'These finely crafted pistols are extremely rare and I’m delighted we have the opportunity to reunite them'

A new poll has revealed that most former Scottish Labour voters who switched to the SNP or Greens would return if the party split entirely from UK Labour, as incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham prepares to take charge.

The blaze comes while parts of Scotland are at very high risk of wildfire over the next few days

Passengers have been advised to check ahead

Crews stayed until the early hours of the morning

The nine-hole Perthshire club is making membership gains following the end of a commercial contract with Pitlochry Golf Limited in 2025

PRESSURE is mounting on Glasgow City Council to clarify the background behind the decision to pursue a campaigning single mum for almost £43,000 in legal fees.

Comedian Matt Forde accuses the SNP of an ‘allergy to scrutiny’, attacks Labour over sexism and urges Count Binface to win against Nigel Farage.

A Scottish housing developer collapsed into administration without starting any work on site.

Scottish MPs and MSPs have joined more than 100 parliamentarians from across Europe calling for a Danish shipyard to stop servicing tankers, including one owned by a Glasgow-registered company, which ship Russian gas

While no fines have been issued, the Cairngorms National Park Authority believes that the figure, which 'some people may see as being negative', is actually positive. Why?

With the Commonwealth Games a week away, today's cartoon features the sporting event (and the ticket prices).

A pilot who died last year after his aircraft crashed moments after take-off may well have been incapacitated, according to expert analysis.

A murder investigation has been launched following the death of a man in Cumbernauld

A teenager has been arrested and charged in connection with an alleged vehicle theft at Edinburgh Airport.

The Scottish SPCA as revealed that almost 200 snakes have come in its care in the last five and half years due to welfare concerns alone - with many more spending months waiting for new homes as it struggles to find suitable adopters.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has made a “holding objection” to plans for a massive data centre in Auchtertool due to a lack of information on flood risks.

The Co-op has objected to plans for a Tesco supermarket on the edge of Stonehaven for a second time over fears it would have a negative impact on the town centre.

The Maclean brothers completed their long-awaited Minch crossing from Ullapool to Stornoway after two failed attempts and a 13-hour row.

The SNP wants Andy Burnham to copy Scotland's free tuition model. But behind the rhetoric, funding caps are locking Scots out of clearing while fee-paying students get in.

A 28-year-old woman has been convicted of the culpable homicide of her three-month old daughter. 

The UK Government has cut overseas aid from 0.7% of Gross National Income (GNI) to 0.5% and has set out plans to further cut it to 0.3% by 2027

The total comprises £7.2m invested directly by its members, alongside £10.7m secured through co-investment partners

The charities regulator is looking into concerns around a report published by Amnesty International which labelled a sexual violence support centre founded by JK Rowling as “anti-rights”.

UK clothing and fashion retailer, Activewear Group Ltd, is at risk of closing after 12 years in business, having fallen into administration.

Hamilton Toy Museum in Callander featured as a filming location for Robert Returns, the latest film in the popular British horror franchise.

Enforcement officers seized stock from the company currently liable for paying business rates at the Edinburgh address within the last month.

Footwear retailer OFFICE has opened a new, upsized store at Glasgow Fort, which is now its flagship location in Scotland.

Senior Conservative MP David Davis has accused Nicola Sturgeon of lying about her husband's embezzlement, claiming she orchestrated a conspiracy to jail Alex Salmond to prevent the cover-up from being exposed.

BAFTA Scotland New Talent winner Kevin Walls brings his debut feature Premature to cinemas, with the Scottish rom-com premiering in Glasgow before a UK release.

Glasgow’s new night-time commission is a welcome start, but saving the city’s nightlife will require action on transport, licensing, planning, costs and the systemic failures that have pushed activity away from the city centre, writes Marissa Mac...

An MP has called for Argentina players who held up a banner referencing the Falkland Islands to be banned from playing in the World Cup final

A wildfire in the Cairngorms is now affecting a 6km-wide area (3.7 miles) of heather and trees, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed.

Highland Bears Basketball Club has secured £3,000 from Aldi Scotland's Scottish Sport Fund to buy equipment and deliver free basketball sessions across the Highlands.

Wildfires in the Cairngorms National Park are now affecting areas of A9. Traffic Scotland has said it has received reports of smoke blowing onto the carriageway around Dalnaspidal.

Two five-metre Caribbean-inspired puppets will make their debut at Glasgow's Merchant City Festival, celebrating Dominican heritage and Scottish-Caribbean history.

Scotland may need between £7.8 billion and £14.2 billion of investment over the next 15 years to adapt to the impacts of climate change, according to new research led by the University of Strathclyde.

A man is to stand trial next year accused of terrorism offences. Simon Lott, 52, was charged after police, firefighters and an explosive unit swooped on a house in Airdrie in November 2023.

BAE Systems is investing £3.3 million in a new paint facility at its Govan shipyard to increase capacity and support the construction of Type 26 frigates.

Michelle McFadden, 46, allegedly passed on false information to lawyers between March 7 and May 1, 2024.

The historic building could soon be in public hands - and not owned by developers

Edinburgh and Lothians businesses are among 64 finalists recognised in this year’s Scotland Food & Drink Excellence Awards, celebrating the very best of the nation’s food and drink sector.

An employee of the University of Aberdeen who posted on social media about the death of Ann Widdecombe has been charged by police

A Scottish car maintenance and repair company has been placed into liquidation.

The historic Palm Houses at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh will reopen this October following a £58 million restoration under the Edinburgh Biomes project.

British Empire Medal recipient Leanne McGuire speaks out after Glasgow City Council pursued her for £42,686 in legal expenses.

easyJet passengers flying from Edinburgh Airport can now have their luggage collected from home and checked in before travelling to the airport.

Luxury Irish hotel group The Address Collective is opening a 30-bedroom boutique hotel above Glasgow Central Station.

A GB News presenter has demanded Sir Keir Starmer intervene and have England reinstated to the World Cup after Argentina displayed a banner referencing the Falkland Islands

University staff are set to stage five weeks of strikes as students return to their studies, with a long-running dispute over cuts and job losses, including compulsory redundancies, continuing to rumble on.