Scottish ministers are being forced to change the law on tuition fees for hundreds of migrant students after a landmark court case.

Windier weather, increased rainfall and new capacity boosted generation in Scotland from April to June.

The Supreme Court considering its indyref legal verdict and pressure on Liz Truss lead the papers.

How have Ukrainian refugees adapted to living in Scotland after fleeing conflict in their homeland?

Blind gamer Ben Breen wants more studios to consider people like him when developing computer games.

Mohamed Salah comes off the bench to score an incredible six-minute hat-trick as Liverpool obliterate Rangers in the Champions League.

UK government lawyers argue that the Scottish Parliament cannot stage a referendum without Westminster's consent.

Relatives are worried the investigation could be delayed after a raft of resignations.

Brian McKillop had been out drinking before he launched a random unprovoked attack.

The organisation - which works on behalf of 35,000 sheep farmers - wants to move its Borders base.

Charlie Deans struck the officer after police used a stinger device during a high speed incident.

Officers say they dispersed a crowd gathered round the faulty cash machine in Dundee on Tuesday.

The low-key ceremony in Connel celebrated the life of independence campaigner Ian Hamilton KC.

The Glasgow University study found it was more likely to occur after severe infections in hospital.

Judges heard two days of legal arguments about whether Holyrood has the power to set up a referendum.

Installers say they are struggling to deal with the number of inquiries sparked by the energy crisis.

A new trail highlights the city's connections to slavery and the anti-slavery movement.

One firm tells BBC Scotland it was being inundated with people crying, unable to find somewhere to live.

The images were taken by Joseph McKenzie, dubbed "the father of modern Scottish photography".

The Succession star reflects on his home city and its people as he returns for a career retrospective.

BBC Scotland looks at the rise of Real Madrid midfielder Caroline Weir as she aims for the Women's World Cup with Scotland.

Our political editor considers the challenges ahead for the Scottish National Party after its conference.

A look inside the Supreme Court and the key arguments likely to decide the fate of an indyref2.

The first minister tells SNP members they are "the independence generation" in a keynote speech.

Scotland's first minister defends her comments after Nadhim Zahawi calls her language "dangerous".

Retired police detective David Swindle, who led the investigation into Peter Tobin, said he had no doubts he killed more people.

The sister of Vicky Hamilton, who was killed by serial killer Peter Tobin, reacts to news of his death.

Dundee United probe an alleged racist remark towards Hibernian's Jair Tavares after video footage emerges following Tuesday's game.

The loss of the Sphinx snow patch is a sign of climate change, says expert Iain Cameron.

A 35-year-old man was arrested after the car ended up on its roof in Aberdeen city centre.

Heriot-Watt University teams up with a US institution for a new global textile design course.

Police were still at the scene of the incident at the M&S Foodhall in Dundee on Wednesday morning.

Manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst says Rangers need to "change our mentality" after a second-half collapse against Liverpool resulted in the club's heaviest European defeat.

A Champions League night that started with hope for Rangers, descended into anger and recriminations, writes Tom English.

Rachel McLachlan and nineteen-year-old Emma Orr return from injury to start for Scotland in the must-win Pool A game with Australia on Saturday.

Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp describes his side's 7-1 win over Rangers as a "freak result", while St Johnstone hope for no VAR teething troubles

Hearts head coach Robbie Neilson has urged his side to produce a "massive" result for the club against Fiorentina to keep their Europa Conference League hopes alive.