The pictures are among three million documents published by the US Department of Justice on Friday

Water bills in Scotland will be £107 cheaper than in England and Wales, despite a hike of 8.7% by Scottish Water.

Deaf children in Scotland are facing irreparable and dangerous delays, with one child waiting over 90 weeks for an audiology assessment.

The energy giant behind the Hollow Mountain hydro plant has moved to acquire a Scottish renewables firm

A Scottish hotel market expert has told how owners will 'contemplate closure' under the weight of new tax hikes

The Scottish restaurant group highlighted the success of a key acquisition, while revealing plans for further expansion and higher profits.

The historic Edinburgh pub is being marketed for lease

Speculation has been rife that a stock market correction is coming

Aidan O'Neill has warned judges are making 'objection' relating a Supreme Court ruling which found the way safeguards designed to protect victims were being interpreted had put at risk the accused's right to a fair trial.

New training initiatives and industry partnerships designed to help plug Scotland’s yawning skills gap in the wind farm sector are set come on stream within months.

The Scottish Government’s flagship Climate Change Plan “prizes ideology over science” and should be withdrawn and redrafted to include nuclear, industry bosses have said.

Thrill-seekers will be able to drop 35 metres from Greenock's historic Titan Cantilever Crane after new plans were lodged for a major redevelopment of the area.

A North Berwick hairdresser has been given the go-ahead to open a salon in her back garden after deciding to downsize.

A man has been convicted of the broad daylight murder of a man in an apparent revenge attack.

Fears that Glasgow’s homelessness costs could grow to more than £90m have sparked calls for an extraordinary council meeting.

The search to uncover the best new and emerging talent in Scotland’s music scene is back as BBC Introducing Scottish Act of the Year returns for 2026.

Scottish designer Charles Jeffrey has brought the colourful world of LOVERBOY to Johnnie Walker in Edinburgh.

Everybody to Kenmure Street has been awarded the World Cinema Documentary Special Jury Award for Civil Resistance.

Home Alone, Schitt's Creek and Beetlejuice star Catherine O'Hara has died at the age of 71

A Catholic parish has lodged an official complaint with the Church over the conduct of the Archbishop of Glasgow, William Nolan.

A man has been convicted of assault and firearms offences in Aberdeen.

A body has been found during searches for a missing woman in Edinburgh.

The aim is to help financial services professions keep pace with new regulations and technological advancements

A burial ground believed to date from the 6th century AD and two Iron Age roundhouses that could be up to 3,000 years old have been revealed during a Scottish Water sewer upgrade project in the Highlands.

The airline has extended its flights from the Scottish airport before the service has even started

The introduction of a 20mph zone in Fairlie during the past week has angered motorists.

More than £10m has been added to the cost of one of Scotland's 'fiasco ferries' after a six month delay to its finally taking to the waves.

The famous restaurant could soon get official protection

A 'beautifully presented' family-owned and operated kiltmaking and hire store is being marketed for sale

A proposed third tram line in Edinburgh has been revealed, but the council says delivery could still be 20 to 30 years away.

Police are appealing for information to help identify a woman whose body was recovered off the coast of Iona on September 23, 2025.

A man has been charged with the exploitation of young people following a high-value shoplifting at a supermarket last year.

Details revealed of the final season and show's gripping conclusion

Tesco has suspended supply from a Skye salmon farm while it investigates footage showing live fish being left to suffocate.

Lothian Buses will axe the No. 46 route to Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, altering services in Rosewell, Dalkeith and Bonnyrigg amid Midlothian network changes.

Around 100 workers have begun a formal grievance procedure with Falkirk Council after being told they need to pay for background checks, despite not working with children or vulnerable adults.

Essential workers should not be taxed the same as 'luxury tourists' to the Home of Golf, a leading Scottish business group has warned

Celtic manager Martin O'Neill was among those in attendance for the funeral of the late Scotland international John Robertson

A sex predator who raped a young woman he had just met in a nightclub has been locked up for five years.

The soldiers said the climber 'would not have survived' without rescue

Caledonian Brewery, Edinburgh’s historic 19th-century brewery, reopens for a final public tour before redevelopment into 168 homes by Artisan Real Estate.

Members of the Italian parliament sang 'Bella Ciao' and brandished copies of the constitution as they prevented a press conference on 'remigration' from taking place

Four police officers were injured after fireworks and missiles were thrown

A debate over criminal responsibility has erupted in Romania after a 13-year-old was allowed to walk free after allegedly stabbing a teenager to death and burning his body

Strike ballots are also underway at Aberdeen University, Heriot-Watt, and Stirling Universities over potential job losses and controversial restructuring plans.

Councillors approved the case for a new ferry last year

The chief executive of Glasgow Airport’s owner has revealed hopes of winning flights to exciting new destinations

Highland Park was founded in 1798 in Kirkwall, Orkney, by local church beadle and part-time whisky smuggler Magnus “Mansie” Eunson.

Plug pulled on crisis-hit venue a year after securing new Scottish Government funding deal worth £3.4 million.

The UK Government expects to decide “soon” whether to approve a Chinese firm’s plans to build the UK’s largest wind turbine manufacturing facility in Scotland but has to consider security, the trade minister has said