Drivers are to be expected, Traffic Scotland said

Rail services towards Glasgow Central have been disrupted after a passenger fell ill on board a train.

The body of Sarah Aitken, 59, was found weeks after she was admitted to a mental health ward

Ryanair’s family seat charges are under investigation — here’s why

Protests were held across Scotland following a stabbing attack on Monday night in North Belfast

I'd trade all the countless cold, wet nights at Hampden for the excitement that is building right now, and I can't wait to get in among the fans across the Atlantic.

Scottish Greens MSP Q Manivannan has urged Holyrood to lift its ban on trans people using toilets in their lived gender in the building.

A DIY home and garden improvement retail giant that collapsed into administration with the loss of thousands of jobs owed £803 million.

Prestwick Airport has signed a deal with a major Chinese airport

North Sea giant ramps up acquisition drive amid surge in oil and gas prices fuelled by war on Iran.

Scotland fans have embraced retro strip design as 2026 World Cup kick-off finally arrives

The First Minister has been accused of “disinterest and contempt” for Scotland’s pubs, bars and restaurants

The IDF and settlers have killed more people in the occupied West Bank in the past three years than the previous 17 combined, new analysis has found

Scotland's first openly non-binary MSP has said they hope more transgender people will seek election.

Ownership change at Scottish company that began life as a cotton mill in 1864

New analysis has revealed the four places in Scotland where first time buyer prices are rising fastest.

In their first interview since being elected Q Manivannan has told The Herald abuse and threats they experienced following their election has strengthened their resolve to continue as an MSP.

Safety chiefs have warned firms to check ageing industrial equipment after a rusting chemical tank burst apart and left a Scottish worker with life-changing injuries.

The local NHS director has raised questions about the Scottish Borders Council's strategy to provide iPads to all children starting in Primary 4.

Maree Todd says she'd rather be "in the hills" than "camping out in a city" as Glasgow prepares to host the Commonwealth Games again amid questions over the 2014 health legacy.

Maree Todd says she is Scotland's women's health minister despite the role being abolished and declines to say maternity care is safe for all women.

Millions of drivers used Personal Contract Purchase (PCP) and Hire Purchase (HP) finance agreements to buy vehicles over the past decade

Police are appealing for information to trace Harvey Brittan, who has been reported missing in Edinburgh.

Tributes have been paid following the death of a beloved Scottish artist and musician Brian McFie at the age of 65.

Billy and Anne Harley declare that it has been an 'enormous privilege' to be the custodians of The Uig Hotel' as new owner sweeps in

Holyrood is "attempting to evade scrutiny" by rejecting calls to hold a parliamentary inquiry into Peter Murrell's embezzlement scandal.

Two Scots are among five men who have been charged in relation to an alleged at-sea cocaine smuggling attempt.

A nursery forced to close after a ceiling collapse and major roof damage could now be demolished, councillors have been told.

Eight search warrants were carried out at properties with five electric motorbikes, 19 e-bikes, 15 e-scooters, five petrol motorcycles, a van and a car seized

The triple lock has successfully arrested decades of decline in pensioner living standards, but a new report from the Resolution Foundation warns the policy has become an unaffordable lottery.

An Edinburgh headteacher is set to take charge of Scotland's largest primary school following a new appointment in East Lothian.

Three arrests were made in Glasgow after protests linked to the Belfast knife attack. Here's how events unfolded across the UK.

An Orkney businessman has said upcoming cuts to flight schedules between Inverness and Scottish islands will be “extremely damaging for business and commerce”

Outlook for BP's operations in Scotland unclear as new chief executive looks to boost returns generated by global energy giant

West Lothian could see priority traffic signals opening the road ahead for buses on some of its busiest streets. A study is planned as part of a new funding package to improve bus services throughout the county.

Camera Obscura has reduced ticket prices for the summer holidays as part of a nationwide initiative aimed at helping families save money.

A decision on whether Edinburgh's tram network should extend via the Roseburn Path is expected later this year.

First Minister John Swinney has backed Police Scotland after violent clashes in Glasgow left officers injured. The disorder erupted following a brutal knife attack in Belfast, with politicians accusing bad faith online actors of weaponising the trage...

Anderson Strathern has been appointed to support plans for Edinburgh's new National Centre for Music at the former Royal High School.

A man crashed into a taxi which caused the unfortunate death of a university lecturer who was a passenger in the cab.

Glasgow’s Kelvingrove Park is set to be transformed for free Commonwealth Games screenings and activities for fans this summer.

Nearly a quarter of Scottish adults are experiencing poor mental health, according to new figures, with experts saying rising living costs and pressure on public services have “taken a toll”.

The Balmoral's Palm Court has been crowned the UK's best destination for traditional afternoon tea at the 2026 Afternoon Tea Awards.

More than 2,000 pupils, including children from Edinburgh schools, have joined together to perform a new anthem backing Scotland's national football team.

Sea views from the tub? Yes please

Worshippers at Glasgow’s largest mosque were locked in as tensions flared on Tuesday following a "knife attack" stabbing in Belfast on Monday.

Last June, Dr Arthur wrote to major supermarkets across his constituency, urging them to halt sales of fireworks in the city.

Queen drummer Roger Taylor will perform at Edinburgh's Usher Hall this September as part of a UK tour supporting his new solo album.

A Scottish company described as 'one of the most respected' firms of chartered surveyors and property consultants has unveiled a significant acquisition.

Police Scotland said two officers and three members of the public were injured as hundreds of demonstrators - many with their faces covered - staged an anti-immigration protest in the city centre