Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has sparked outrage after dismissing the 1996 Dunblane primary school massacre as "one murder" during an appearance on the Joe Rogan Experience podcast.

A new train station on the outskirts of Glasgow is set to open weeks ahead of schedule, with final preparations now underway before it welcomes its first passengers.

Norwegian is expanding its winter programme in Northern Norway with the launch of a new direct service between Glasgow Airport and Tromsø, one of the Arctic's most popular winter destinations.

A 17 year old boy was seriously injured in a stabbing on Kinfauns Drive near Drumchapel Shopping Centre on Tuesday evening.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) was called to a fire at a single-storey derelict building on St Andrews Road at 7.46pm on Wednesday

A pioneering Scottish seaweed product maker has been placed into administration.

Work on a new £10 million community care hub in central Greenock has been completed.

A new e-bike share scheme will be rolled out in Stirling that will see around 130 electric bikes available for use.

Large parts of Princes Street have been cordoned off as firefighters tackle the blaze in the B-listed former Debenhams building. Tram and bus services have been disrupted.

A group of kayakers have been rescued after getting into trouble off the coast of Dumfries and Galloway.

A 69-year-old man has survived a microlight aircraft crash in the Scottish Borders.

Work is yet to start on the 8500-capacity venue, more than two years after planning permission was secured, due to problems finding a main contractor and supply chain issues

See where 50 UK Government-funded 4G mast upgrades are live across rural Scotland, from Arran and Islay to Skye, the Borders and Ardnamurchan.

Ian Murray said some Scottish communities may remain mobile not-spots unless they accept new mast infrastructure, despite fresh 4G upgrades across rural areas.

Scottish windows and doors firm CR Smith has created 150 jobs

KT Tunstall, Callum Beattie, Nina Nesbitt and Nathan Evans are among the Scottish stars performing at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony.

SSEN Distribution will invest £300 million over five years to strengthen Scotland's electricity network and improve resilience.

For the 2024-25 academic year there were 36,300 international first-year students living in Scotland

Scottish music stars are set to perform at the opening ceremony of the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

Today's cartoon is on the US renewing strikes on Iran.

Parents who feel they have “not been listened to” have filed a complaint after a council decision to reject their petition to reinstate a school bus.

Two men have been convicted of the murder of John Taylor in Kilwinning in 2024.

New figures on the number of schools, subjects, and pupils involved in Gaelic-language education at secondary schools.

A work of art celebrating the upcoming Commonwealth Games has been unveiled ahead of its auction in support of several charities.

Takeover bid for renowned Scottish oil firm highlights competition for reserves fuelled by war on Iran

Boots has opened a new On The Go store at Aberdeen Airport, offering travellers beauty, health and travel essentials before they fly.

Tartan Army fans are being offered free tickets for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.

As Andy Burnham prepares to enter Downing Street, Douglas Beattie examines what history's Labour giants can teach the next prime minister.

An Edinburgh dental practice has changed hands after being acquired by the owners of another family-run clinic as they continue to expand.

A former Tory MSP who accused his party of trying to “out-Reform-Reform” is working to make Nigel Farage’s party “effective” in Holyrood.

Urban legend had it as a favourite of inmates at Glasgow's Barlinnie jail, while millions more enjoyed Little House on the Prairie around the world. Now Netflix has rebooted the drama for a new age and a different America. Should fans expect a 'woke'...

Campaigners say the proposed Jackdaw gas field would have "no impact" on energy bills, as a new environmental impact assessment is released

A new public artwork celebrating Scottish writer Muriel Spark will be installed in Edinburgh’s Princes Street Gardens after Jacqueline Donachie won an international design competition.

Golf continues to underpin some of Scotland's most desirable property markets, but what is changing is where buyers choose to base themselves

House price growth in Scotland is expected to slow this year as rising inflation, higher interest rates and global uncertainty weigh on the property market.

A new ceramic mural celebrating a "lost" Mackintosh artwork has been unveiled at Glasgow Central Station.

Dundee University has placed all Chaplaincy staff at risk of redundancy as part of a £20m savings plan. It is feared the centre could close amid Scotland’s wider higher education funding crisis.

A new community-led mooring and pontoon at Loch Fyne will open this month, marking the first phase of a regeneration project to boost tourism and the local economy.

A foster father faced a gruelling legal battle to avoid his late daughter's estate going to her abusive birth parents under Scots inheritance law

New research reveals that nearly half of adults want immigration reduced, whilst public acceptance of social prejudice has surged to its highest level since 2002.

A busy Glasgow road in an area that’s in poor condition is to be transformed into a green boulevard as part of a redesign of streets in North Laurieston.

Edinburgh Airport has become the first publicly named Pioneer partner supporting a UK-wide nature recovery programme focused on restoring forests, peatlands and wildlife habitats.

The National Library of Scotland is celebrating 90 years of Oor Wullie and The Broons with free family events in Edinburgh, Glasgow and Dundee.

A vast former estate of the Bulmer cider family in Scotland has been put up for sale.

A new art exhibition exploring Orkney's historical connections to the transatlantic slave trade has gone on display in Orkney Museum’s recently transformed exhibition room.

Aberdeen is expanding its Voi e-bike scheme to six more areas after more than 55,000 journeys were recorded during its first two months.

Two men have been arrested and charged in connection with a drugs recovery in Girvan.

Glasgow East MP John Grady has demanded a statutory public inquiry into the horrific Beastie House child abuse scandal, following a damning review that exposed how agencies repeatedly failed four children while describing their abusers as "warm and l...

A major road has been closed in Glasgow following a taxi crash

A Glasgow man has been fined and banned from owning animals after battering his dog.