Dramatic footage shows flames leaping from the side of the high-rise building

Engineers are at the scene trying to fix the problem before Monday

Michelin-acclaimed chef Barry Bryson to headline first ever Leith Food Festival in Edinburgh located on Leith Links.

He is expected to appear at Paisley Sheriff Court in due course

A senior manager at Scotland’s ferry operator has launched legal action claiming he was driven from his job after blowing the whistle on alleged racism.

A collection of 13 nine-hole courses across the north of Scotland will be represented for the first time at Scottish Golf Tourism Week

A leading scholar on the life of Mary Queen of Scots is calling for the language used to refer to the first years of her reign to be changed

Climate campaigners are preparing to haul the Scottish Government to court over plans for a controversial “green” gas power station — after it emerged the project could produce almost three times more pollution than first claimed.

SNP ministers have been accused of 'betraying' women as equal pay disputes are stalled by 'indefensible' delays, a union has warned.

The collaboration will bring together Scotland’s longest-running national newspaper, its leading agricultural title, and one of the nation’s largest events.

Andrew Dobbie, who left his job when his son was two months old with £1,000 in the bank to start a business, says 'everyone has a superpower and a kryptonite'

Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish company that operated two city restaurants

The chief executive of Royal Bank of Scotland owner NatWest hailed takeover as the “right transaction at the right time”

In a speech last year, Kemi Badenoch argued that the UK is “…becoming a welfare state, with an economy attached. 28 million people in Britain are now working to pay the wages and benefits of 28 million others

A partnership between a female-led brand and a celebrity shows that progress can be made, even if it’s one small, socked step at a time

Brodie Engineering highlights satisfaction in providing career opportunities

Todays' cartoon is on the deteriorating US/UK relationship. See the story here

Joani Reid has resigned the Labour whip after her husband was arrested and later bailed on suspicion of spying for China

Alleged sexual misconduct was the number one reason for police officer suspensions in Scotland over the past 10 years, new figures have revealed.

The company which employed a man arrested on suspicion of spying for China held a drop-in session at the House of Commons chaired by a Scottish Labour MP

Blasting at Fife Silica Sands quarry could be an 'ecological catastrophe' due to unstable ground caused by a severe 2002 flood at Longannet

A revolutionary new energy venture will see a village heated using water from a long-forgotten source.

Royal Mail has suspended the delivery of mail to a number of streets in Bishopton after a postie was assaulted on his rounds.

According to the Electoral Commission, Ms Alliston Pickard donated £25,000 to the party around three months later, on November 3.

Scott Mitchell and his wife Claire had traveled to the Middle Eastern nation in late February as a surprise for her birthday.

Taylor Wimpey highlights impact of uncertainty ahead of Budget after starting 2026 with smaller order book

First Bus is introducing a raft of new routes across Lanarkshire 100 years after bus services first began operating in the area.

The charities have hit out at proposals to institute a 30-month limit on refugee status, which would require people to return to their country of origin if it is deemed safe.

There was one man at Scottish Labour conference that every journalist wanted to speak to – and it wasn’t Anas Sarwar.

Should Scotland cut the six-week summer holiday? The debate over learning loss, inequality and whether the school calendar still fits modern life.

The sale of the company for just £33m to Tilray Brands will result in the closure of 38 pubs and the loss of nearly 500 jobs

James McKay is head chef at Horizons, the in-house restaurant at Pettycur Bay Holiday Park & The Bay Hotel in Kinghorn, Fife.

Boycott, Divestment, Sanctions protesters rally outside Scottish Parliament, urging John Swinney and the Scottish Government to back boycotts and take action.

A Loch Lomond conservation charity has announced that it can no longer sustain its litter management scheme for the area - after financial support was withdrawn.

A Scottish hotel group that bought a motel to cope with staff shortages is to further invest in accommodation for workers

Freddie Ingleby is on a mission to restore our damaged peatlands and lock up the carbon emissions that are currently being released into the atmosphere. It’s an endeavour and a market that’s increasingly being noticed by investors . . .

An update has been issued the roof of a 116-year-old Dumbarton Free High Church on Latta Street, caved in this week

A luxury hotel in Dunfermline city centre will soon welcome its first guests, following the £700,000 redevelopment of a historic High Street building.

A much-loved Alloa ice cream shop will soon close its doors for good after more than a century in business.

London Fano community stages first Edinburgh protest outside the Scottish Parliament, urging UK Government action in Ethiopia.

A cancer ward at a flagship Scottish hospital that was partially closed due to mould and dirty water ingress has had its infection incident alert level upgraded.

Anas Sarwar has said Labour is considering whether to suspend MP Joani Reid after her husband was arrested on allegations of spying for China.

The group is seeking a way forward aster the leader warned of dire financial straits

According to new figures from the Electoral Commission, Mr McIntosh, founder of Emerald Investment Partners, made the five-figure donation on November 27.

A shoplifter who killed a supermarket security guard during a struggle while trying to flee with alcohol has been jailed for more than five years.

An RAF surveillance plane which took off from Scotland flew along the Russian border on Wednesday

Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth has pledged there will be “additional new investment” to help with the costs of employing more teachers as she seeks to prevent strike action that could impact schools in the “crucial period” leading up to ex...

Construction work has begun on the site of what will become Scotland’s first centre of excellence for canals and traditional skills.

The case forms part of Operation Portaledge, an ongoing nationwide investigation into violent incidents across the east and west of Scotland

A former Nazi who fled to Scotland after the Second World War will go on trial for genocide - despite having died in 2001