland after a stuttering start to their Six Nations campaign.

Sportscene's Steven Thompson, Steven Naismith and James McFadden analyse Alfredo Morelos' two disallowed goals in Rangers' draw with Motherwell.

Josh Kerr sets new British and European indoor mile records and moves third in the world list at the Boston University Last Chance meet.

Sportscene's Steven Thompson, Steven Naismith and James McFadden analyse Ross County forwards Regan Charles-Cook and Joseph Hungbo's impact in the win against St Johnstone.

Celtic not struggling with nerves, says captain, as Rangers manager rues lack of VAR.