The emergency incident may be over, but there are still questions to be answered about exactly what happened in the Glasgow Union Street fire which has shut Central Station

Charity report claims UK Government job projections for hyperscale data centres are hugely inflated, warning they deliver far fewer long-term jobs.

Farmers in the Highlands are in a battle with a Russian billionaire over the proposed sale of a 9,000-hectare estate on the River Spey

The Strait of Hormuz and Kharg Island are the ground zero in this battle of wills, and their economic shockwaves will determine the war’s outcome, writes Foreign Editor David Pratt

PUNK, post-punk, all bands hate being labelled, believing themselves different. This is admirable. Proud. All the same, facts are phenomena that decline to ding.

The programme, which is open to those with no formal qualifications or experience, provides an entry point for those wishing to work in nurseries.

John Swinney has banked his leadership on securing independence. SNP conference was upbeat - but it won't be if he fails his defining mission.

MEPs support for EU enlargement is a warning to Donald Trump and Nigel Farage - and a spur for Keir Starmer to seek closer relations, according to the leader of the European Movement in Scotland.

Scotland’s assisted dying bill faces a dramatic final vote at Holyrood on Tuesday, with the outcome potentially decided by just three MSPs after days of heated debate, dozens of amendments and growing pressure from campaigners on both sides.

Study finds some private hospital specialties have more surgeons called David than women, exposing stark gender imbalance in UK independent care.

The Scottish Green Party says it is ‘picking a fight’ with American tech barons like Elon Musk by targeting social media platforms for libel under Scots law.

Two thirds of patients hide weight loss drug use, new research finds, as Scots struggle to tell family they are using the treatment.

Glasgow City Council (GCC) leader Susan Aitken has welcomed the news that a £10million fund has been pledged to support the city’s recovery from the devastating fire on Union Street.

A 'disturbance' on a residential street has prompted a police probe.

John Swinney urged voters to return him as First Minister as he pledged to spend more than £500 million on boosting childcare for families.

After the success of the English Greens under Zack Polanski, the leaders of the Scottish party met with our Writer at Large to discuss their plans as May’s Holyrood election looms

An urgent search has been launched after two young sisters disappeared from an area of Glasgow almost 24 hours ago.

The Scottish Government will give the city and businesses million to help recovery

Police have launched a probe, warning of the extreme danger of such conduct

Police officers on long-term sick leave have been told they will not receive special pay arrangements as Police Scotland grapples with budget constraints.

Sally Donald, the who was told to repay £20,000 in benefit following a probe, has been replaced as an SNP candidate by a former MP.

Crowds marched through Glasgow on Saturday to celebrate the history and contribution of the Irish community in Scotland on St Patrick’s Day.

Police have cordoned off a section of one of the Southside's busiest roads

Police are at the scene - but the cordon has caused significant disruption

The crew rowed into the wee hours of the morning to reach Scottish shores

A councillor who represents Oban and the Scottish islands has defected to Reform UK.

Conservative politicians have warned an MSP colleague could be part of sexual misconduct allegations unearthed in a Holyrood report.

The First Minister has said he would not take his teenage son to an Old Firm game, following clashes between fans last weekend.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist was killed in a road crash.

An Irish drinks giant has acquired an entire Scottish craft beer company and bar.

The Fire Brigades Union has warned the changing nature of firefighting, underlined by the blaze on Union Street in Glasgow, means the service has never been worked harder

Fergus Ewing has called for John Swinney to address Holyrood after the Information Commissioner said he could "no longer trust the government" in handling freedom of information requests relating to an ethics inquiry into Nicola Sturgeon.

The 'exclusive-use luxury residence' has been launched by the business executive in what has been her family home for more than a decade

John Swinney's political career has been branded a "catastrophic failure" ahead of SNP conference.

The conflict in the Middle East has changed the outlook for interest rates this year

Ella Bruccoleri leads the cast of The Other Bennet Sister on the BBC, which also features Ruth Jones and Richard E. Grant

Six finalists, shortlisted for the Sir Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow Award 2026, celebrating Glasgow comedy talent.

A new major plan to transform Glasgow city centre into a 24 hour nightlife destination is under way with actions including improving lighting and features at the riverside.

Gillian Moir failed to feed an adult female pig properly and to provide parasite control to a further two pigs

An upcoming Hollywood film, a Sky Crime series and a children’s TV classic were among the productions filmed in Argyll and Bute last year.

Pubs, clubs and restaurants in Glasgow will be able to open for an extra hour during this summer’s Commonwealth Games.

Floral tributes have been laid at the graves of the victims of the 1996 Dunblane massacre as the town marks the 30th anniversary of the worst mass shooting in UK history.

Speaking ahead of his party’s final conference before May’s election, the First Minister announced he would create a £100 million First Homes Fund if the SNP are re-elected

Sub Club owner Mike Grieve warns Glasgow Union Street fire will hit city centre trade but says hospitality firms will show resilience amid travel disruption

Hopes on interest rates are said to have been 'extinguished' even though the UK economy ground to a halt unexpectedly

From Mozambican cashews to Malawian rice, Paisley-based social enterprise True Origin Foods connects Scottish shoppers with ethical, small-batch produce that supports farmers, fair wages and thriving communities

The closure of Glasgow Central Station is to continue into next week as work continues to demolish a building ravaged by a fire near the station.

Mother’s Day 2026 at Edinburgh’s Camera Obscura & World of Illusions, free entry for local mums with online booking.

A man who left a string of dangerous weapons around a city centre and was caught with indecent images of children was jailed today for 16 months.

Proposed strikes in Scottish schools have been called off after an agreement was reached with the trade union