Those who received them as a gift are advised to ask the recipient to contact Next as soon as possible.

The Tarras Valley Nature Reserve said that woven grass nests, believed to have been made by tiny harvest mice, had been found.

Chief exam­iner Donna Stew­art said the new body was “look­ing at reform” across the entire  qualifications system.

The owner of a historically important architectural asset in Glasgow city centre has hit back at council's plans to take it from him.

Professor Mairi Watson has taken up the role of Principal and Vice-Chancellor at Glasgow Caledonian University.

Documents released by the US Department of Justice indicate that the life peer received three installments of $25,000 from Epstein in 2003 and 2004.

The Islands Accelerator Model outlined in the Scottish Budget could mark a 'new era' for Orkney, Shetland and the Western Isles - but funding is needed.

A major hotel plan for a landmark site in a Scottish city centre has been brought forward

Senior doctors have warned the wellbeing in Scotland's NHS is at 'crisis point' with many looking to leave the profession for a better work-life balance.

David Hamilton, Scotland’s Information Commissioner, is talking about the crisis of trust between the Scottish people and the grand public bodies they fund. “They just don’t help themselves,” he says

Ofgem said tougher smart meter rules will come into force from February

Along with the adjoining Trellis cafe, the business went into administration in December in a bid to save the jobs of 40 employees.

The Office for Product and Safety Standards (OPSS) issued recall alerts for items sold at some of the UK's biggest retailers this week.

Genevieve, who shares two year old Romy with husband Jack McCann, posted a video announcing the news to Instagram.

Police officers have issued an appeal for information following reports of a disturbance around 12.40pm on 1 February. 

The troubled arts centre closed for two months last summer after police were called on a group of protestors who had occupied the CCA building. 

Anas Sarwar’s party has announced that Mike McKirdy will contest Renfrewshire North and Cardonald at May’s parliamentary elections.

The Herald reported last week that Capgemini had provided IT services to a number of public entities in Scotland, including SAAS and the Care Inspectorate. 

A landmark Scottish hotel where 'extensive monies were lavished' is to reopen next month

Incredible talent from around the world performed in Glasgow this year

A ‘wilful’ car fire in a Scottish town has sparked a police investigation.

Scotland Office minister Kirsty McNeill praised the move, which took place following crunch talks between the nations last week. 

The UK Government has said questions on Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's extradition to the US over Jeffrey Epstein files are "entirely hypothetical".

Live coverage after a crash closes part of one of Scotland's busiest motorways

Drivers have been advised to find alternating routes

He said the devices are having a “catastrophic” impact on young people

Rape Crisis Scotland chief executive Sandy Brindley has announced she is stepping down after 24 years at the organisation in Glasgow.

A man has been left in a serious condition after being struck by a car on a busy motorway in Glasgow.

Officers say staff were left “shaken and upset” by the ordeal

Four people were taken to hospital following a crash in South Lanarkshire.

FOR a brief few moments following the 2024 UK election, Scottish Labour’s 17-year banishment in the wilderness appeared to be at an end. The party had won 37 Scottish seats – an increase of 36 – and were set fair for victory in the 2026 Holyroo...

Three woman studying in Glasgow as part of a national scholarship programme in Uzbekistan say the city feels like a new home.

After cancer treatment, conscience-testing votes and 14 intense years in public office, SNP MSP Ruth Maguire is stepping away from Holyrood. She speaks candidly about mortality, assisted dying and why leaving politics feels like gaining a life.

Sex workers have made a direct plea to John Swinney urging him not to support Ash Regan's bid to outlaw buying sex in Scotland amid a split among SNP MSPs over the legislation.

WATCHING your garden grow would be time-consuming and dull. But watching television shows about things growing in gardens is fascinating for legions of otherwise decent ratepayers.

In a Paisley secondary school art corridor, a print of contemporary urban artist Ross Muir’s Whistler’s Maw – black-robed but with green Adidas trainers on her feet and Beats headphones over her ears – is tightly secured to the wall.

Scotland's information commissioner David Hamilton has questioned the government’s processes in the Alex Salmond saga and the conduct of NHS Fife in the Sandie Peggie employment tribunal.

Rachel Groves entered the content for the first time in the final year she was eligible.

A doctor has been convicted of harassing her GP ex-husband for almost three years.

The Scottish Government said it did not know of any issues at the QEUH until 2018. But documents reveal ministers were told of infection issues three years before.

There are complex human rights for women and transgender individuals at the heart of the For Women Scotland v Scottish ministers legal challenge.

Husayin Simsek was last seen around 8pm in the Dalry Road area on Sunday, January 18, and was reported missing on Friday, January 30.

Lonely men and women are increasingly seeking love, sex and affection from machines. Our Writer at Large talks to the sociologist investigating this disturbing new trend

It had been met with staggering opposition including more than 2,000 letters of objection

Ms Cuddihy died last year after developing septic shock while being treated for a rare cancer

Blue car firebombed on Glasgow residential street with children sleeping nearby. Police treat blaze as deliberate act and continue investigations into arson.

The group say 'up to 100,000 dogs are abandoned or killed each year.'

It has survived for 175 years through Glasgow's industrialisation, the Clydeside Blitz and Ash Dieback

Emergency services are at the scene

A shuttle bus will take passengers instead