Central Station in Glasgow is the country’s busiest rail hub. Not that it has always seemed that way of late, its concourse more likely to feature a lone reporter talking about rail strikes than crowds of commuters.

THREE offerings for the autumn, all featuring murder most foul. It’s dangerous out there in crime drama land, dangerously crowded, which can tempt writers into going to ever more elaborate lengths to make their creations stand out - no matter how r...

TAXPAYERS have had to foot a further £200m every year to fund a huge council pay rise offered in a bid to end the dispute that threatened to shut schools and and waste disposal services.

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A leading doctor who is under investigation at one of Scotland's oldest universities has come under fire for a 'sexist' image that was shown to medical students.

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By Scott Wright

“WELCOME to Downing Street, Prime Minister! I trust you are well. And how was Balmoral?

WE will not, of course, know the identity of Boris Johnson’s successor as Conservative leader, and thus the next Prime Minister, until 5pm on Monday. The signs are – and have been, for a while – that the winner will be Liz Truss.

HE once sold his caricature pictures on Glasgow's famous thoroughfare Sauchiehall Street for £1 at the age of just 16.

THERE might not be much to see when you enter Scotland’s newest film studio. High ceilings, blackout walls, and a handful of TV production staff milling around.

MOST people would assume that eating too much "ultra processed" food is bad for their health. Too much salt can lead to high blood pressure, while diets overloaded in saturated fat and sugar are likely to cause obesity which in turn increases the ris...

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SP ENERGY Networks has opened a new support room to spot potential faults on its electricity network before they happen.

There are no invectives left: catastrophe, destitution, economic disaster – all these and more have been deployed in abundance these past weeks as the energy crisis deepens while the Conservative party chooses its next leader.

IN George Square, Glasgow, on Wednesday evening we gathered to light candles for those we had lost in Scotland’s addiction apocalypse.

SHE is widely tipped to become Italy’s next premier, at the head of what the local press insists on calling a “centre-right” coalition

OUR illustrious outgoing Prime Minister, having just returned from two five-star holidays with his family, decided to send his staff on a £50,000 jolly, namely a short return flight to the Scottish Borders in the Government aircraft which we all pay...

Robot litter pickers could be deployed to keep wards clean at a new £500million hospital in Lanarkshire.

As imagined by Brian Beacom

A FRIDAY lunchtime at BBC Scotland in Glasgow and two friends are sitting side-by-side on a sofa, chewing the fat about their recent adventures (some sweet, some hilarious, some that would make your hair stand on end).

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WHEN Nicola Sturgeon says that she feels partly British (as well as Scottish); when the SNP leader in Westminster Ian Blackford says he loves the House of Commons and has a good number of Tory friends there; and when Stephen Noon, the architect of Ye...

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"Lennie does look like she would be utter filth in the bedroom, the little minx. Yup, choker necklace, deep red lippy, tousled hair, black lacy see-through top and a bit of BDSM thrown in for good measure – utter filth."

HOW do you Wordle? It turns out that there are strategies galore to tackle the online puzzle but not all are on board with consistent approaches, as the game continues to obsess players, including Bill Gates.

SCOTTISH Government planning reforms do "not yet go far enough to respond to the nature and climate emergency," a coalition of leading environmental charities has warned.

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Are you looking to start investing in cryptocurrencies but are unsure of where to start? Well, you have come to the right place.

Each day hundreds of new cryptocurrencies hit the market. In effect, this has pushed the number of cryptocurrencies circulating in the market today past 22,000 in total.

What is today's Framed? Some hints to help you guess the movie. Plus the answer for when you've given up!

Hints and answer for today's Wordle.

If you have tried and loved Wordle, Quordle should be your next go-to brain teaser.

Put your music knowledge to the test by taking on the 'name that tune' game Heardle!

GLASGOW city centre streets will be closed to allow filming to get underway for the second series of TV drama Crime.

Glasgow's NQ64 Arcade Bar came under fire after a social media post claimed the woman was treated poorly by “callous” employees who refused to help.

MASS refugee reception centres capable of housing thousands of displaced Ukrainians could be opened in Scotland within months.

Scottish teachers have moved a step closer to all-out strikes amid claims that staff feel as if they are little more than “glorified childcare workers”.

A fresh offer is being made to Scottish council workers in an bid to stop further strikes hitting schools and waste disposal to prevent further strike action in a dispute over pay.

BORIS Johnson has been accused of trying to “intimidate” the Commons committee investigating whether or not he knowingly misled Parliament over Partygate.

A current cabinet minister and a senior Downing Street aide have been accused of sexual misconduct.

SHELL chief executive Ben van Beurden is preparing to stand down next year.

Ryanair flew a record number of passengers for the fourth month in a row during August as it continued to consolidate its position as Europe's largest airline by passenger numbers.

BREXIT looks set to grab the limelight again soon.

LAST-MINUTE Scottish flight cancellations have soared by over a third during post-pandemic travel chaos prompting calls for government to scrap plans to make future compensation claims far cheaper for airlines and costlier for passengers.

By Scott Wright

SOARING energy bills are a “potentially existential threat” to Scotland’s engineering and manufacturing firms, with some already facing insolvency, a national trade body is warning.

Scotland is falling behind parts of England in efforts to maximise the take-up of free childcare among disadvantaged two-year-olds, the Liberal Democrats have claimed.