Two trips were cancelled on Monday morning

Constitutional change for the UK's constituent countries is back on the agenda

Wynsors World of Shoes is set to close 17 stores across the UK - see the full list of locations.

The accident has shut a large section of the motorway

The Rescue 199 aircraft was seen over the city on Sunday evening

Why Peter Murrell may have to repay more than the £400,000 he embezzled from the SNP after inflation is applied to his criminal benefit.

Families and survivors will tell MSPs of the devastating impact of male violence as Russell Findlay hosts a Holyrood roundtable on women’s safety.

More than 35 men die before 75 every day in Scotland as poor men’s health costs £1.73bn a year, prompting fresh calls for government action.

It's a 'community asset and social enterprise at heart' that attracted 145,500 visitors in the last year

Boxing legend Frank Bruno will appear at a North Edinburgh event in November, sharing his experiences of boxing and mental health.

An adaptation of Graham Norton's book Forever Home will air on Channel 5, starring the likes of Amy Nuttall and Denise Welch

Elizabeth Day’s The Party is a five-part ITV thriller starring Luke Evans and Tom Cullen, exploring friendship, identity and belonging, coming to ITVX.

A street in Glasgow's East End has been shut as police have cordoned off the area.

Four people were arrested at Ibrox surrounding the match between Rangers and Celtic on Sunday.

A new development area has been put up for sale at Prestwick Airport.

US President Donald Trump has said he “loved” the backlash to his comments in support of Irish unification, but said he'll "save comments on Scottish independence for another day".

The historic Whyte Melville Memorial Fountain has officially returned to operation in the heart of St Andrews following the completion of a major restoration project funded by the St Andrews Pilgrim Foundation and project-managed by Fife Council.

Perth has been selected as the host location for the launch of the Scottish People's Meeting, a major new democracy festival inspired by the highly successful Danish Folkemødet.

Ex-pupils, teachers, staff and members of the local community are being given the opportunity to own a small piece of a former Perth school's history.

A £16 million transformation of Burns Statue Square has been approved despite warnings from some councillors over the impact on businesses and the wider Ayr town centre.

Disability campaigners say they have been made to feel like a “safety risk” using the Glasgow Subway network, at a protest outside of Kelvinbridge Subway station.

Police are appealing for information following a fatal crash in the Scottish Borders.

The First Ministers of the UK’s devolved nations will sign a landmark agreement on Monday aimed at putting pressure on Downing Street to hold referendums on independence.

This beautiful seven bedroom home in Ayrshire, which dates back more than 200 years, has just gone on the market for offers over £685,000.

Historic golf clubs are weighing the promise of outside investment against member ownership as investors target courses, resorts and tourism assets

A referendum on Scottish independence is “not off the table”, Scotland’s Education Secretary has said, despite comments from the Prime Minister.

Police are appealing for information following a serious crash in Paisley.

Scotland’s Education Secretary has said she “does not intend to stand still” following the results of a key international league table this week.

A fresh plea to help make Glasgow city centre safer has been issued by local Labour councillors after witnessing first-hand the safety challenges people face at night.

Police are appealing for information following a serious crash in East Ayrshire.

Scottish rockers Deacon Blue have announced a tour to mark the 40th anniversary of their iconic debut album 'Raintown'.

A brave shopkeeper tackled an ammonia-wielding robber carrying out his third raid in a matter of weeks.

The M74 motorway has been closed to traffic in one direction due to a crash.

Police have said the death of a 35-year-old man who was found injured at a property may have involved a firearm. Officers are also investigating a nearby car fire, which may be linked.

While Thursday’s season finale was supposed to be full of drama, it proved rather predictable for those of us who frequent the city chambers.

The MAIB dropped a full investigation into grounding of CalMac's MV Loch Linnhe ferry after concluding a legally required passage plan existed. CalMac said no plan was created.

With right-wing extremists dominating the news, our Writer at Large talks to the ordinary men and women standing up to racists and defending their communities against hatred

SNP have turned Scotland into a rotten borough not fit for independence

The Herald was on the ground at EAIE Glasgow 2026, with key insights on the discussions shaping the future of higher education in Scotland.

Andy Burnham's remarks sparked hope among independence supporters, but some SNP activists believe John Swinney failed to seize the moment

Scotland's Information Commissioner accuses ministers of seeking to rewrite freedom of information law ahead of a Court of Session hearing later this month over the long-withheld Salmond files

Campaigners have accused the Scottish Government's nature advisory of 'staggering disregard for wildlife after a controversial subsea cable was given approval.

IN an unusual break with recent tradition, this week’s Icon was neither born in England nor educated privately nor upper class.

The contract for ScotRail's new mobile app and digital retailing platform could outlive the implementation of integrated ticketing on Scottish public transport, as the earliest possible start date for the system has been revealed.

Michael Gove has praised Nicola Sturgeon as a “highly thoughtful person” after the former rivals teamed up for Sky's TV show Wargame.

The 25-year-old was charged in connection with an outstanding warrant relating to disorder in Glasgow on Saturday, 25 July, 2026.

Hundreds have gathered in Glasgow for an anti-immigration rally and associated counter protest.

A community engagement exercise is due to get underway this month on future plans for the UNESCO Heart of Neolithic Orkney World Heritage Site.

Glasgow DIY music festival Freakender is returning for its 10th edition. The festival will take place over three days at popular city centre haunt The Old Hairdressers.

A former teacher from Clydebank who quit his job to pursue the "mad decision" to cycle 18,000kmn to Australia has arrived at his destination after nearly a year