The son of Scottish woman Jean Hanlon, who was murdered in Crete 17 years ago, says the fact her killer is still free pending an appeal is “infuriating” to her family.

The annual walk is organised by the County Grand Orange Lodge of Glasgow.

HIGH-ranking public officials in Glasgow may be dreading the outcome of the Scottish Government’s public inquiry into grooming gangs. The Inquiry needs specifically to address the appalling case of the child sex abuse ring that had operated in Glas...

The inside story of the £110m sale of Strathclyde Buses that made 3,500 Glasgow workers £82,000 richer and reshaped the city's bus network

Christine Dawood lost her husband and son on a notorious diving expedition to the Titanic wreck. She tells our Writer at Large how events in Scotland pieced her life back together

Once-wonderful Scots festival became Woodstock for neds

Scots back compulsory voting at UK general elections, a new Convergent Opinion poll for the Campaign for Compulsory Voting shows, amid concern over low voter turnout in Scotland.

Unruly politics is nothing new in the 'land of the free' but two Trump presidencies have strained it like never before. Foreign Editor David Pratt examines the state of US democracy

Police say their investigation into the death of a Scottish man who was shot on a Caribbean island is ongoing after a post-mortem examination was carried out.

As national average figures for additional support needs continue to rise, some schools find the vast majority of pupils now need extra help.

Police said the 36-year-old man is due to appear at Glasgow Sheriff Court on Monday

Network Rail engineers are at the scene

Unite has confirmed it will no longer go ahead with its first planned day of industrial action

Bathers have been advised to avoid the water

Police say two men carried out the attack

A vehicle fire forced the closure of a section of the M8 in Glasgow during the early hours of Saturday morning.

Using AI modelling, its ZOE man-overboard (MOB) system is trained to detect incidents and alert the ship’s crew in a fraction of the time.

Not everyone wants to bag a Munro or hike from dawn until dusk: a gentle meander and change of scenery can be every bit as wonderful as spending hours on the hoof. Here’s my pick of 50 easy Scottish summer walks that take less than an hour. All wit...

A student who dreams of leaving Gaza to study in Scotland has warned that time is running out

The ancient university, one of Scotland’s finest, has become consumed by an all-encompassing struggle for power — and survival.

Official data confirms that more than 100 schools now have 70% or more of pupils with additional support needs.

The 10-strong team will be asked to 'help create a positive, inclusive and welcoming atmosphere' throughout the festival season.

A Scottish Conservative MSP has demanded John Swinney reveal whether any risk to approving or delivering the £2.1bn replacement hospital was recorded before the Holyrood elections.

A renowned retailer that collapsed into administration after 146 years owed more than £59 million.

Royal Bank of Scotland’s impending closure of six branches is firmly in the spotlight.

Anne Ledgerwood declares recent investment is 'very much a vote of confidence' in St James Quarter

Sitting in the shadow of Stirling Castle, with foundations first laid in reign of King David I and an eyewitness to bloody battles and even a royal coronation, the Church of the Holy Rude could easily lay claim to being much more than a place of...

History shows that the right diversification and discipline help to build long-term wealth

When Scotland international rugby legend Doddy Weir bravely broke off a family holiday in New Zealand in 2017 to reveal he had been diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease, he made a promise.

Parents have concerns that the Scottish Government wants to ban mobile phones but supports school-issued iPads and other internet-ready devices.

UK tool and machinery supplier, United Tooling Solutions Limited, has fallen into administration, resulting in the loss of 75 jobs.

Human remains found on a US mountainside nearly a year ago have been identified as a missing Scottish man.

A former PE teacher has been found guilty of violent offences against children at Kerelaw Residential School in Stevenson.

It’s full steam ahead for a bid to extend Borders Railway to Hawick and Carlisle after Scottish Borders Council announced it had concluded the tendering process to bring in specialist consultancy company.

Scottish hotels are outperforming the UK - why is this?

Three Scottish Fire and Rescue Service firefighters deployed to Venezuela remain on the ground supporting ongoing search and rescue operations as part of the UK International Search and Rescue (UK ISAR) response.

Iain Munro's organisation is under pressure to get it right over 350 Sauchiehall Street - rather than get shot of it.

Three time world champion Jeff Hubbard and ten time drop knee world champion Dave Hubbard, who live in Hawaii, are recognised as leading figures in the sport. 

A woman who was accused of assaulting a police officer at a Palestine protest in Glasgow has had the case against her dropped

Millport is set to host its first ever Pride festival, marking a historic moment for the Isle of Cumbrae.

A new bus service operating over the new Renfrew Bridge will connect Clydebank, Braehead and Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Workers at an arms factory in Glasgow could be set to strike, ahead of showdown final talks with their employer

Vigilantes are targeting suspected paedophiles in South Lanarkshire – and sometimes getting the wrong house – a councillor has warned.

A stretch of land that once had buildings including homes has been brought to the market.

A man has been charged with assault after he allegedly attacked someone with a seagull, it has been reported.

Paesano has been named Scotland's Best Pizzeria at the prestigious 50 Top Pizza Europa Awards 2026.

Sky has shut down one of its popular channels after more than a decade in the newest TV guide shake-up.

£290,000 was donated as part of the show’s annual Presidential Initiative, which is organised by the Royal Highland & Agricultural Society of Scotland.

Blue Badge holders have been fined for parking in some parent and child bays, in one of the most misunderstood rules in UK car parks

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