The fire began in a vape shop on Union Street on Sunday afternoon before the building collapsed hours later.

A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.

Arrests were made with both police officers and fans injured during clashes following Celtic's 4-2 win on penalties.

McAvoy's directorial debut tells the true story of two Scottish musicians who reinvented themselves as American rappers Silibil N' Brains.

As Scotland's players stood with hands on heads after what appeared to be a ruinous opening Six Nations defeat by Italy in Rome, a Wooden Spoon appeared a distinct possibility. A title challenge? No chance.

Leader Kenny MacAskill says the party's membership had haemorrhaged and its income has plummeted.

The £2.3m facility opens in Dumfries after a hold-up for an operating contract to be agreed.

Relatives of patients infected at Glasgow's flagship hospital say they did not receive a formal apology during a meeting with the first minister.

Police sealed off the entrance to The Thistle on Hunter Street on Sunday morning, and said the death was not believed to be suspicious.

BBC News understands the driver involved in the crash left the scene before police arrived, but was later traced and spoken to by officers.

Anne Murphy was 16 when she saw the King as he stopped over in Prestwick on 2 March 1960.

Ayse Hassan is holding an interactive Glasgow exhibition ahead of the release of her debut solo album.

Residents in Strathbungo, both old and new, banded together to organise this year’s Window Wanderland.

A new BBC documentary charts how the murders of 16 children and their teacher in March 1996 led to a handgun ban in the UK.

The rise and fall of the garage start-up which set out to revolutionise the brewing industry.

Bob McFie has composed countless songs and taught hundreds of young musicians since picking up his first set of pipes aged three.

Oor Wullie and The Broons began creating chaos across the pages of the Sunday Post in March 1936.

Bryan Larkin stars in Jailbroken, an 87-minute, real-time psychological thriller set entirely inside a single prison cell.

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Natalie Higgins, Lynsey Bews and Phil Sim on the week’s political news.

Iona Grant, 29, from Fort William, was placed in a care home in Nairn about five months ago.

Councils are seeking new ways to raise money and make savings - but big tax rises are coming too.

Mic Cassidy is stranded in Dubai after he was turned away from a repatriation flight and two others flights were cancelled.

It is 100 days from Scotland's World Cup opener, so what questions are facing head coach Steve Clarke as he makes final preparations?

Early investors in Brewdog are sharing their stories after the company's collapse wiped out their stakes.

Climate change is driving an increase in the number and intensity of wildfires, a new Scottish government report warns.

Leo came to Scotland for a better life but ended up living in squalor in a house surrounded by empty bottles and takeaway containers.

Scotland remains more or less split down the middle on independence, more than a decade after the referendum.

Tom English assesses Finn Russell's credentials as one of Scotland's greatest as the fly-half approaches a century of caps.

The protesters gathered outside the tower block in the Calders area of Edinburgh where two people were allegedly stabbed on Monday.

The single-vehicle crash happened near Corpach, north of Fort William, in February.

The £2.3m facility opens in Dumfries after a hold-up for an operating contract to be agreed.

A new BBC documentary charts how the murders of 16 children and their teacher in March 1996 led to a handgun ban in the UK.

As Scotland's players stood with hands on heads after what appeared to be a ruinous opening Six Nations defeat by Italy in Rome, a Wooden Spoon appeared a distinct possibility. A title challenge? No chance.

Injury updates on Celtic pair, Ibrox fallout and Scotland captain on future.

Highlights from all of the weekend’s quarter-finals.

Falkirk and Dunfermline Athletic will meet in a Scottish Cup semi-final derby at Hampden next month, while Celtic will face St Mirren in a repeat of this season's League Cup final.