More than 2,000 RMT workers are staging another 24-hour stoppage after rejecting the latest pay offer.

The head of the Royal Navy says he is disturbed by "abhorrent" accusations from women personnel.

Plans to ban the racing of greyhounds and concerns over a national care service make the papers.

A hydroelectric scheme provides power for the 120 people living in the remote community of Knoydart.

Leader Alex Cole-Hamilton wants to dramatically improve on the 87 seats the party won in May.

Gala Fairydean Rovers' category A listed structure officially reopens after a major restoration scheme.

The long-eared owl was rescued after being attacked by gulls off the north coast of Scotland.

Jamielee Fielding has been released early from a four-month sentence for failing to pay a fine.

She says it is "lunacy" as there are other brightly painted doors in her Edinburgh neighbourhood.

Festival organisers say those affected can claim a refund if they have already bought ticket for 2023.

Former Dr Who star Peter Capaldi says Scots are good at playing the Time Lord because they are “cosmic”.

A weekly update on Covid-19 cases, hospital admissions and deaths in Scotland.

About 6,000 homes across Scotland will receive £49 voucher to help with cost of living pressures.

Fox Goulding died a day after a piece of mango became lodged in his airway at a nursery in Edinburgh.

Homes and businesses in the city were recently flooded for the second time in two years.

The head of Christian Aid has been named as the next Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland.

The woman was struck by a Suzuki Splash in Union Street in Greenock.

A government minister quit over the proposals with another eight SNP MSPs also defying the party whips.

Many people living in remote communities are concerned about the impact of rapidly rising prices.

Wildlife photographer Hamza Yassin learned his trade in the Highlands and made it his home.

What changes are planned for the gender recognition process, and why are they so controversial?

King Charles is visibly moved to see a cherished item restored by BBC One's The Repair Shop team.

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.

A Scottish master carver says nature is what really drives him to craft his amazing creations.

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".

Descendant of suffragist Dr Elsie Inglis speaks about controversy over statue planned for Edinburgh.

The health board was rocked by allegations of a "culture of bullying" four years ago.

A man is in hospital and two others were treated for the effects of smoke after the blaze in Bucksburn.

NHS Dumfries and Galloway is dealing with unprecedented demand with all sites "beyond capacity".

Almost 60 Ukrainians had expected to be allowed to stay in the Killin Hotel until February.

With Jamie Ritchie leading the team, Scotland look to get back on track against Australia after an unconvincing year, writes Andy Burke.

Manager Giovanni Van Bronckhorst is sure pressure will drive him on after disappointing Rangers results and says his position has not been discussed in talks with the board.

Graeme Souness suggests a mega-ground-share idea for the Old Firm, while former striker praises Celtic's Champions League performances.

Glasgow Warriors avenged their season-opening defeat in style with a six-try thrashing of Benetton in the United Rugby Championship.

Will it be trick or treat for Scottish Premiership rivals as they seek to creep up the table?