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The Scottish fund manager has reached a 'standstill agreement' with a US hedge fund which ousted the entire board of a major Scottish company

Police have appealed for witnesses to the crash to come forward

'HMS Prince of Wales stands ready as the nation’s flagship to demonstrate the United Kingdom’s commitment to Nato'

Leaders of major medical schools say the NHS needs universities, and have called for the new Scottish Government to create a Minister for Research

A slew of poll released on the final day of the campaign suggest that one in four voters could still switch their allegiance today, meaning all parties 'still have something to play for'.

A popular Scottish restaurant company has placed part of its business into liquidation

The commercial property player has revealed a key hire, from a rival, in its Glasgow office

New division at INCH Architecture will be led by academic research and clinical expertise

Scottish oil and gas pioneer faces potential takeover bid as it eyes North Sea expansion

Warning of 'tipping point' for key Scottish sector in Business HQ Monthly

Oil giant warns impact of disruption to Middle East supplies will be felt for months even if peace deal is agreed

Oil and gas industry leaders underline continued confidence in plan to develop carbon capture hub on Aberdeenshire coast after setback

Move be Donald Trump to ditch Scotch whisky tariffs should have been focus of political reaction

Venerable Scottish cashmere clothing enjoys big boost to profitability amid challenging luxury market conditions

Results, analysis and live coverage — The Herald has everything you need as Scotland votes in a potentially historic Holyrood election.

The SNP’s chances of securing a majority have been thrown into doubt as the final poll before the Holyrood election predicts more than a dozen seats are “too close to call”.

Event organisers will be able to apply for grants of up to £500,000 from a new visitor levy pot.

Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh could save £64,000 a year on energy bills by adopting IES Live digital twin technology, boosting efficiency and sustainability.

Edinburgh’s Cold Town Beer won six medals at the London Beer Competition 2026, including IPA of the Year for its Baltic IPA.

Julian Clary returns to Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2024 after 17 years with new show Fully Dilated at Assembly Rooms - tickets now on sale.

The Edinburgh New Town Church Book Sale 2026 features a signed Dame Alicia Markova ballet shoe and a 17th-century royal volume.

North America continues to be a challenging market for Johnnie Walker distiller

Santander UK is reportedly planning to phase out the TSB name following its takeover of the business.

Corum’s John Kelly argues multi-income estate agency models can blur priorities, with property sales used to drive mortgages and add-ons – but specialist firms built on trust and transparency offer Scottish sellers a clearer alternative

John Swinney faced emotional pleas over dementia care, mould in housing and rising business rates during a tense final campaign stop in Hamilton ahead of the Scottish Parliament election.

At a hustings event held in The Herald's offices the Reform UK representative told how she had benefitted from conflict management training.

A violent teenager who murdered a man in Edinburgh while on bail for another knife attack has been convicted.

One victim of Jordan Linden has said survivors "finally" have justice after he was sentenced for a string of sex attacks between 2011 and 2021.

OFF the beaten track on a farm in the heart of the Renfrewshire countryside, yet just two miles from the bustling villages of Houston and Bridge of Weir, is where the five architect-designed Lowwood Lodges properties nestle unobtrusively in a quiet, ...

Police are investigating after a woman was raped in a park in a Fife town.

Train travellers are facing major disruption on a busy route connecting two Scottish cities.

A major Scottish car finance company has announced major expansion plans.

A pheasant’s nest held up work at an East Lothian wind farm for three weeks as £50million of equipment was delayed to protect the eggs, it has been revealed,

Artist Vicky Paul’s new exhibition, Where Energy Resets, is now on display at Kimpton Charlotte Square Hotel in Edinburgh until the end of May.

A historic spa with links to Burns and Scott could be reborn

A special concert to mark the 50th anniversary of rock legends AC/DC's first ever Scottish show took place at the weekend.

Speaking to reporters in Edinburgh less than 24 hours before Thursday’s election, Mr Findlay claimed that Nigel Farage’s party are “fake unionists”.

Two men behind a £12million cocaine empire have been jailed for close to seven years

The mystery buyer of a long-abandoned shopping centre in Ayr town centre can now be exclusively revealed by the Advertiser.

In Edinburgh Central, YouGov projects that the Scottish Greens’ Lorna Slater will win on 28%, six points ahead of the SNP and Labour.

Nearly 900 airport workers across Scotland are being balloted for strike action with a risk of major summer travel disruption at Edinburgh, Glasgow and Aberdeen airports.

More than 40 volunteers helped clear nearly 100 bags of waste from West Craigs and the Union Canal as part of a nationwide community clean-up effort.

Ember launches new Edinburgh to Oban bus route from May 2026, with daily E15 service via Stirling, Tyndrum and Callander. Fares from £18.05. Book online.

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar insists Labour can still defy polls as he urged voters not to use the Holyrood vote as a referendum on Sir Keir Starmer

A Scottish bakery has given an inside look into its history as it celebrates nine decades in business and hundreds of millions of biscuits and cakes made.

Speaking at a photo call high above Edinburgh on Calton Hill, Russell Findlay made his final pitch to voters, less than 24 hours before polls open.

The event is in its fourth year - but the famous beast remains elusive

Two of Dundee’s most famed historic industries are being intertwined, as timbers salvaged from a Lochee jute store are set to be installed aboard Captain Scott’s ship, as part of a collaboration between multiple local charities and firms.

A road in Bearsden is closed, and a police cordon is in place after a pedestrian was hit by a car this morning.