The Scottish government wants to make it easier for people to change their legally recognised gender.

A Perthshire farmer says it no longer makes economic sense to harvest the fruit, which will now go to charity.

Warnings over budget cuts to emergency services and Sunak's economy plans make the front pages.

The boy was taken to hospital with serious injuries after the attack near Kilmarnock bus station.

Strike action means no trains are expected to run to Galashiels for their annual general meeting.

Connor Cruden, who specialises in pipe bending, will compete in the WorldSkills event in Germany.

Nursery teacher Chloe Morrison was struck and killed by an unsecured part of John O'Donnell's lorry.

Scotland's largest health union has put a strike ballot on hold to consider a revised pay offer.

Rangers suffer a fifth consecutive Champions League defeat at the hands of an accomplished Napoli, but escaped without any significant damage to their brittle confidence.

Only 39% of health workers and 20% in the social care sector have had their winter Covid booster.

Leading charities are backing social prescribing, which can include walking, cooking and sports.

The tiny skeleton is the most complete fossil from the Middle Jurassic to be found anywhere in the world.

The issues which could define how the new PM's administration is seen north of the border.

As part of a centuries-old tradition, the King's piper plays a morning set for the first time at Clarence House.

How a vomitoxin which affects pigs may have helped solve the mystery of a Martian meteorites discovery.

Lynne Collinson says her small northerly tea plantation should inspire people to try new things.

The star discusses his new album, how fame affected his Tourette's, and being wary of Ed Sheeran.

What does the former Chancellor's appointment as Conservative leader mean for politics in Scotland?

Beth Morrison says her son is still traumatised by what happened at school more than a decade ago.

Now you see it, now you don't - the UK's only solar eclipse this year is filmed by BBC Scotland's roof camera.

A mother whose son was physically restrained at a special school says it has left him traumatised.

Scotland's Conservative leader Douglas Ross wants his party to "unite behind PM".

Scotland's First Minister congratulates incoming PM Rishi Sunak but warns him not to "unleash another wave of austerity".

A knitting group in Dundee have given their reaction to Rishi Sunak becoming the new prime minister.

The duo will be performing at the Concert in the Gardens on Princes Street to bring in the new year.

The ships are destined for the Skye triangle, meaning delayed Hull 802, will be deployed elsewhere.

The energy giant reported $9.5bn in profits though growth is slower than record figures this year.

The joint operation has particularly been aimed at tackling thefts of agricultural machinery.

High inflation sees charities having to use more of their funds to provide the basics for those who struggle.

Five games, five defeats. Can Rangers rescue a "damaging" Champions League campaign and avoid an unwanted record?

Rangers have another defensive injury concern as Celtic defender urges side to go out of Champions League with a bang.

Winger James Forrest says Celtic have "loads of other competitions to go for" following their early Champions League exit.

Jamie Ritchie was always destined to become Scotland captain, says national and club teammate Grant Gilchrist.

BBC Scotland's Tom English pores over a disappointing end to Celtic's European hopes this season.