Motorists and bus travellers are facing disruption, while a number of schools are closed due to snow.

Often living off just over £5 a day, people in the asylum system say they are struggling to cope.

December strikes by airport staff and claims Brexit has stopped access to a new drug make the papers.

Members of the SSTA and NASUWT unions say they have been left with no option but industrial action.

A violent partner left Emma Artis facing bankruptcy but she found the strength to leave.

Campaigners say a Supreme Court ruling will have a major impact on plans for Safe Access Zones in Scotland

Michael Porter, whose mum died in Crete in 2009, hopes a new service will assist families whose relatives are killed abroad.

Archaeologists find Scotland's largest concentration of stone axe polishing marks at Balfron.

Passport control officers are to join thousands of public servants in walkouts over pay, the PCS union says.

The underground structure at Dounreay was used for disposing of radioactive waste.

A 31-year-old man is due to appear in court over the death of 90-year-old William Yule in Forfar.

Does the election of Stephen Flynn as SNP Westminster leader represent a blow to the first minister?

Rural postmasters say they are taking on second jobs in order to keep their branches open.

Breakfasts are being offered at Glasgow Caledonian University to help with the cost-of-living crisis.

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

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

The charities and community groups trying to protect their users from the cost of living crisis.

Daleks and weeping angels will also be on show at the National Museum of Scotland's Worlds of Wonder.

If Laura Strathearn had carried her baby to term, she would have gone straight into hospice care.

Twenty years ago a major fire in the heart of Edinburgh threatened to engulf its historic Old Town.

The 34-year-old from Dundee will face his first PMQs less than 24 hours after being elected.

Wednesday and Thursday's industrial action will cause partial or full closures across Scotland.

The backlog of unpaid work hours that offenders need to carry out rises to more than 700,000 hours.

A new heritage trail and exhibition celebrates the footballer on the 25th anniversary of his death.

Liz Thomson, 81, is thought to be to be one of Scotland's oldest care home workers.

Vivien Prior's grandmother fell pregnant while working as a housekeeper for a priest in Scotland.

Hundreds of thousands of workers have walked out, or threatened to, causing widespread disruption.

The party's new Westminster leader takes over from Ian Blackford who held the post for five years.

Areas of the terminal building were sealed off and a bomb disposal unit was sent to the scene.

Ian Blackford has denied he was pushed out of his role as SNP Westminster leader.

Kate Winslet told Laura Kuenssberg that more needed to be done for people in special circumstances

Dr Jim McMenamin, of Public Health Scotland, details some of the symptoms associated with Strep A infections.

The latest A&E waiting time figures are once again the worst on record causing concern for patient care.

The party hopes its proposed constitutional reforms will improve its electoral chances north of the border.

Local campaigners say they are living in constant fear of the next crash on the A9.

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

The auditor general gives his assessment of the £2bn underspend in Scottish government accounts.

Who is the Ross, Skye and Lochaber MP, and why has he stepped down as the SNP's Westminster leader?

Nicola Sturgeon wants to use the next general election as a vote on Scottish independence.

The ruling on the right to hold a referendum leaves questions hanging and a nation divided, says BBC's James Cook.

The government has extended the windfall tax on oil and gas companies.

Which of the spending cuts and tax rises announced by the Chancellor will affect people in Scotland?

Widespread changes to UK constituencies in Scotland are being drawn up, including the loss of two MPs.

Judges have said the Scottish Parliament does not have the power to hold an independence referendum.

More than a year on from COP26 in Glasgow, what progress is Scotland making on its climate change targets?

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

The Scottish government has lost its case in the Supreme Court - so what happens now?

Police are hunting for four people - including a boy aged about 10 - over the incident in Edinburgh.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service was called to the incident in Inverness on Wednesday morning.

Temperatures across the UK plummet overnight, dipping as low as -9.1C in the Scottish Highlands.

Nearly 10,000 patients in the Moffat and Lockerbie areas are affected by the decision.

The sculpture called Windy was wrenched from its base in a field near Dunblane four weeks ago.

A fatal accident inquiry will probe the deaths of Leo Lamont, Ellie McCormick and Mirabelle Bosch.

Neil and Andrew Simpson are named Scottish Sportsperson of the Year, with Jake Wightman, Laura Muir and Eilish McColgan also receiving awards.

Atletico Madrid will reportedly scout Celtic's Josip Juranovic against Brazil as Rangers are linked with Hibernian's Ryan Porteous.

Scotland wing Darcy Graham is expected to be out until February - the start of the Six Nations Championship - with a knee injury.

Rangers confirm the re-election of their board, including chairman Douglas Park, following Tuesday's annual meeting.

Partick Thistle chair Jacqui Low and all but one of the other directors resign after what they describe as "destructive behaviour" and fan protests.