Glasgow Caledonian University students say they feel abandoned as UCU-led strikes disrupt teaching, assessments and nursing courses amid 100 proposed job cuts

Scottish wind farms made £2.83bn profit, with 90% paid to shareholders, as bus funding rose 72%; campaigners demand public ownership of energy and transport.

Who knew that bosses at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum bosses could commune with the dead? Perhaps they’ve discovered an AI tool that can retro-read the intentions of people who lived thousands of years ago.

Ms Zhuravlova relocated to the UK, first to Devon, and eventually to Edinburgh, where she found a new passion, the traditional Scottish art of kiltmaking.

A leading BMA doctor warns SNP plans to centralise surgery could threaten local hospitals, emergency care and intensive care services across Scotland.

A mum has warned there is a 'cliff edge' in adult social care after support for her disabled daughter Amber, 20, stopped during transition from school.

The mood among the three hundred or so Scottish Greens members gathered in Eden Court Theatre in Inverness was upbeat after months seeing a record 15 MSPs elected in May.

Our Writer at Large has investigated Ulster's Dirty War for decades. Here, he talks to the veteran BBC reporter, John Ware, about the role of Scottish army officer Gordon Kerr

Documents leaked to The Herald which are to be presented to an internal meeting of the Scottish Greens this week reveal that a key party committee collapsed after only one member was prepared to sit on it.

Scotland’s tenement owners urged to inspect gutters, roofs and stonework, tackle damp and plants, and plan shared repairs to protect ageing homes nationwide.

This week’s Icon frequently plays burly, stern authority figures, and sometimes Santa Claus. Highly successful yet humble, he suffers still from imposter syndrome and is – ye ken – an opsimath. But we’ll come to that later (as opsimaths tend ...

The Scottish Government says its “no compulsory redundancies” policy remains in place after reports that hundreds of public sector workers are being paid millions of pounds per year – despite the fact their jobs no longer exist.

An amber weather warning for wind across Scotland and a yellow warning for rain for parts of the country have come into force in response to Storm Boelo

John Swinney must take a position on new oil and gas drilling, Gillian Mackay has said, as she hit out at the UK Government for approving the Jackdaw gas field.

Management of the Crown Hotel in Stornoway announced on social media and a front-door notice that the business has closed until further notice

A rescue effort was sparked after a walker was injured at one of Scotland's most remote bothies.

A young Scottish mother has died while on holiday in Albania.

A Ryanair flight bound for Edinburgh Airport was forced to divert over 600 miles away after being unable to land due to strong winds

Duck & Waffle Edinburgh operated for over three and a half years at St James Quarter as the brand's first UK location outside of London

The SNP has demanded the UK Labour Government rule out the use of revenue from Scotland’s oil and gas industry on English nuclear energy.

Police have sealed off Barrowland Park after the discovery was made in the early hours of Saturday morning

A person has been injured after a gun was fired outside a bar in Edinburgh.

Paisley Halloween Festival’s Saturday programme was cancelled by Renfrewshire Council on October 24 due to severe weather and an amber wind warning.

As the clocks go back this weekend, buddies in Paisley could be forgiven for setting their alarms a little later than others if they decide to stay on 'Paisley time'.

Outlander star Sam Heughan criticises Scotland’s data centre boom, opposing plans near Glasgow and Dumfries over AI threats and landscape damage.

The Herald appealed a decision to block the release of correspondence between the council, Criterion Capital and tenants at the Princes Street fire site.

A Thurso hotel has been ordered to pay £13,048 to Danisha Charles after a tribunal found its chef and general manager subjected the 15-year-old to sustained verbal abuse before dismissing her over a mental health condition she did not have.

Scottish farmers could pull out of mobile mast agreements after rent cuts of thousands of pounds, sparking warnings over rural mobile coverage.

A profitable family-run Scottish company operating eight hotels was placed into administration following an HMRC tax bill dispute.

As bond yields climb, investors are finding new income opportunities. Here's why many are taking a fresh look at fixed income

Tuesday’s vote comes against the backdrop of volatile events in the occupied West Bank and wider region. It will also be a referendum on Netanyahu’s leadership, writes Foreign Editor David Pratt

An impressive five bedroom Ayrshire home with it's own Harry Potter room is now on the market for offers over £380,000.

The Scottish Greens have promised a new railcard for millennials paid for by wealthy flyers.

The Scottish Government’s plans to give traditional music the 'same platform' as opera, ballet and classical music have sparked concerns.

A number of Egyptian mummies have been removed from two Glasgow museums amid concerns over "informed consent" from the deceased

Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has warned Scotland is lagging well behind other countries over the championing and promotion of its own culture.

Cruden reports stronger sales and profits as it hails a pipeline of around 3,500 homes across Scotland.

Observers who were detained at an olive harvest in the Occupied Palestinian Territories have spoken out, as Israel prepares to fully close the West Bank

Potfest will be hosted by WASPS in their Brigait venue, the old fish market which is less than 15 minutes walk from Glasgow Central Station and less than 20 minutes from Queen Street Station, from Friday 27- Sunday 29th November 10am – 4.30pm daily

Ross Greer lifts the lid on how the Scottish Greens borrowed £150,000 and scraped donations of £5 and £10 to fight the Holyrood election, as members gather in Inverness to debate the party's financial future.

The result of the crunch vote at the £1 billion Scottish company, forced by a US hedge fund, has been revealed

The Scottish Government's public sector reform plans have faced more bruising criticism.

A 17-year-old girl has been arrested in Ukraine for allegedly poisoning soldiers on the orders of the Russian security services

Scotscraig captain George Heron says he would vote for the club's TALGC deal again, arguing that concerns over control and course access have not materialised

Welcome to The Herald's Business live blog, where we’ll be bringing you the latest developments from across Scotland’s business industry.

The innagural World Shortbread Championship is set to take place in Scotland next month, with organisers today revealing the expert judging panel lineup.

Staff fear the cuts will impact the university’s ability to participate in the Erasmus+ scheme when it returns next year.

The bad weather is set to last 24 hours

The future of an historic house once described as Scotland’s most at risk building has been secured after Scottish Ministers confirmed its ownership would be taken over by Midlothian Council.

A Scottish engineering company has seen turnover almost trebled to more than £10 million.