A multi-agency emergency training drill involving a simulated vehicle fire within the a multi‑storey car park has taken place at Glasgow Airport.

A group of 18 people whose families were given missing fragments of the Stone of Destiny have come together to share their stories, forming the “Fellowship of the Stone”.

Motorists have been warned to expect delays on one of Scotland's busiest motorways after a crash shut lanes.

Four-year-old Jessica Macrae, from Bearsden in East Dunbartonshire, underwent surgery at the Royal Hospital for Children (RHC) in Glasgow

Charlotte Scott was last seen at a property in Ballingry Crescent at around 1am on Thursday

Read the latest Unspun: Election Briefing, the morning politics newsletter from The Herald's politics team on the Holyrood campaign.

The Port Glasgow yard says bid rules mean it is blocked from seeking to build the new ferry

Crews will return to the site this morning to check for lingering hotspots

The programme is backed by Scottish Golf and Active Scotland, along with £100,000 from the R&A Foundation

The shortlist has been announced for The Herald's Student Press Awards 2026, in association with Weber Shandwick

A government-commissioned study suggests Scotland could host new nuclear power stations but the findings remain unpublished. The SNP has long been opposed to nuclear power.

Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish plumbing and heating company

Family-owned Hebrides Cruises aiming to 'shine a light on the remarkable producers' on west coast of Scotland

Green Party of England and Wales leader Zack Polanski has said the Scottish Greens can replace labour and he “hugely values” his “sister party” as he joins the campaign trail in Scotland.

Half Man is a new drama series airing on BBC One and BBC iPlayer that comes from the mind of Baby Reindeer writer Richard Gadd

Oil and gas workers challenged the SNP’s shifting stance on North Sea drilling during a tense BBC debate in Aberdeen.

The Scottish airport has revealed a major flights win

Heriot-Watt University has refuted suggestions that senior leaders turned their backs on funding for the UK's flagship robotics and AI research centre

During a husting event for private schools, speakers were asked about the financial impact of recent tax changes.

A Scottish distillery has turned to technology to provide an answer to the cask investment fraud concerns.

The Stockbridge Tap pub in Edinburgh reopens after a major refurbishment, offering craft beers, real ales, new food menu and CAMRA Pub of the Year award.

The Boardwalk Beach Club café in Silverknowes, Edinburgh, wins Best Café at Scotland's Business Show Awards. Renowned for views, coffee, and local treats.

With inflation rising and legal questions mounting, can Scotland actually cap food prices or is this policy built on shaky ground?

Glasgow City Council has so far offered no assurance that similar incidents are not taking place in other schools across the city.

Grocery giant follows Tesco in highlighting impact of Middle East conflict

The sighting "of at least three sperm whales" was reported to Orkney Marine Mammal Research Initiative (OMMRI) by the crew of the Kirkwall to Sanday ferry on Tuesday

A pensioner has has been given a lifelong restriction order and jailed for a minimum of seven years for a series of sexual offences against children spanning 50 years

Police were called to the city's Dixon Avenue at around 12.15pm on Thursday, April 23, to a report of two teenage boys injured during an incident believed to have involved fireworks

HMS Queen Elizabeth, the Royal Navy aircraft carrier, departs Rosyth after maintenance for sea trials, passing under the Forth Bridge.

An Edinburgh-based events company is carving out a distinctive niche in Scotland’s outdoor sector by blending endurance sport with festival-style experiences designed to appeal as much to spectators as participants.

Dumfries has taken a "significant step forward" in realising its potential as a global destination for Robert Burns tourism.

Scotland Excel’s graduate programme is opening doors for young professionals like Edinburgh-based Matthew Bohill, offering hands-on experience while delivering essential public services and driving positive change across Scotland

Union Street and the main entrance to Glasgow Central are not expected to re-open until July following the fire which devastated the area

A Scottish property company has been placed into liquidation.

Ashoka Muirhead is set to light up Glasgow’s nightlife scene in 2026 with an exciting new calendar of live music events, bringing high-energy performances, iconic throwbacks and unforgettable party nights to the local community.

Thousands of people visit the chapel each year - and picked the carved column as their favourite sight

On Thursday, officers from the Scottish Illegal Money Lending Unit (SIMLU), with the assistance of partner agencies, searched two premises of suspected loan sharks in Methil

A man has avoided prison after allowing a dog to starve to death, but has been banned from owning a dog for life

Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales to headline DataFest 2026, Scotland’s largest AI conference in Edinburgh, featuring experts from OpenAI, Skyscanner, and more.

Celebrate poet Roddy Lumsden’s 60th birthday at Edinburgh’s Waverley Bar on 12 June. Tribute event features his poetry, rare vinyl, and special guests.

Detectives say they are seeking two young men who were seen trying to start the blazes

Aberdeen International Airport has appointed leading strategic design consultancy Portland Design to help shape the future of the airport’s retail offering, as part of a major commercial transformation representing an investment of more than £2.5....

Ambitious plans for an eco-wellness and leisure park in Fife have taken a step forward.

Brunstane Primary School in Edinburgh reopens after GRAHAM-led refurbishment, achieving EPC A energy efficiency with new sustainable facilities for pupils.

Police said the pedestrian, a 41-year-old man, was pronounced dead at the scene

The appointment is a homecoming for the former director of engagement at St Andrews Links Trust

Glasgow Jazz Festival will celebrate its remarkable 40th edition this summer with a specially curated programme of 40 performances celebrating the city’s love affair with jazz music.

Whigham’s Inn is one of the town’s most historically important buildings

University staff participating in a marking boycott have been told by management they will be docked full pay.

A former Edinburgh City Council-branded website is promoting online casinos bypassing UK Gamstop safeguards. Council moves to remove outdated links.