BBC journalist Clive Myrie has been reporting live from Ukraine since the Russian invasion began a week ago.

Actor and writer Jack Docherty’s one-man play set against the backdrop of a one-night stand in the 1980s was a Fringe hit last year. Now he’s taking the show on the road around Scotland.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar is to dump the red rose for a thistle as the party carries out a major rebranding.

A tearful Ukrainian journalist who fled over the border confronted Boris Johnson with demands for Britain to enforce a no-fly zone over her country to protect civilians from Russian bombs.

A campaign has been launched to stop the "unthinkable" loss of a historic church which had a key part to play in the Scottish Reformation.

LAWYERS representing survivors of sexual abuse who have been given the go-ahead for multi-million pound 'class action' style lawsuit against Celtic FC say the club "must now face up to its responsibilities".

This is an example which really paints a picture of the scale of the crisis.

Two hundred jobs have been lost at the plant in Uddingston, with a further 77 in doubt, while 249 jobs have been saved in Arbroath  

A LEADING oil and gas expert has suggested that UK and Scottish ministers draw up “an integrated energy policy” to give licence to climate charge targets to ensure that “painful unintended consequences” are avoided.

ONE of Scotland’s most prominent business figures has heavily criticised Scotland’s newly published national strategy for economic transformation, declaring that it is short on focus and fails to address the flagging productivity of the country�...

How can we transition the Scottish economy from reliance on oil and gas jobs – and what opportunities does decarbonisation bring?

Both the UK and Scottish governments are firmly committed to the energy transition with legally binding targets to reach net zero CO2 emissions already in place.

SHELL has said that a key director is to leave the business, after announcing on Monday that it was exiting Russia in response to the deplorable loss of life that has followed the invasion of Ukraine.

POLITICIANS have been urged to reduce the demand for oil and gas – as the impartial adviser to both the UK and Scottish government has insisted that burning more North Sea fossil fuels will do nothing to reduce energy prices for consumers.

Telecoms testing specialist Calnex Solutions will start the new financial year with record orders, with revenues and profits in the coming 12 months likely to be “materially ahead” of market expectations.

Investors in Omega Diagnostics have purchased less than a quarter of 40.6 million shares available through a heavily discounted open offer that preludes the company’s exit from Scotland.

A Scottish wave energy pioneer has won a significant vote of confidence from investors following a successful trial of technology that could help cut emissions associated with oil and gas production.

THERE are decades when nothing happens, then weeks when decades happen. I’m not sure what Lenin, the author of that famous quote, would have made of the invasion of Ukraine. He was no slouch himself when it came to brutally suppressing opponents, t...

Boys were eight times less likely to seek help from Childline for suicidal thoughts during the pandemic than girls, new data shows.

THE suggestion by Bill Eadie (Letters, March 1) that the mobilisation of nuclear weapons by western powers is the way to respond to Vladimir Putin's actions is surely the worst possible reaction.

For businesses, the public sector and charities in Scotland, The Herald & GenAnalytics Diversity Conference has become a vital part of the on-going movement to level the playing field for everyone.

Hints and answers for today's Wordle.

IT was only a matter of “who” and not “whether” an SNP luminary would find some crass analogy in Ukraine’s awful plight in order to promote their own political agenda.

THE first reviews of new film The Batman are in. And they’re … mixed. The film, directed by Matt Reeves, and starring Robert Pattinson in the title role, is a nearly three-hour-long epic which has drawn raves and brickbats before it arrives in ou...

The history man

Our cartoonist Steven Camley's take on Putin's ostracisation by the international community

“HE was an old man who fished alone in a skiff in the Gulf Stream and he had gone eighty-four days now without taking a fish.” So begins Ernest Hemingway’s novella, The Old Man and the Sea. I remember reading it when I was at school, the punchy...

ON Saturday morning I took part in a small event in central Glasgow organised by Gordon Brown’s think tank, Our Scottish Future. As we met, a rather larger crowd was gathering outside in George Square to demonstrate solidarity with Ukraine. I’m s...

Children’s author and illustrator Shirley Hughes has died at the age of 94, her family has said.

Glasgow has at least 2659 properties which are listed as being empty for six months or more, new figures show.

White was accused of ‘playing the race card’ in Tuesday’s programme as the panel discussed racism at the Ukrainian borders.

Millions of households an energy bill price hike of £696 per year from April after Ofgem confirmed a new energy price cap last month.

Boris Johnson is expected to update MPs on his talks with allies in eastern Europe as the UK piled more pressure on Russia over the Ukraine invasion.

A LEADING motorists' group says Scotland's largest council needs to get plans to reduce car use in the city right or people will simply go elsewhere.

We've said goodbye to a number of people in the public eye in 2022, including Meat Loaf, Ronnie Spector and Barry Cryer.

The announcement on Tuesday night saw Biden vow to check Moscow’s aggression in Ukraine

BELARUSIAN leaders have been hit with sanctions by the UK, Liz Truss has announced.

THE First Minister has led the new voices of protest after David Goodwillie rejoined Scottish League One club Clyde on loan until the end of the season.

A GLASGOW humanitarian charity sending vital aid to the Ukraine has raised more than half its fundraising target in less than 24 hours.

A PLAN for 42 new homes in the Scottish capital is set to be brought foreward after an application to demolish offices at the site was approved.

THE family of man who died in Police Scotland custody has said officers are being given a "convoluted form of immunity" as a judge sought to protect them from self-incrimination.

PRITI Patel has accused SNP MPs of making “insulting” and “offensive” statements about her plans to loosen visa rules for Ukrainians.

KATE Forbes has refused to say if she will support her Government’s proposed changes to the Gender Recognition Act amid reports some SNP MSPs want to avoid punishment if they break the party whip.

MPs are to be given a payrise of more than £2000 from next month.

SCOTLAND’S Europe Secretary has called on UK ministers to reconsider plans to limit the number of Ukrainian refugees being taken in – calling for those displaced to be welcomed “with open arms”.

College lecturers have moved a step closer to joining their university counterparts on the picket lines after voting overwhelmingly for strike action.

A JUDGE has given the go ahead for a multi-million pound 'class action' style lawsuit against Celtic FC by survivors of sexual abuse.

THE SNP president Michael Russell has been accused of an “utterly crass” attempt to link the Ukrainian struggle against Russia with the pursuit of Scottish independence.

A TORY MP who travelled to Ukraine to witness the conflict should not have done so, Downing Street has said.

THE HOME Secretary is to extend the current rules for Ukrainians trying to come to the UK.