Thousands of new homes, greener streets, a revived Clyde and family-friendly spaces: inside Glasgow's ambitious city centre living plan

Sir Keir Starmer has resigned as Prime Minister and Labour leader following a speech outside No10 Downing Street. Here is his speech in full.

Keir Starmer has resigned as Prime Minister following intense pressure from senior Cabinet ministers. Holding back tears outside Downing Street, he confirmed a timetable to replace him will conclude before parliament returns this September, paving th...

A Scotch whisky distillery has received more than £4million in new investment

An accountant who resigned from the University of Dundee after one day begins his employment tribunal on Monday

Major investment projects help lift the mood of gloom that has hung over Glasgow

Scottish ministers have been warned the plans to review how child poverty targets are measured could make things worse.

Keir Starmer expected to announce a timetable for his resignation as Prime Minister, paving the way for Andy Burnham to replace him

Glasgow is undergoing a massive period of change. A new series by The Herald looks at what is next for Scotland's biggest city

Glasgow’s flagship shopping streets face falling footfall despite rising sales, as experts weigh the city’s retail future against UK rivals and changing consumer habits

The Scottish Government has been told it must address the data gaps which means Scotland does not record premature deaths in care-experienced young people.

Building a community that can help pave the way for the next big medicine technology breakthrough, is an achievement in itself.

Outlander star Sam Heughan will be an official DJ at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games this summer, organisers have announced.

Nicola Sturgeon is to appear as herself, in the role of UK deputy prime minister, in a new Sky TV reality drama about a fictional attack on Britain by Russia.

Turkey has emerged as a dominant force in the field of hair transplantation, becoming a go-to destination for vast numbers of international patients each year who seek premium-quality results without the high price tags seen in the UK.

The number of homes in Scotland with solar panels has more than doubled since before the energy crisis following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to new analysis

University of Glasgow-led research found the Scottish Child Payment reduces food insecurity and deprivation, but many families remain under pressure.

Rt Rev Gordon Kennedy said the Church of Scotland was "deeply troubled and appalled" by the attacks, which took place on Friday evening.

Glasgow-based honorary consul Faroque Hussain explains how a Charles Miller tapestry highlights Scotland's role in Brazilian football.

John Swinney will meet Muslim community members after five men were injured in suspected anti-Muslim attacks across Edinburgh.

Watch a close-up of the world's oldest known football, a nearly 500-year-old Scottish artefact now on display in Miami.

Actress Jessica Hardwick and debut playwright Milly Sweeney recognised at gala ceremony.

Fewer than one in five Scottish teenagers keep screen use below two hours a day, while around half also miss recommended sleep levels.

The A82 remains closed southbound at Bowling after a road traffic incident, while the northbound carriageway has reopened.

Police are appealing for information after a 17-year-old male was seriously assaulted on Scalloway Road in Cambuslang.

The SPSO made 220 welfare fund review decisions in three months, up 69% year on year, as crisis grant cases and flooring needs increased.

Road policing officers are appealing for information following a fatal crash in Springburn on the outskirts of Glasgow.

Housing complaints to Scotland's public services ombudsman have more than doubled since 2021-22 amid a rise in damp and mould cases.

Five leaders from energy, politics and the charity sector will receive honorary degrees at the University of Strathclyde’s summer graduations.

A 'Boston' emblazoned traffic cone has appeared on Glasgow's famous Duke of Wellington statue as the World Cup romance between the two cities continues.

More than 50 Scottish organisations will share £1.05m to continue projects tackling loneliness and social isolation until March 2027.

There is no central register of activity, but charity fundraising is clearly woven into the fixture list at golf clubs throughout Scotland

The Scottish Prison Service has said the current policy will be maintained until the Court of Session ruling is 'carefully' considered.

To celebrate picture-perfect skies, Europe's largest photo finishing company CEWE partnered with award-winning travel and wildlife photographer Bella Falk to reveal the top 10 sunrise and sunset spots in the UK

BBC radio presenter Nicky Campbell has said his daughter was left “badly injured” following a hit-and-run involving a cyclist on an e-bike.

A local teenager came to the rescue when two men got into difficulty after falling from a toy inflatable boat off Skye.

Councillors signed off a £14 million contract for the job, which will see bulbs replaced with LED lights

Reports suggest Sir Keir Starmer is due to set out the terms of his resignation as Prime Minister as early as tomorrow.

All of the remaining Quiz stores in the UK, of which there are 20, will shut down by the end of tomorrow (June 20).

Concerns over the number of staff in Glasgow City Council absent from work have been raised by a local councillor.

Counter-terrorism officers were brought in to investigate the attacks across Edinburgh on Friday, which left five people injured.

Speaking to The Herald at the historic Ingliston House at the Royal Highland Centre, Ms Adam shared her excitement and hopes for the role.

Scotland is selling around £1 billion a year less to Europe than it did before Brexit — as campaigners call for a rethink over the nation's relationship with the EU

THIS week’s Icon was the “most successful author on the planet” – and it all started with a short story for The Glasgow Herald.

New data shows a 57% fall in emerging Scottish artists on air, as critics warn BBC Radio Scotland is drifting from its public service role.

The UK would vote to rejoin the European Union in new referendum, a major poll has found as the country prepares to mark the 10th anniversary next Tuesday of the Brexit vote.

Families in the Ross of Mull say sending teenagers to mainland hostels is driving depopulation and trauma, as a bitter school row exposes deep divisions over the island’s future

Nicola Sturgeon was idolised by millions. But the shadow of Operation Branchform and Peter Murrell's embezzlement plagues her legacy.

The leader of the campaign in Scotland to stay in the European Union has lifted the lid on why Remain lost the landmark vote across the UK in June 2016.

Campaigners urge Scotland to retain a rare William Wallace letter as concerns grow that the nation’s true history is being overshadowed by fiction and under-promoted to tourists