The funeral of Pope Francis will take place on Saturday at 9am UK time.

A manhunt has been launched after a man was seriously injured in an attack on Monday afternoon.

Glasgow City Council has been warned the Clyde Tunnel could be forced to close unless it improves on its pay offer to staff.

UK-based startup Global Airlines has launched ticket sales for its inaugural passenger flight from Scotland.

A Scottish Green MSP has been accused of undermining judicial independence after branding the UK Supreme Court “bigoted” over its ruling on the definition of “woman.” Critics say her comments risk damaging the Parliament’s reputation — an...

The landmark Scottish retailer's managing director has highlighted expansion ambitions in the US

Key milestone in succession planning as sons and daughters play increasingly prominent role in Scottish hotel company

Ahead of a summit on tackling the rise of the far right, Anas Sarwar says the SNP has left Scots politically disenfranchised — and accuses John Swinney of using Reform UK as a political tool rather than tackling the root causes of populism.

Prince William and Princess Kate Middleton will visit Mull and Iona next week

The move is part of a new initiative by St Andrews Links Trust to widen access

Scotland's newest drinks brand, Domhayn, is "rewriting the rules of traditional maturation" by plunging casks into the mysterious depths of Scotland’s lochs.

The call went out, and they came in their hundreds.

From champagne bars to authentic Chinese food, here are eight new restaurants and cafes to look out for in Glasgow this spring.

The Supreme Court ruling was unanimous in the definition of a woman. Its consequences for NHS Fife in the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal are significant.

A Glasgow road was forced to close and multiple properties were evacuated after a building was deliberately set alight.

The 279th anniversary of the Battle of Culloden was commemorated with an event hosted by the National Trust for Scotland.

A Scottish company with the 'largest onshore fleet of helicopters in the UK and Ireland' has acquired a drone business

Tributes are being paid to Pope Francis after his death in the Vatican City on Easter Monday.

John Swinney has described Pope Francis as “a voice for peace, tolerance and reconciliation” as he paid tribute following the pontiff’s death aged 88.

A motorbike rider has died after a crash on the A933 between Arbroath and Colliston on Easter Sunday.

The Catholic College of Cardinals convening to elect a new pope is one of the oldest methods of electing a head of state

The 88-year-old has had health problems this year and the Vatican City has confirmed he passed away on Easter Monday.

More than £820,000 has been spent on meals and hotels for CalMac passengers affected by delays and cancellations over the last three years, according to figures obtained by the Scottish Conservatives.

Scottish Water staff will stage a two-day strike from midnight amid a continued dispute over pay.

Richard Tice forgot the names of councillors who he was in Glasgow to introduce - but his party insists it was not embarrassing.

Nigel Farage will be given a 'worthy reception' when he campaign in Scotland, but a party councillor has warned there is nervousness ahead of the visit.

A trio of talented artists have been selected to take up residence at The Hugo Burge Foundation's campus in The Scottish Borders as part of a prestigious programme designed to develop creative careers

Hospitality veteran still relishing life in industry after long and storied career

Troubled energy services company on brink of new era after fresh takeover approach

As Scotland’s education sector grapples with unprecedented challenges, Glasgow school Kelvinside Academy is launching a campaign to highlight the enduring power of opportunity, connection, and community in the modern education system 

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Scottish peer Lord Foulkes has launched a campaign along with Labour MPs to block Donald Trump from addressing Parliament.

Serious questions surround ability of tariffs to encourage reshoring of industries

Writer and author Paul Cuddihy looks back on the five Pontiffs of his lifetime and at the question of who will replace the late Pope Francis.

The charity works with businesses to provide essential household and personal items for families who need them most.

I met Teresa on Saturday morning outside Central Station.

Northern Ireland Office minister Fleur Anderson has indicated opinion polls will determine if and when a border referendum is called.

The movie, starring Witcher and Man of Steel actor Henry Cavill in the lead role, is scheduled to begin filming in May.

Police Scotland is appealing for information after a statue was damaged in Dunfermline.

A business study has been commissioned that will look at the opportunities for the future of the former Argos site in Cupar.

A public consultation has been launched by The Highland Council to develop local guidance that could help protect a rare species of bird at Loch Ruthven.

A doctor who secretly spied on 30 different people claimed he only done it due to his concerns about his small manhood.

NASA astronaut Don Pettit touched down at Glasgow Prestwick from Kazakhstan en route to Houston.

'He was the pope of mercy, the pope of welcome and the pope of the environment'

Criminal lawyers accuse the Scottish Government of delaying legal aid reform until after the 2026 election, warning the system may not survive that long.

Pope Francis died this morning (April 21) and the Vatican has announced his cause of death was a cerebral stroke.

Here is everything you need to know about the 2025 edition of Scotland's Home of the Year on the BBC, including the hosts and how to watch.

A long-established Scottish engineering firm has collapsed into liquidation with the immediate loss of all 48 jobs

A pensioner was attacked by a gang of thieves during the early hours of the morning

Former First Minister Alex Salmond reportedly offered advice to the Reform party ahead of last summer's general election