Lewis Capaldi has added new dates for his return to music after selling out dates in Glasgow and Aberdeen in seconds.

The conditions are right for a very warm weekend

The MSP is looking to succeed Patrick Harvie

Thousands of acres of new native woodland are to be created on a vast Highlands estate under a scheme to boost nature and support the community.

Sir Jake Berry, a former leading Conservative, has announced that he has defected to Reform UK – in the latest move by a senior Tory to Nigel Farage’s party.

The head of the Scottish yard revealed hopes of at least doubling the workforce within the next two or three years

Heritage watchdog criticises plans to demolish city's former lads' institute

The boss of the Scottish fabrication yard revealed why he is staying following the takeover

The chief executive of Gigged.AI has declared the "dashboard is dead" as the company prepares for expansion after a follow-on funding round

There’s been two European tours and a chance to play in America. She’s reached the final of Spain’s Got Talent, performed at Celtic Connections, brought out a crowdfunded album and had the chance to meet Bruce Springsteen.

 Today's cartoon is on news that a robot that performed realistic surgery on its own with 100% accuracy.

The five-year wildlife restoration project will see thousands of trees planted and tens of thousands of wildflowers sown across Cumbernauld.

Geologists from the University of Aberdeen have confirmed that cracks in the Earth, called volcanic fissures, helped create many of the Inner Hebrides.

They fought FOI requests for months. Then, a week before the deadline, NHS Fife quietly released the Sandie Peggie tribunal costs on their website—without telling anyone. This sleekit move reeks of petty defiance.

NHS Fife’s has spent £220,500 on the tribunal involving nurse Sandie Peggie, the health board has admitted.

Staff at a bus depot were left stunned after discovering a cat nestled inside the engine of a minibus.

Data from the National Student Survey suggests that Scottish universities are continuing to recover from a falloff in satisfaction in 2020.

The chair of the Edinburgh International Festival has taken on a new role

A number of ScotRail services are being disrupted because of cows on a line.

John Swinney unveils £85 million plan to expand Hospital at Home and cut delayed discharges across Scotland’s NHS

Former Rangers star Kyle Hutton appeared at court accused of killing a woman in a road incident.

A growing number of faults at the site, which opened less than two years ago, has left Belgian operator Indaver on the brink of pulling out.

A 37-year-old man has died after a single car crash on the M9 in the early hours of Wednesday morning.

A new bus service dubbed the 'golf express' will take visitors directly from the airport to the Old Course

Sources told the broadcaster that Mr Trump will visit his Turnberry and Aberdeenshire golf courses as part of a trip that "could last more than a few days."

Former Kilmarnock, Rangers and Scotland footballer Steven Naismith has invested a six-figure sum in a new sport-tech platform

One of Scotland’s most respected legal and property firms has marked its long-awaited return to legal services, enabling a rejoining of the Edinburgh Solicitors’ Property Centre (ESPC) and generating further momentum for growth

The once-popular nightspot closed as a result of the pandemic

Scotland’s First Minister has said the public should focus on what controversial rap group Kneecap are concerned about, rather than the band’s comments.

A special night of music will be put on at the Barrowland Ballroom in honour of the venue's greatest fan

David Mundell accuses SNP of punishing Union-supporting regions as Dumfries and Galloway and others face major cuts to services.

A leading humanitarian advocate has said "every warning sign is screaming out" for international action to be taken over the ongoing situation in Gaza

Kneecap hit back at Scotland’s First Minister on Tuesday night as the Irish rap trio performed a gig in Glasgow.

Lifeguards have sent out a warning after three people had to be saved after getting into difficulty paddleboarding off the Scottish coast.

The new owner said the centre is 'to undergo a comprehensive overhaul and refurbishment'

Edinburgh Zoo has become the first in Scotland to host a sloth bear after it moved to the capital from Zlin Zoo in the Czech Republic.

The face of the 2014 Commonwealth Games has confirmed he will not be returning as mascot for the 2026 event.

A Scots actor is accused of rape during alleged crimes against four different women.

Seven housebuilders have pledged to pay a record £100 million to help fund affordable new homes after an investigation into whether they shared commercially sensitive information.

Industry pressure and investor concerns force government rethink on zonal pricing, despite potential benefits for Scotland.

Frances Liddle, 81, was last seen around 7.30pm on Tuesday 

The accident involved one car and happened at 4:30am

Kate Forbes has side-stepped a row over using public money to support munitions manufacture as she welcomed the award of warship-building work at beleaguered shipyard Ferguson Marine Limited.

UNICEF's global spokesperson has called on the Scottish and UK Governments to urgently approve medical evacuees from Gaza following a meeting with John Swinney

The agent said the woodland also has a 'delightful pond surrounded by a selection of mature broadleaves'

The deal is aimed at securing the long-term future of textile manufacturing on a Scottish island

Oil giant BP has appointed former Shell finance chief Simon Henry to its board amid concern among investors about the performance of the group's shares.

Housebuilder Springfield Properties has predicted the low carbon energy drive will provide a boost to demand in Scotland although the market has been subdued.

Thousands of works of art will leave the country after Richard Demarco is offered new home for personal collection.

17.1 million tonnes of carbon will be generated from the extraction, transportation, and burning of the gas used by the station.