Brian Glendinning, who was detained on 12 September, is expected to return home to Fife within days.

Scotland's health secretary also confirms strike contingency talks have been held with the Army.

Two stories dominate Monday's papers - the Autumn statement and strike crisis in the NHS.

The aviation enthusiasts hope their replica World War One aircraft will be able to take to the skies.

Hew Morrison creates facial reconstructions in a bid to solve cold cases which can date back decades.

Former First Minister Henry McLeish says a "better way" must be found to finance Scottish football.

RBS warns of an "extremely difficult period" ahead, as a survey suggests output continues to slow.

Officers say the blaze at a former shop in Dundee was a "reckless and dangerous act" of fireraising.

Crowds gathered at memorials across the country to remember those who died in conflict.

There were 41 passengers and 10 crew on the MV Varagen when it got into difficulty in Orkney.

A second man was also seriously injured in the incident in the Priesthill area of Glasgow.

Scotland fail to end a 117-year wait for a first ever win against New Zealand as the beleaguered All Blacks fight back to win a thriller at Murrayfield.

The chancellor also tells the BBC he wants to make sure any recession is as short and shallow as possible.

The "extremely rare" insect is spotted at the same site in the Borders it was last seen in 1980.

The mother's bill was sky-high because she has to run life support equipment for her daughter, age 12.

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

Dave Smith couldn't believe it when he saw that a local shop was allowing people to take coats for free.

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

Zoe and Ben Sullivan explain how they have been cutting costs as the family’s energy and fuel bills double.

Crofters have expressed concerns over increasing feed, fuel and energy prices.

A pet owner tells of his struggle to afford to keep his cats well fed.

Marjorie Lamb, 102, trained in the Highlands and was posted to Egypt during the Second World War.

A local project is undertaking work to dignify the ceremonies of those who die alone.

The bird from the Borders which migrated south via two cargo ships continues to surprise observers.

Experts are using diggers and a purpose-built scanner to remove radioactive particles from the Fife coastline.

The woman was sexually assaulted in the US by Nicholas Rossi, who later assumed a new identity and fled to Scotland.

Scotland's oldest war veterans recall the role they played in battling Hitler's Nazi Germany.

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

Melika Balali says she has been given police security after the Iranian government tried to find her.

The optical phenomenon was caused when moonlight is refracted through water droplets in the air.

Who Cares? Scotland said it hoped the advert would help people understand what care really meant.

Hundreds of thousands of tree tubes are being removed and a biodegradable alternative introduced.

The Led Zeppelin singer delighted fans with an unexpected performance in an Aberdeen pub.

BBC analysis shows delays have doubled in past four years with experts warning lives are at risk.

Nurses belonging to the Royal College of Nursing union have voted to strike.

Strikes are not inevitable - Humza Yousaf

People across Scotland paused but one major Armistice Day service was called off to due high winds.

A Scottish sheriff has ruled that fingerprints, photographs and tattoos confirm the identity of a missing US fugitive.

The first woman to work in Scotland's poppy factory sees the appeal as a symbol of both sacrifice and support.

An Iranian woman living in Scotland tells of threats she received after voicing protests.

A 19-year-old from South Lanarkshire has a little known condition which constantly affects her vision.

Kimberley Bradley had her toes amputated on both feet and almost died but still considers herself lucky.

Two Edinburgh hairdressers are taking steps to try to help people who dread going to a salon.

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

Lisa Megginson had her transvaginal mesh tape surgically removed after years of health problems.

A killer on home release left Linda McDonald for dead - now she says the parole system must change.

A holiday rep who was unable to sing teaches himself then scoops two music awards.

A senior Buddhist monk reveals the strength needed to follow a disciplined way of life.

Bragar has served generations of island families and has graves of men killed in a maritime disaster.

Extra officers will be deployed in Aberdeen for the visit of Dundee United on Saturday evening.

Police say the accident happened at about 16:30 on Friday on the A697, near Lauder in the Borders.

Rescuers used special shoes to venture out onto the mud at Montrose to help the 15-year-old.

The man responsible for the death of Amanda McIlquam's son was spared jail because he was under 25.

Scotland missed "the best opportunity in our history" to beat New Zealand, says head coach Gregor Townsend.

A decision on Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst's future has to be quickly "one way or another", says Kenny Miller.

The majority of the Rangers board now want to sack manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst, but no talks have taken place with the Dutchman...

Scotland forward Claire Emslie says it's "surreal" playing for Hollywood A-lister-owned Angel City after returning to American football.

Neil Robertson and John Higgins are beaten on another day of shocks in the UK Championship first round.