Donald Trump and his children are accused in a New York lawsuit of overstating valuations to pay less tax.

A nursing union voices fears after Scottish government-funded training places remain unfilled.

The University of Glasgow says some students should defer or withdraw due to a housing shortage.

Putin's threats to use nuclear weapons and warnings tax cuts could damage the pound lead the papers.

Scotland go some way to compensating for their World Cup play-off heartache by claiming a crucial Nations League victory over Ukraine at Hampden to move top of Group B1.

A new Audit Scotland report warns the cost of living crisis will only make the situation worse.

Podcast hosts Laura and Dawn say their experiences of ADHD show no two people are the same.

Police say Jacalyn Margittay, 69, from Wisconsin, was travelling in Scotland with a friend.

Sean Elliot says more can be done after the closure of a site his mother used was ruled "unlawful".

The justice secretary says Operation Unicorn will be discussed by the Scottish Police Authority next week.

The wife of a pensioner accused of killing a mother and son has told a court of his health problems.

Roy, who was from Dumfries, made his name in Glasgow and went on to perform all over the world.

A builder who helped smuggle drugs from a former nursing home into Scotland has been sentenced.

The Scottish Conservatives have withdrawn a job offer to a man accused of inventing parts of his CV.

How a disillusioned art teacher landed the job designing the quiz show's coveted prize.

Wullie Gibson, 38, and his 17-year-old son Lewis finish a League 1 game on the same pitch.

Researchers find the bird - which was tagged in the Borders - took an unusual route south to Spain.

Zander Murray became the first senior professional footballer in Scotland to come out as gay last week.

The Queen was presented with Valkyrie in 1960 before the pony went to the broadcaster's family.

Players from four Glasgow teams joined forces for a special game in honour of the silver jubilee.

The Queen spent most summers at Balmoral, the 50,000-acre country estate in Aberdeenshire.

Queen Elizabeth spent a great deal of time in Scotland, both for official events and for pleasure.

There was genuine affection for the Queen in Scotland but uncertainty looms for King Charles.

A chance meeting led to Jim and Margaret Mitchell falling in love 20 years after a maternity ward mix-up.

The Gala Fairydean Rovers striker became the first Scottish senior footballer to publicly announce that he was gay.

An artist's lockdown project to create a Wall of Death fairground attraction has proved a new lease of life for volunteers.

A new MSP has been sworn in at Holyrood, becoming the first member to swear allegiance to King Charles.

A big screen showing the funeral was erected beside the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Edinburgh.

People from charities and organisations supported by the Queen remember her warmth and enthusiasm.

Scotland's players took out the hurt from a disappointing June on Ukraine with a stunning performance at Hampden.

Rangers managing director Stewart Robertson says a predicted £40m Champions League bonus is exaggerated as a supercomputer predicts it is Celtic's title.

Steve Clarke says Scotland's 3-0 Nations League win over Ukraine is "hopefully the start of another good run of matches".

"Boring" sessions in meeting rooms and repeated walk-throughs on the training pitch were the catalyst for Scotland's win over Ukraine, says Steve Clarke.

Injuries to Nathan Patterson and David Turnbull means manager Steve Clarke will bring 'one or two' more in.