'We were glued to our screens as the price continued to climb'

Smoke from the fire was visible from the city

The closure was in place to carry out maintenance - but caused misery for motorists

The South Ayrshire links venue is betting that its blend of club membership and council season ticket can still deliver great value golf

Critics say that both Qualifications Scotland (formerly the SQA) and the Scottish Government have 'questions to answer'.

Peter Murrell would not have embezzled more than £400,000 from the SNP if the party's financial management had been better, according to one of the UK's leading criminologists.

Stephen Flynn has revealed his views on Scottish income tax, business rates and Kate Forbes in an exclusive interview with The Herald.

Stephen Flynn says he is 'incredibly frustrated' over a North Sea 'cliff edge'

A Scottish kiltmaker and retailer that collapsed into administration faced a huge tax bill after a VAT blunder.

Cosmedicare founder Gill Baird hailed return to profitability as 'significant achievement for team'

The historic adventure tour is the first time tourists have been taken on the trip

An Edinburgh Napier University student has created a series of uncomfortable kitchen knives to highlight misogyny, harassment and discrimination faced by women working in professional kitchens.

All the info for those who love to be beside the seaside

A 25-foot mural in honour of Scotland World Cup star John McGinn is being painted in his hometown.

The Herald cartoon today is on the Darien disaster site tours.

Trials are underway for an artificial intelligence tool that records pupils in class to provide teachers with feedback "within seconds."

A man has been charged in connection with the deal of a 17-year-old girl in an alleged police chase last year

Electronic music festival Elrow Hallucinarium is heading to Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Centre with immersive stage production, headline DJs and a full day of music and theatrics.

A sinkhole has closed a residential street in Glasgow, and the public is being warned to avoid the area.

Nicola Sturgeon has said the fallout from Peter Murrell’s guilty plea has been “the worst week of my life” as she claims she had only learned about some of the items bought with embezzled SNP funds this week.

Scottish energy giant hails strength of performance amid period of 'macroeconomic uncertainty'

Edinburgh Art Festival will return this August with exhibitions, performances and public art across the city, including new commissions, late-night events and major photography showcases.

A street in Glasgow has been cordoned off by firearms officers who are searching the area after a 'shooting', which has seen a man taken to hospital.

Six fully serviced commercial development plots capable of delivering up to 180,000sq ft of space have been launched at Shawfair Business Park near Edinburgh.

Domestic visitors spent £929.3 million, an increase of 24 per cent, while international visitors spent £1.64 billion, an increase of 9.3 per cent

Eighty new jobs are in the frame for a booming Borders building firm after a £25m expansion was completed.

Scottish electronic duo Boards of Canada have reacted after the White House used one of their songs in a promotional video

A shipping company has been fined more than £100,000 after a worker suffered broken bones and degloving after being run over by a forklift truck

The Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh has become the first hospital in Scotland to use a pioneering kidney preservation machine designed to keep donor organs healthier.

The UK Government has been criticised for a lack of a cohesive energy plan, after the decision to import aviation fuel produced from Russian oil

Edinburgh College student Alfie Reid has won a UK-wide Italian cooking competition and secured a placement at a two Michelin-starred restaurant in Milan.

A Scottish law company operating for 100 years has been acquired by a fast-growing rival

A mother who murdered her newborn daughter before blaming another child has been jailed for at least 19 years.

University of Glasgow principal Andy Schofield discusses student life, funding pressures and why universities still matter in the modern world.

More than 500 final-year students will showcase work in fine art, design, music, architecture and film at the 2026 Edinburgh College of Art Graduate Show.

The painting is a 'lost' work by one of the country's greatest artists

The new weekly Air China Cargo service from Shanghai Pudong International Airport strengthens Prestwick's role as a gateway for UK-China trade

Edinburgh Zoo has welcomed a critically endangered Sumatran tiger as part of a breeding programme aimed at protecting one of the world’s rarest tiger subspecies.

The project is at an early stage - but could one day be a reality

Events in Dundee, Aberdeen, North Berwick, Orkney, Inverclyde and Dumfries will benefit from pledge to extent support beyond Edinburgh and Glasgow.

A global energy giant has opened a new Scottish base with a £3 million investment, creating 100 jobs.

A new exhibition at Kimpton Charlotte Square celebrates Scottish fashion, Harris Tweed and 120 years of Kenneth Mackenzie Ltd.

Steve Clarke says the time for reflection will come after he leads Scotland out at the FIFA World Cup 2026.

The days are warming, along with the planet and the barbecue. But none of that is reason to ignore the best new album releases from Scottish artists. It is, however, a good reason to drag the speakers outside. Here, then, are five al fresco soundtrac...

Family-owned luxury Irish hotel group, The Address Collective, is set to open its newest Scottish property next month, bringing a boutique hospitality experience to the heart of Glasgow city centre.

Credit card files from Orkney council reveals £800 spending at Shein, £300 at JD Sports and over £19,000 at Tesco in just one year

John Swinney is coming under growing pressure to back a Holyrood inquiry into the Peter Murrell scandal after a majority of opposition parties support one probe by MSPs.

A historic Scottish whisky distillery is marking its 200th anniversary with a special release celebrating two centuries of distilling on the northern coast.

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo launched its 2026 show with the sounding of an ancient Celtic horn on Calton Hill.

Caledonian Sleeper has unveiled a striking new look in celebration of Sony Pictures Television’s hit global franchise “Outlander”.