Emergency services attended, but the 45-year-old pedestrian was pronounced dead at the scene

Al Amin Khalifa Fhimah was cleared of involvement in the bombing which killed 270 people

Alcohol charity Drinkaware’s national monitor survey heard from 1,001 adults in Scotland.

The funding will be used to improve the reliability, accessibility and efficiency of services

A Scottish hydro power scheme faces becoming uneconomic when its government subsidy ends after the value used to calculate its business rates soared by almost 1,800 per cent since it was first assessed.

Joe Fagan has given his assessment of Anas Sarwar's leadership of Scottish Labour as he eyes government in 2031.

Irish boarding schools are targeting UK families with lower fees and ‘no VAT’ as Dublin schools report growing interest from British pupils.

A renowned Scottish tartan maker has posted a rise in turnover and profit.

Special edition casks released by Isle of Arran to celebrate long-standing member of staff

New Trussell research finds 29 per cent of young people in Scotland have cut back on food due to financial pressures.

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Country singer Dolly Parton has passed away aged 80.

A decision to allocate an additional £5m to the refurbishment was taken behind closed doors.

Scottish bathroom specialist Wholesale Domestic has promoted Anne Scullion to head of commercial, overseeing sales, marketing, ecommerce and showrooms in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen.

A Portobello High School pupil is calling for more inclusive work experience opportunities for visually impaired young people after completing an internship with Sight Scotland.

Academics were recently informed of the new rules, which ‘strongly discourage’, but do not prohibit, relationships with students over 18.

Work has begun to deliver on this key manifesto commitment, but what does it involve and what is the government trying to achieve?

Sip Seekers founder says special series will create 'special moments that bring whisky lovers closer to the people'

The best Scottish classical and jazz concerts in September: The National Youth Choir of Scotland marks its 30th anniversary with a performance of perhaps the most famous choral work of all, Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana

Theo Creton is the head chef at Links House at Royal Dornoch. This week, he takes on our Q&A.

Edinburgh brewery Vault City Brewing has launched four limited-edition sour beers inspired by desserts from Scotland and around the world.

The latest stage of improvements to Glasgow's city centre has been officially opened

BAM UK & Ireland has appointed Mike King as regional director to lead its construction operations in Scotland.

Podcaster James English has been convicted of domestic abuse against his former partner

Having spent five years relentlessly pursuing the Scottish Government over the so-called "Salmond Files", Scotland's information commissioner is about to have Operation Branchform in his sights.

A new coding and AI hub is set to launch in Inverclyde as Digital Xtra expands its network of community technology hubs across Scotland.

A popular market in Ayrshire will close down after close to four decades

The presenter admitted she had struggled to 'shoehorn' in time to write her first two novels while doing her daytime TV job.

PhotoDalkeith RSA200 will open at Dalkeith Palace, showcasing 200 years of Scottish photography as part of the Royal Scottish Academy’s bicentenary celebrations.

Dyce Post Office has reopened on Victoria Street, restoring postal and banking services to the Aberdeen community.

The trial of a man accused of building the bomb which destroyed Pan Am Flight 103 over Lockerbie has been delayed after new evidence came to light

Scotland's biggest golf tourism industry event will return to St Andrews next year, when The Open will also roll back into town

Annual crime stats have revealed an alarming rise in crime

Home Bargains has been confirmed as the anchor tenant at Craigtoun Park, a £25m business park development in St Andrews.

A man was arrested leaving a court room in Edinburgh where a hearing had been held for a number of people charged in connection with alleged support for Palestine Action

The annual statistics reveal Scotland's changing population dynamics

Unite Students has topped out its £126m Alexander Quay development, which will provide 934 student beds in Glasgow from 2027.

A liquidator has been appointed to an architects practice that has worked on hundreds of self-build projects across the UK.

GRID Braehead recorded a 73.5 per cent rise in footfall after Spider-Man: Brand New Day was released in the UK.

Historic Environment Scotland is consulting on proposals to give Glasgow’s Hunterian Art Gallery and Mackintosh House Category A listed status.

Council leader Jane Meagher said that the 5% charge on overnight stays is expected to generate millions for the capital in the first weeks since its launch.

A new community café in Larkhall has opened, giving young people with additional support needs hands-on work experience.

A 57-year-old motorcyclist has died following a crash near Lanark.

The road was closed for several hours after the collision

Emergency services are at the scene

The coastguard said Buckie RNLI all-weather lifeboat went to the scene

Scotland’s business rates system should be scrapped because it is no longer fit for the modern economy, a key energy industry group has said.

Labour councillor Jane Meagher said she wants to engage directly with festival organisers about the funding impasse.

Concerns over the future of Scotland’s last commercial shipyard have intensified after its main union accused ministers of “sabotaging” Ferguson Marine by failing to deliver promised investment and contracts.

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde invoked emergency procurement powers to spend £134,000 refurbishing senior managers' offices, bypassing competitive tendering.