Aslef, the union representing the drivers, agrees a 5% pay deal after fresh negotiations with ScotRail.

Death sentence given by Russian court for two Brits and the latest on rail disputes lead the papers.

Thousands of local authority school, nursery and cleansing staff are voting over a pay dispute.

Angela Rayner says there is "suspicion" about contracts for a firm she says is linked to a Tory peer.

An alliance of organisations hopes to boost the region's economy by securing freeport status.

The 62-year-old's car was involved in the collision in East Lothian.

Three women recall their experiences as some of Scotland's first female firefighters in the 1970s.

A fitness to practise hearing says Joseph Morley showed a "significant pattern of dishonesty".

Blair Paul qualified as a paramedic during the pandemic and the NHS in crisis is all he's known.

The Nuart event resumes after being hampered for two years by the coronavirus pandemic.

Nicola Sturgeon was responding to reports a woman was given a cardiology appointment in July 2024.

The inquiry into Sheku Bayoh's death hears from two doctors who examined the officer at the time.

A group of US Marine Corps jets and supporting Hercules aircraft stay overnight on their way to Europe.

Stephanie Bowie stabbed 21-year-old Darren Russell to death but claimed she only tried to scare him.

Scottish residents left without power after Storm Arwen react to a report criticising energy firms.

With filling up an average car now costing £100, are drivers doing the right things to save money?

Staff at a Dumfries GP surgery say they are working at full force - but still receive abuse and threats.

Why are UK pump prices at record highs, and when might they fall?

Kyle Grieve was invited to play at the Falkirk gig after holding up a sign asking "Can I drum?"

Stevie Nagel wonders how she will cope as an unpaid carer as her husband's dementia deteriorates.

Carrie-Ann Farquhar was told her young son had normal hearing, but years later he was diagnosed as being profoundly deaf.

Conservative MPs have voted on whether they want prime minister Boris Johnson to remain leader.

An early 20th Century croft house in the Western Isles wins the final of the BBC Scotland property show.

Dannie Burns brought up his "pet" alpaca Annie in his family home after it was rejected by its mother.

The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland names its best buildings of 2022.

Sarah Mullen is one of a growing number of women in Scotland who are choosing to give birth at home.

A weekly update on Covid-19 cases, hospital admissions and deaths in Scotland.

Paramedic Blair Paul finds facing families and dealing with sick children the hardest part of the job

Stevie Nagel wonders how she will cope as an unpaid carer as her husband's dementia deteriorates.

The two-year-old joined Mornings with Kaye Adams for a chat on air.

Celebrations marking the Queen's 70 years on the throne have continued.

Events take place on Orkney to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee weekend.

Scottish linebacker David Ojabo says "he couldn't have dreamed it any better" after being drafted by the Baltimore Ravens while he recovers from serious injury.

Andy Murray comes through a tough test against Alexander Bublik to reach the Boss Open quarter-finals in Stuttgart.

Dundee Utd head coach Tam Courts' potential switch to Rijeka looks doomed, while Celtic pursue a Brazilian midfielder.

Hearts recruit Australia defender Kye Rowles for an undisclosed fee, while Lewis Neilson moves to Tynecastle from Dundee United.