The actor and presenter broke his silence on the controversy a week after the event

Gutter is supported via the Scottish Government agency Creative Scotland.

Police have been at the scene for four hours

Sir Keir Starmer has been urged to rethink 'damaging' cuts to overseas aid to protect national security.

A local council leader wrote to John Swinney, accusing the First Minister of 'misleadingly' characterising a recent council vote to cut nursery funding.

A coalition of Scottish clergy says Liam McArthur’s Assisted Dying Bill is compatible with Christian teaching directly challenging senior church leaders who warn it threatens the vulnerable.

The chair of GMAC Film says he will seek support from leading actors and filmmakers after tenants at Trongate 103 were issued notices to quit. With sharply increased rents proposed by City Property Glasgow (Investments) LLP, some of Glasgow’s best-...

The only five-star hotel in a Scottish city has appointed a new managing director to lead its 'next phase of growth'

A 'major transformation programme' at a Scottish shopping centre is progressing

Jack Dorsey has been accused of "AI-washing" job cuts at Block, but artificial intelligence will reshape some of Scotland's most valuable economic sectors

John Watson takes over as executive chairman of family-owned Scottish business

A Highland philanthropist has pledged to bequeath more than a dozen properties to a new charity to help tackle the area's housing crisis.

The winners of last year's Wellbeing & Welfare Award at The Herald & GenAnalytics Scottish Impact Awards was a team, who for more than a decade, have been crucial in making sure Scottish Water staff can deliver the highest standards of servic...

The airline released a statement on social media after the temporary partial closure of the United Arab Emirates.

999 crews were called to Drumpellier Park in the town around 5.50pm on Sunday, March 1, following reports of the incident.

The leaders of the Catholic Church, Church of Scotland, Free Church of Scotland, and Salvation Army have published an open letter expressing their opposition to the bill.

Detectives are searching for the man’s assailant, who is described as a white male aged between 16-22 years.

BrewDog has announced the closure of 38 of its bars which were not included in a £33 million sale to US firm Tilray Brands.

The First Minister said that he was “deeply concerned” about the conflict and suggested the US and Israel had violated international law.

Council plans for a new school on Mull would see children continuing to be sent away from home from the age of eleven.

The Woodside Viaducts are elevated motorway bridges situated between Junction 16 (Craighall) and Junction 17 (Charing Cross) in Glasgow,

From Michelin Guide gastropubs to tacos at a skatepark, here are all of The Herald's weekly restaurant reviews from this year so far - scored and ranked.

Standard Life launches new target as name officially changed on London Stock Marker

The Reeling will be staged as part of Scotland's biggest agricultural event when it returns this summer.

Residents were warned to stay indoors

Aberdeen City Council has announced that hire firm Voi will roll-out 350 bikes within the next several months.

It is believed that Christians have worshipped at Linton Kirk since the early 12th century.

Last year, Gas Pro Solutions from Paisley was named Best Plumbing & Heating Company in Scotland at the Scottish Home Improvements Awards.

BrewDog has said it will shut 38 bars with the loss of 484 jobs, despite the Scottish craft brewer being snapped up in a rescue deal by a US firm.

Police were called to a property in Trantlemore in the Flow Country at 12.10 pm on Thursday.

An exhibition opening in Glasgow is exploring Scottish-Italian migration and community life through the story of Café D’Jaconelli, a century-old café remembered fondly by generations of people in the Maryhill area of the city.

A majority of young Scots would consider an apprenticeship instead of going to university, according to new research that highlights a shift in attitudes towards career routes.

Queen Elizabeth's 185 year old christening robe, worn by 62 royal babies, goes on public display for the first time in a new exhibition at The King’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace.

South Ayrshire Council is considering introducing part-night street lighting in rural areas as part of budget savings proposals — a move that would place it among a small number of Scottish authorities that have adopted  similar policies.

Helensburgh campaigners who have fought for decades against a waterfront supermarket are bypassing the council to go after the potential business itself.

The UK Government has advised against travelling to 21 countries in the Middle East in the latest travel update - see those affected.

Mr Fraser, who previously worked at The Herald and The Sunday Herald, joined the BBC in 2008.

A Scottish legal firm has announced an expansion into a new city and taking on a new team

First Bus to launch upgraded X25 and X25A express routes between Cumbernauld and Glasgow from April 5.

Tickets for Edinburgh’s Beltane Fire Festival 2026 on Calton Hill go on sale tomorrow. Celebrate Celtic tradition with music, dance and fire performances.

The print, which dates from the early 1700s, shows the then Scottish Parliament as it appeared when it was in session around 1680.

A former Police Scotland officer who sent sexual messages to an undercover colleague posing as 12-year-old girl has been sentenced.

Scottish Apprenticeship Week launches in Edinburgh with focus on boosting female participation in vocal training, Arnold Clark’s Girls with Skills leads the way.

Glasgow Caledonian University "urgently needs to reduce costs” after a drop in intentional student enrolments resulted in a £33m loss of income.

Council bosses have reassured local residents their water is safe after a stream turned the colour of ‘Ghostbusters slime’.

The Alba Continuity Group say they can put funding in place to save the party

A convicted sex offender raped a vulnerable teenage girl he met in the street has been jailed for nine years.

A popular Ayrshire resort has shared first look images of its reimagined restaurant space and cocktail bar as part of a 'new chapter'.

Around 8.40pm on Sunday, March 1, a 45-year-old woman was sexually assaulted while walking her dog in a field near Arrow Crescent, Pinkie Braes.

A leading specialist in beauty treatments for men and women has confirmed it is to open a new store in Scotland this month.