Motorists have been advised to avoid the area

Passengers have been warned of rush-hour disruption on between two of Scotland's busiest stations after an "operational incident".

You can find Steven Camley in The Herald and online at heraldscotland.com

Demi McDaid, 23, and her partner Jack Farrelly, 30, were arrested at the end of June

The group has submitted a statutory appeal asking that the Scottish Government Reporter’s approval for the scheme be reversed.

A far-right podcaster who stood for election in Glasgow failed to declare any election expenses, despite bragging of using crowdfunded donations to put up billboards around the city

Golf clubs are dealing with more complaints than ever, from WhatsApp rows and slow play disputes to cheating and aggression, says NGCAA chief Alistair Smith

Scottish social tenants are excluded from new rent controls as social housing rents rise 12.4% and tenants struggle with the cost of living crisis.

The BBC has refused to reveal how many complaints it received over not showing live coverage of the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games this summer.

Previously withheld papers reveal officials knew Scotland’s £500m First Homes Fund could support some buyers who may have been able to purchase without it.

Formation of new Alliance will help River Clyde 'deliver economic benefit to the region'

An independent Scotland would make Scots £3,000 a year richer, the SNP has claimed.

Scotland’s First Minister has paid tribute to those whose lives were “forever changed” by the “unimaginable tragedy” of the September 11 attack 25 years ago.

The UK and Scottish governments have joined together to fund science collaboration with the United States.

UK holiday home manufacturer Sunseeker Holiday Home has ceased trading after collapsing into administration, resulting in the loss of around 80 jobs.

Protesters demanding a Glasgow homeless charity’s night shelter be kept open have staged a demonstration inside council offices this morning.

Developers working on Grand Theft Auto VI were fired after developer Rockstar uncovered a “disparaging” private chat room where employees swore about their managers and complained about the company, a tribunal has been told.

Police Scotland releases CCTV image of a man sought over an assault during Celtic v Hearts at Celtic Park amid a pitch invasion on May 16, 2026.

Lulu, Lewis Capaldi, Simple Minds, Belle and Sebastian, Texas and Wet Wet Wet are to be honoured in a new heritage trail celebrating Glasgow’s musical history.

Andy Burnham has flatly rejected John Swinney's call for independence referendum talks, insisting his PMQs comparison between Scotland and Northern Ireland was misread.

Andy Burnham's comments on public consensus and a future referendum may amount to only a subtle shift, but they mark a notable departure from Labour's previously uncompromising opposition to indyref2.

The owner of Myprotein and Lookfantastic says its turnaround is gaining traction, but investors focused on weaker near-term growth

Standards Commission appeals a Court of Session ruling after Glasgow councillor Fiona Higgins won a legal challenge over evidence in her misconduct case.

Police are appealing for information after a woman was raped in Blantyre.

The world’s biggest celebration of Gaelic language and culture is due to make its return to Glasgow, where it was last held in 2019

A large swathe of Glasgow's waterfront is set to be transformed under plans to redevelop the home of the Hydro and Armadillo venues.

Councilors from the SNP, Labour, and Greens joined forces to approve a report recommending that the city’s proposed southern tram extension be prioritised.

Firefighters have rescued four adults and a baby following a blaze in the roof of a four-storey block of flats in Edinburgh.

Armed police and military personnel are to take part in a multi-agency exercise in Cambuslang on Friday, September 11.

Elizabeth Crammond, who suffered three pregnancy losses, has rejected John Swinney’s apology over miscarriage care and called on him to meet her.

A judicial review found the Standards Commission for Scotland acted unlawfully in preventing Glasgow councillor Fiona Higgins from admitting documents.

The new owners of one of Glasgow's most historic pubs have uncovered the building's Victorian frontage as they vow to give the venue the "respect it's due".

A changing of the the guard at the city chambers saw shots fired across Holyrood's bow

The Skinny is to cease publication after 20 years. A statement from the Edinburgh-based publication confirmed that September’s issue will be its final issue.

A pupil brought a knife to Blairhall Primary, prompting police to attend after another child was allegedly threatened.

An update has been issued on the broken escalator at Clyde Shopping Centre. The troubled system had been out of use since the beginning of 2025 before being fixed back in March of this year.

Scottish Borders Council has been required to issue a full apology after an ombudsman upheld a complaint that a public consultation over proposed mothballing of nurseries was unreasonable.

Police officers were assaulted by a group of football fans after attempting to arrest a man who had been abusive on a train.

A homeless charity’s latest bid to secure planning permission for a night shelter in Glasgow city centre has been recommended for refusal.

Around 100 people are set to strike at the largest grain distillery in Scotland after plans for swingeing job cuts were announced

Following a spirited debate on Wednesday, councillors on the planning committee voted to back an “ambitious pragmatic” approach for Princes Street.

A new golf tourism event has secured host destinations through to 2028. What does East Lothian's selection reveal about the changing battle for golf travellers?

Scottish Canals is working with two globally renowned climate and heritage experts to assess the growing challenges posed by climate change to Scotland’s network of canals.

A well-known café in Ayrshire has closed suddenly, with customers informed by a sign in the window

Two company directors have been disqualified after their business imported vapes disguised as medical equipment and evaded millions of pounds in tax.

ScotRail has launched a consultation on the proposed renaming of a railway station. The proposal would see Glenrothes with Thornton railway station changed to become Thornton railway station.

A new report has found that ongoing financial problems in the college sector have only gotten worse, and reform efforts are struggling to keep up.

UK travel agent Barnes Worldwide Travel Ltd has ceased trading after 19 years, according to ABTA - see what impact this has on holiday bookings.

John Swinney has written to Andy Burnham asking for talks on a legal mechanism for a Scottish independence referendum after the Prime Minister appeared to change position on a new vote.

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