A close friend of one of the prisoners currently on hunger strike after being arrested for an alleged Palestine Action protest fears they will die in prison.

A Scots college spending over £100k on international travel for staff has been branded 'totally inappropriate'

People arrested in Scotland under the Terror Act following the proscription of Palestine Action could have their cases thrown out, after it was revealed terror police had advised a frequently-used sign would NOT constitute an offence

A bitter row has erupted between the SNP Scottish Government and Glasgow City Council over funding for emergency homelessness centres. Letters reveal accusations of life-threatening risk.

A business launched with a seafront coffee shop in Oban has highlighted its emergence as 'one of the country’s fastest-growing hospitality groups'

Iain Gordon died at a property in Inverness on December 4 and has had a ‘lasting impact’ on the lives of many people.

A new building warrant suggests the former Timpson store, next to Baron Taylor Street’s junction with Academy Street, could become a takeaway.

A primary school has been told to further improve its teaching and pupils' literacy and numeracy - but staff have also been praised.

The first three games kick-off at 2am and 11pm against Haiti, Morocco, and Brazil.

A food trailer close to historic buildings linked to the Battle of Culloden has lost its bid to stay after retrospective plans were rejected.