Infection rates are within predicted levels for the autumn season, according to health expert Jillian Evans

Passengers are warned to check journeys and expect last-minute cancellations during the latest action.

Talks to replace Liz Truss and a "humiliating" climbdown over corporation tax make the front pages.

Joy and Norman Cummings, from Linlithgow lost their daughter in 1971 with virtually no support.

The postal service blames strike action and widening losses for the mass redundancies.

As the Mòd begins in Perth, BBC Scotland presenter Joy Dunlop recalls winning the coveted Gold Medal.

Flats have been evacuated near the fire in Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire.

An artist who paints with his mouth has created artwork to fund research into motor neurone disease.

The internationally renowned museum and gallery was first opened by his mother the Queen in 1983.

The 13-year-old girl was arrested after an incident near a park in Drumchapel, Glasgow.

ScotRail has urged commuters to plan their journeys ahead of work at Inverness Airport station.

A Stirling design duo were selected to design the trophy for the Scottish Album of the Year award.

Four life-sized statues of healthcare workers in scrubs are erected in Edinburgh.

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

Has the home secretary put a Scotch trade deal at risk over India comments?

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

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.

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.

Events company Unique Assembly is awarded the contract after the previous contractor pulled out.

The 64-year-old was driving a Ford on the single carriageway road and collided with two other vehicles.

A court hears the police sergeant suffered pelvic fractures when he was struck by the reversing car.

MP John Lamont says transport officials are "dragging their feet" over taking the line to Carlisle.

Three vehicles worth £48,000 were also stolen in the incident at Caird Park golf course in Dundee.

Hearts are thrashed by a rampant Fiorentina to leave their Europa Conference League progression hopes hanging in the balance.

Scotland's co-efficient under pressure as another Rangers defender suffers injury.

The safety net of a play-off will give Scotland the "freedom" to attack a tough Euro 2024 qualifying group, says captain Andy Robertson.

BBC Scotland looks at what happens now for Giovanni van Bronckhorst's Rangers after being hammered by Liverpool in the Champions League.

Andy Murray reaches the quarter-finals of the Gijon Open by coming from a set down to defeat Pedro Cachin.