Storm Chandra forced the carrier to suspend at least 12 flights on Tuesday.

Passengers have been urged to check ahead with weather warnings in place

Police said the site was linked to cannabis cultivation

Live news as ferry services to Belfast are disrupted due to incident at Cairnryan

The road is closed in both directions

Anas Sarwar is 'stronger' with Keir Starmer's support, despite the Prime Minister being told to stay out of the Holyrood election.

The airline has signalled a bigger increase in fares

John Watson highlights concerns after collecting CBE from The Princess Royal

A Scottish hotel dating from the 1700s is to reopen after being rescued from administration.

The SNP has urged Scots to use the Holyrood election as a referendum on Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership.

A major new report warns Aberdeen could be hollowed out like former mining towns unless the move away from North Sea oil and gas is slowed. Authors say skilled workers are leaving, inequality is deepening, and replacement jobs are not ready

Carol Kirkwood is best known for fronting weather coverage on BBC Breakfast and is set to leave the broadcaster

BEAR Scotland, on behalf of Transport Scotland, is to carry out overnight carriageway resurfacing works on the A83 trunk road west of Tarbet through the village of Arrochar.

“These figures prove without doubt that Passivhaus works at scale."

Ulva Bouthouse is located on the Isle of Ulva, a small community-owned island off the west coast of Mull in the Inner Hebrides which is accessed only by a small, passenger-only ferry

Fibber McGee's Irish pub has opened on Coatbridge Main Street where Wetherspoons used to be. Live music, Sunday roasts, and spice bags now on the menu.

BBC Scotland director Hayley Valentine has responded to critics of the controversial 'easy listening' revamp.

A proposal to demolish the City Sawmills at Port Dundas and build 60 flats in its place was blocked by Historic Environment Scotland, then the Court of Session, in 2024

Lawyers acting for the wife of the captain of a Venezuelan-linked oil tanker captured by US forces are calling for a judicial review of his situation, claiming he is being detained unlawfully

Today's signing of the Hamburg Declaration has been welcomed by business leaders but they warn that energy security "must not stop" at renewables

An Ayrshire couple has been disqualified from keeping or owning more than one dog for five years following the seizure of 33 dogs as part of a five-year puppy dealing investigation by the Scottish SPCA.

Charity Youth Vision in Pentland Hills hit by £5,000 vandalism spree; eco-polyhouse destroyed in fire.

Human rights organisation Urgewald says that Seapeak transported more than 7.3 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG) from Russia’s Arctic Yamal project.

As party loyalties blur and voter confidence leaks away, Scotland’s political landscape is shifting fast. With Reform UK, Labour and the Conservatives bleeding into one another, the Holyrood election is becoming a test of trust, identity and credib...

First Bus has announced that it will take over the running of two express services providing connectivity between Cumbernauld and Glasgow.

From today, busy Edinburgh streets are facing 10-12 weeks of disruption due to active travel improvements.

Struggling to get your hands on a Scotland kit? You're not alone. But help is on the way between now and the World Cup 2026.

Cowdenbeath have paid tribute after their former player, and grandfather of tennis stars Andy and Jamie Murray, Roy Erskine, passed away.

Realtors Christie and Co say that the 'modern' restaurant “presents an excellent opportunity for a new proprietor to move in immediately”.

A unique aquathlon-style charity challenge is returning to the capital.

A vehicle weight restriction has been approved for a road which passes through a remote Highland glen which gained worldwide fame as a filming location for James Bond movie Skyfall.

A fire appliance attended Cowdenbeath Public Park on Tulloch Court around 3.30am after receiving reports of a fire.

Sarwar has previously accused the inquiry of failing to properly examine political decision-making.

A second man has been arrested as part of a National Crime Agency investigation into alleged people smuggling from Ireland into the UK.

Highland Council has confirmed it will introduce a new bus service for an Inverness district, along with other areas following cuts by transport firm Stagecoach.

Activists with Climate Camp Scotland removed fencing and vandalised construction equipment at St Fittick’s Park in Aberdeen.

A major housebuilder has hailed plans for 2,000 new homes across Scotland

Lisa Nandy has said Labour's national executive committee should not be in charge of Andy Burnham's Westminster by-election bid.

The number of Scottish crew members has risen by around 10 over the last year.

New Uber data on Glasgow has revealed that Sub Club is the city’s favourite night out as the global ride-hailing app lifts the lid on how Glaswegians travel, socialise and eat.

Aberdeen International Airport is today (Monday) marking three decades of easyJet flying to and from the airport.  

Nigella Lawson has been confirmed as the new Great British Bake Off judge, replacing Dame Prue Leith.

The crash in Aberdeenshire on August 12 2020 claimed the lives of three people and resulted in six others being injured.

Bank of Scotland has been fined £160,000 by a UK Treasury body for processing payments that breached Russia financial sanctions rules.

The player was capped for Scotland 30 times between 1974 and 1981

Gold Crest Holidays has ceased operations with immediate effect - which means that all holidays will be cancelled.

Women face less money in their pensions, states a new study from the University of Edinburgh.

Suella Braverman has quit the Conservatives after three decades to join Reform UK, dealing a fresh blow to Kemi Badenoch. The former home secretary says Britain is “broken” — and that only Reform can fix it.

Gorgie Road will close for six months in 2026 for Scottish Water works, affecting traffic, diversions and access to Tynecastle Stadium.

The lodge was established in 1811, and based at its current premises since 1819