Police are trying to trace the car involved in the incident

Two Scottish towns have been named among the most affordable town in Britain for families looking to buy a home.

A podcast series is examining the murders of a number of women involved in prostitution

With almost 24,000 people born in the USA, the United States is currently the fourth-largest country of origin for foreign-born people living in Scotland.

Ministers face legal action after their own officials found they broke their own rules on protecting Scotland’s seas.

An American parent ponders gun violence, school shootings, and the question of raising children in Scotland or at home.

Home care services in Scotland are heading towards a "catastrophic breakdown" unless the funding deficit is brought under control, experts have warned.

The Scottish Conservatives are on the right side of public opinion on all key issues, party leader Russell Findlay will say.

Plan to be lodged for new purpose-built key worker housing in Scotland’s largest city

The MD of the Scottish family-owned business started as a 'milk boy' at the age of five, helping his grandparents and dad with deliveries in Ayrshire

A new mural by The Rebel Bear under Glasgow’s George V Bridge, featuring Trump, Starmer, and King Charles, sparks viral debate and safety warnings.

The longest reigning British monarch, Elizabeth died in September 2022 at the age of 96, seventy years after assuming the throne. 

Three people have been rushed to hospital with serious injuries after two motorbikes and a tractor collided on the A92.

Inspector Iona Cory said: “We’re concerned for Tyrone’s welfare and are urgently trying to trce him to ensure he’s safe and well."

Students have been engaged in a years-long battle to convince senior managers to relinquish investments in the defence sector.

On Friday evening around 9 pm, two boys, 12 and 14, and a 17-year-old girl were attacked in an alleyway near the High Street.

A Scottish restaurant firm has been sold out of administration with all jobs saved

First Minister John Swinney has repeatedly said that he does not have the power to do so, as foreign affairs is a policy area reserved to the UK Government.

Ms Holt wrote: “Politicians may be loath to link the unprecedented rise in sexual crime in Glasgow to its status as the UK’s asylum-seeker capital"

The party’s election manifesto will include a commitment to end the “Victorian” exams system, as well as the use of homework in primary school. 

The SNP has been accused of failing to protect female members of the party after it allowed a disgraced former minister to attend its conference.

Five decades of service to golf in the Highlands and Islands has been rewarded with this year's lifetime honour from the 2026 Scottish Golf Awards

A cyclist has been killed after being hit by a pickup truck in Shetland

The chief executive of British Gas owner Centrica has called for more production of oil and gas in the North Sea saying it “would definitely make a difference” to household energy prices as he was questioned on the impact of the war in the Middle...

George Galloway says he will 'campaign and vote' for Scottish independence in the event of a second referendum

Ferries built in Turkey for CalMac are expected to arrive five months ahead of schedule, in a 'game changer' for the ageing fleet.

Environmental charities are calling for a moratorium on the spreading of sewage sludge on farmland till the risks are understood

The head of the Fire Brigades Union in Scotland has written to John Swinney calling for planned cuts to the fire service to be scrapped and 'clear commitments' made on investment following the fire on Union Street in Glasgow

Scotland’s posties say the service has failed and risks collapsing in just a few years. Frontline staff talk to our Writer at Large about the existential crisis facing the Royal Mail

Actor in good voice said no thanks to audition for Alien

As thousands more US Marines are ordered to the Gulf, Foreign Editor David Pratt examines what could easily become a perilous sequel to the invasion of Iraq

Industry leaders are demanding fairer treatment for festivals and acts from national arts body.

After ten years, during which the government has spent nearly £2bn, some attainment gaps have actually gotten worse.

The most well-known anecdote about Nigel Farage and Scotland is about how the Reform UK leader had to be locked in an Edinburgh pub for his own safety after being "ambushed" by independence supporters.

Reform UK's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord has stood by his Holyrood candidates, saying one will be a "first-class MSP", after controversial past social media posts emerged.

Former Runrig frontman Donnie Munro has told of the 'backlash' Runrig faced in the early years in their Skye homeland.

Former SAS man and adventurer Tom McClean, who once spent 40 days camped on the outcrop of Rockall, is now determined to find someone with the same bold spirit of adventure to take on his most unusual floating creation - a 65ft whale.

A woman has died after a two-car crash on the A1 near Torness Power Station, with police appealing for witnesses after others were taken to hospital.

Three children have been injured following a disturbance in an alleyway in Dundee.

Three airlines, including one in the UK, have entered liquidation or administration in 2026, while another has shut down entirely - see which ones.

Scotland’s largest city echoes with the debate over Union Corner, razed by a vape shop inferno

Customers who have purchased any of the affected items are advised to take note of the possible health risks and follow the official guidance

Staff at BrewDog’s Merchant City bar who were axed in mass lay-offs have been asked to reapply for their jobs

Two people have been charged after allegedly attempting to enter the Faslane naval base on Thursday

A jazz festival in Ayrshire has been cancelled after fewer than 500 tickets were sold

A woman who has made her home in Troon features in a new Netflix documentary about the Red Hot Chili Peppers

The support is said to be crucial to 'safeguard the future' of the event ahead of its 80th anniversary in 2027.

Arran has only one care home left and its beds have been reduced to 10 giving elderly residents no option but to leave the island.

Seven arts charities at Glasgow’s Trongate 103 have warned ministers the publicly funded cultural complex is at risk of collapse within days. With eviction notices, steep new rents and soaring service charges, they say one of the city’s key creat...

Analysis by Nationwide Building Society identified the Scottish council area as the most affordable place for people getting on the property ladder