A 24-year-old man has died in a crash on a motorway in South Lanarkshire. Police were called to the single-car incident involving a silver Mazda 2 on the M74 near Abington at 5am on Friday, July 10.

Kilmarnock’s only Post Office is facing closure at the end of August.

A Helensburgh street known for "misleading parking signs" has racked up almost 140 fines in one year, according to new data.

A 26-year-old man arrested on suspicion of murdering former MP and MEP Ann Widdecombe has been released from custody and is no longer part of the investigation, police said.

The composer's musical upbringing inspired the creation of an annual musical event.

A Port Glasgow businessman’s £5,000 donation made up more than a third of Malcolm Offord’s declared Inverclyde campaign spending.

A retail giant with stores across Scotland and England collapsed into administration with 1,300 jobs lost owing almost £20 million.

Thomas Joshua Cooper says he almost died 12 times in pursuit of images in some of earth's most remote and extreme locations.

John Simm, Trevor Eve and Nikki Amuka-Bird are among the cast members of I, Jack Wright, which is now airing on the BBC

New analysis shows employers are paying more than £1,000 extra in National Insurance for the average worker following recent tax changes.

A man was detained under the Terrorism Act at Edinburgh Airport, with digital devices seized

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the death of former Conservative MP Ann Widdecombe

BBC Scotland political editor Glenn Campbell has received an honorary doctorate from Edinburgh Napier University.

Connectivity has become an operational discipline of stitching together roaming agreements, billing models, support structures and regulatory compliance

Staff at a university in Glasgow have voted to strike over plans to cut staff

The Glasgow City Parents Group lost a legal action opposing cuts to teacher numbers, and is now being pursued for costs

Vue cinemas in Glasgow will celebrate 50 years of Aardman Animations with Wallace and Gromit, Chicken Run and Shaun the Sheep screenings.

Queens Park Arena has launched its 2026 summer programme with four weeks of films, live music, family events and festivals.

UK transport and storage company, Trans Haul (Europe) Ltd, has entered administration after more than 39 years in business.

Independent pig producers across Scotland will be able to apply for a share of a new £2 million support package from July 15.

A bid battle has erupted for airline easyJet with a major development revealed

Tomatin has expanded into major UK retailers, with new supermarket and wholesale listings boosting the reach of its Highland single malts.

What are AI data centres? As new projects are proposed across Scotland, here's what they are, how they work and why they matter.

Football fans can catch all the action on the big screen at Vue Cinema.

A historic Scottish estate that has been in the same family for 132 years has been brought to the market

The UK's largest travelling Titanic exhibition will arrive in Edinburgh this winter with hundreds of artefacts and immersive displays.

Rail closures are set to affect parts of one of Scotland's busiest routes ahead of the introduction of electric trains

New research suggests UK households are wasting £1.75 billion a year by replacing stained clothing that could often be saved.

The OVO Hydro in Glasgow has landed in sixth place in industry trade publication Pollstar's Mid-Year Worldwide Top 10 Arenas chart - ahead of New York's famous Madison Square Garden

Unite has welcomed government plans to introduce mandatory regulation for the veterinary sector following years of campaigning.

Firefighters have left the scene of a blaze on Princes Street in Edinburgh which gutted a historic building, however the road remains closed while an investigation takes place.

Families will have the chance to meet Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games mascot Finnie during a special appearance at Buchanan Galleries.

Councillors have unanimously approved plans to restore and transform a Perthshire quarry site into a “first-of-its-kind” dog ranch

Cinema-goers across Scotland can claim free tickets to see Bella Ramsey's new film Sunny Dancer before its UK release.

A harsher CCTV crackdown has been launched to tackle a spike in dangerous jet ski use on Loch Lomond, with police appealing for witness reports.

Allarburn Farm Shop in Elgin is looking for new owners after serving customers across Moray for three decades.

A leading KC says SNP donors who gave to referendum fundraising appeals could be entitled to refunds plus interest as campaigners prepare legal action.

One of Glasgow Southside's busiest train lines will be cancelled from tomorrow into next week.

The award-winning Ben Cruachan Inn in Argyll has been put up for sale after a decade under its current owners.

Anonymous social media accounts are “tapping into fears of communities”, a senior police officer has said following disorder in Glasgow this week.

The Scottish Government has quietly disbanded its Tax Advisory Group following years of internal friction, leaving high-profile economic experts surprised.

A RAF airman who was a serial rapist amid a 20-year terror campaign towards a woman was jailed today for 11 years.

The scheme will eventually cover Morrisons’ network of approximately 500 supermarkets.

Beira's Place, the sexual assault support centre launched by JK Rowling, has been labelled anti-rights.

The former chair of Highland Council’s licensing committee has said a convicted abuser’s crimes were not “presented” to them when the committee was asked to decide if he was a “fit and proper person” to hold a short-term let licence.

The operator of two Scottish airports has posted a loss of £92 million.

Four British tourists are feared to have been killed in a wildfire in Southern Spain.

Ann Widdecombe, the former MP and MEP who also featured on Strictly Come Dancing, has died aged 78.

Graham Ramsay of Kings Golf Club says "just about every golf course in Scotland is really good" compared to travelling outside the country

The building at the site of the old Debenhams department store suffered “significant damage” in the fire, which broke out in the early hours of Thursday.