The 77-year-old man was taken to hospital

Engineers are on site to fix the problem

Below me, 8,000 agents, baggage handlers, and security staff are hard at work serving the the tens of thousands of passenger who visit the airport every day.

A Glasgow-set crime novel about a young woman, livestreamed murder and inequality is already earning major buzz — and keeping readers up all night. Kevin McKenna meets Kirsty Lockwood

Treated "like a pariah" and "the enemy", a founder of the John Muir Trust tells how he was ousted from the charity he created

The cash was provided by the Scottish Government to buy land for affordable housing, but the council now wants to build a school on the site instead.

Demands are being made for crucial reforms to help save Glasgow's heritage in the wake of fires and the closure of historic amenities.

A Scottish holiday parks company that was placed into administration owing £103m is to be sold

Scotch whisky markets remain 'very tough' but the executive chairman of the island distillery expressed hope.

Property firm Topland secures tenants for Search Consultancy and Waterstons

Pensions Commission will aim to address retirement concerns held by many

Woman says pregnancy cost her vital NHS gynaecology care, as exclusive data reveal removals from Scotland’s waiting lists have more than quadrupled in five years.

As researchers call for AI in the curriculum, one expert has warned that adults must commit to learning about it rather than pretending they can ignore it.

Gruffalo author Julia Donaldson and former Celtic midfielder Lou Macari are among the people honoured by King Charles in the Birthday Honours List

King Charles has announced the recipients of the King's Birthday Honours for 2026

Iran's foreign minister has said a deal to end the war has "never been closer", despite a furious reaction by U.S President Donald Trump to an apparent leak

A major anti-racism protest will take place in Glasgow tomorrow, as organisers call on people "of all backgrounds, of all faiths and none" to 'reclaim the streets'

New report shows Scottish hotel sector showing 'resilience amid a challenging and uncertain economic backdrop'

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they wish to trace following a serious assault on Lower Granton Road in Edinburgh.

Facebook, Instagram and Messenger users have reported widespread issues, with many unable to access accounts or load content during the outage.

A documentary celebrating the life and legacy of Kenyan-Scottish artist Beldina Odenyo will close this year's Edinburgh International Film Festival, organisers have announced.

As Scotland return to the World Cup for the first time in 28 years, The Herald is marking the occasion in style

Chef Nico Simeone is bringing his latest restaurant concept to Edinburgh, with Lennox set to open on Queensferry Street this July, replacing the existing Six by Nico West End site.

The buildings take their name from Greenock’s historic role as a centre of sugar importation

Campaign group For Women Scotland has accused the government-funded Equality Network of breaching its grant conditions. It follows a furious row over updated EHRC guidance on single-sex spaces following a landmark Supreme Court ruling.

A Glasgow-founded company has hailed new artificial intelligence hiring technology to help employers sift a "sea of AI-generated applications".

A new collection of homes at Longniddry Village in East Lothian has gone on sale, with properties starting from £240,000 and offering quick links to Edinburgh.

Hollywood actor Stanley Tucci has been spotted in Edinburgh while filming his new National Geographic series, enjoying dinner at popular Stockbridge Italian restaurant Sotto.

ScotRail is adding extra trains and staff this weekend as thousands of music fans travel to Glasgow for Take That and Edinburgh for Zach Bryan's Murrayfield concert.

In total, 288 disclosures have been made since 2021; with 25 categorised as ‘major/significant’ and 218 categorised as ‘minor/operational’.

New owners are ushering in the next chapter of The Left Bank in Glasgow as they prepare to celebrate the venue’s 20th anniversary.

Major fashion retailer Evans has returned to the UK high street in Yours Clothing stores after closing all its shops in 2020.

Friends and family are urging others to join in as they say farewell in style

A group of Edinburgh sheltered housing tenants completed a 3,070-mile walking challenge, with a final walk along the Royal Mile ahead of Scotland's World Cup.

"It’s probably the best role for a woman ever written. Sunset Boulevard is great,” says actor Juliet Cadzow, ahead of her new role in the famous play at Oran Mor in Glasgow

The 2026 Saorj Lal Awards for Edinburgh schools recognised pupils who illustrated themes of equality and inclusion through art.

The First Minister, the SNP and the First Minister's office were all targeted, it has been claimed

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Thousands of young people in Scotland are to be offered free vaccination against the disease

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A secret report found Scotland's ferry fiasco yard would have needed to work up to three times more efficiently to compete with rival shipbuilders — as company documents suggest productivity was still troubling directors last year.

The report also found no evidence that data centre moratoriums were supported by other local authorities in the South East Scotland region.

Located along the NC500, the club has made a series of low-cost digital tweaks that have helped to more than double visitor income over the last two years

I'd trade all the countless cold, wet nights at Hampden for the excitement that is building right now, and I can't wait to get in among the fans across the Atlantic.

Hundreds of care-experienced young people in Scotland are thought to have died prematurely due to failings in the system, the Scottish Government has been told.

Cash-strapped South Lanarkshire Council spent nearly £1 million on a botched employment tribunal after ignoring independent legal advice.

The leader of Glasgow city council Susan Aitken is facing a backlash after she told a public meeting rebuilding work at the site of a devastating fire may not begin for five or six years.

A major department store chain collapsed into administration owing £131 million

A commission aimed at finding solutions to endemic food insecurity will hear evidence in Glasgow on Friday