“Ash and I don't have the same relationship that Alex and I had. But we fully respect the work that she's doing in Holyrood."

A Glasgow lap dancing club could need to remove its sign after losing an appeal against a council decision to reject permission.

Foreign Editor David Pratt runs the rule over the assorted former CIA officers, mercenaries, financial consultants and evangelical Christians who claim to be doing ‘good’ in Gaza but are roundly condemned by the global humanitarian community

Treasury Committee members visit Glasgow to hear how the ‘poverty premium’ and decline of cash acceptance is affecting low-income communities.

Shona Robison says Labour could avoid welfare cuts by adopting the SNP's tax on higher earners.

Alex Salmond’s successor said while he would not rule out working with the SNP in government, the party’s leaders must be held accountable for their conduct

Màiri McAllan sits down with The Herald to discuss her new brief, returning from maternity leave and succession planning.

Nearly 11,000 sailings were cancelled due to technical faults with ferries in Scotland since 2023, new research can reveal.

The housing secretary wants to ‘step up’ action as she admits plummeting house building figures are taking Scotland in the “wrong direction”.

The Covid-19 pandemic affected women’s mental and physical health more than men’s, according to research from the University of Aberdeen.

A 20-year-old man has been arrested after officers were called to the report that a woman in her 30s had been seriously injured in South Road, Dundee around 4.25pm on Saturday, 5 July 2025.

OFTEN billed as a polymath, Alasdair Gray was a writer and artist who illustrated his own books, prompting us to ponitificate that, just as writing is illustration through words, art is writing through illustration. Ken?

Far-right activists are making a 'mockery' of West Dunbartonshire Council, says Clydebank Trade Union Council (TUC)

The famous Glasgow barber shop which cut Jim Kerr’s hair is closing after 34 years in business.

The bus company confirmed on Saturday that it will continue operating Service 65 on a modified timetable.

Top criminal defence advocate Thomas Leonard Ross KC has warned men accused of rape or serious sexual assault may not receive a fair trial because of rules over what evidence can be heard in court.

The new owner of a Scottish town centre shopping centre told The Herald it is 'too early to say' if it will be redeveloped

Edinburgh Airport's chief executive had some revelations on new flights and gave his view on the Glasgow Airport question

The award-winning chocolatier highlights 'supporting local families' as one of the main successes of his business

A hostel near the 'geographical centre' of Scotland is being marketed for sale

For long-term investors, it is hard to imagine that the geopolitical events of today will have a profound impact on the performance of global companies in 10 years’ time

All eyes have been on Calton in Glasgow's East End since the UK’s first Safer Drug Consumption Facility began in January, allowing people to inject illegally-bought heroin or cocaine under medical supervision. Now some politicians and local cam...

Glasgow University is set to announce the launch of a ground-breaking Children's Choir aimed at offering the city’s state school pupils access to high-quality music education. The initiative is a collaboration with the UK’s National Schools Singi...

MP James McMurdock has resigned the Reform UK whip from himself amid questions over “business propriety during the pandemic”.

Twenty graduates are celebrating at the University of Edinburgh’s McEwan Hall today after becoming the UK’s first cohort of doctors to qualify through part-time study

Thousands of marchers have been taking part in Orange Order walks through the streets of Glasgow.

A leading trade union has forged a landmark agreement with a subsea cable company to help create up to 1,200 energy manufacturing jobs in North Ayrshire.

The 39-year-old man who died following a disturbance in Paisley can now be named as Richard Lee.

The Home Office has welcomed the ban on Palestine Action, after the group failed to block its proscription with a late-night legal bid.

Three men were hospitalised following a disturbance at a property in West Lothian.

Police Scotland is appealing for the public's assistance in tracing Ava Allan who has been reported missing from Stonehaven.

Police said two further people have been detained in recent days in connection with Operation Portaledge, the investigation into violent incidents in the east and west of Scotland.

The incident took place at around 12:30am on Saturday morning at Palma de Mallorca Airport onboard a flight bound for Manchester.

Portsoy has long been known for its important geological features but now researchers from the University of Aberdeen are using the rare assembly of rock types found in the harbour area to replicate lunar geology.

Unions warn "eye-watering" principal pay distracts from the sector's real problems, and principals suggest they are open to having a conversation.

Palestine Action will head to the Court of Appeal hours before a ban against it is due to come into force, to challenge a High Court judge’s refusal to temporarily block it from being designated as a terror group.

Today's cartoon focuses on Ferguson Marine’s money troubles

Palestine Action have lost a legal challenge at the High Court to temporarily prevent the group being designated a terrorist entity.

The blockbuster deal, another major development in ongoing consolidation of the European airlines sector, has been hailed as a 'defining moment'

OHMS Renewables UK is a Glasgow-based company that is a trusted partner with Octopus Energy – one of Europe’s largest investors in renewable energy – and is committed to providing a complete solution for residential clients

Dozens of trees surrounding a hotel car park have been placed under a protection order after the site was put up for sale.

A commemorative service will take place on July 6th at 1pm in Aberdeen’s Hazlehead Park, where Scotland’s Piper Alpha memorial is located.

An 18th century listed bridge over the River Forth has reopened after 10 months following repairs.

A Glasgow student has claimed a top nature photography award after capturing a perfectly timed shot of two puffins in a fight.

The Edinburgh Grand opened this week as Scotland’s first Luxury Collection Hotel and the fourth in the UK, part of Marriott International.

Glasgow City Council said it has found no evidence of any data being stolen amid an ongoing cyber security incident.

Oasis play the first show of their long-awaited reunion in Cardiff on Friday night but the band are forever tied to Scotland

A portion of St Fittick’s Park, the only publicly accessible green space in the deprived area of Torry, is closer to being turned into a renewable energy campus

The flow of golfing news got into full swing as Scotland moved from spring into summer, the most lucrative time of the year for the industry

The shopping centre 'makes up a significant proportion of the town centre core'