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.

The Prime Minister has condemned the attacks in Edinburgh that have left five people injured, saying the suspect appeared to be motivated by “anti-Muslim hatred”.

National pride, much like a Scottish national side's football game, is hard-won and so easily lost. After a 10-day takeover of Boston, with one win and one loss on the pitch, the country's fans have played a blinder off it.

Amid financial and political crisis, a fringe movement within economics called Modern Monetary Theory is starting to gain traction. Our Writer at Large talks to its proponents

Police said they received multiple calls from members of the public on Friday evening about violent attacks including, threats, robbery and vandalism.

Services at Edinburgh Airport are returning to normal after it was evacuated on Friday evening because of a security alert.

A Pennan couple have been told they can keep their new slate roof despite council chiefs claiming it is “not appropriate” for the historic village.

A review of school safety across Fife is to take place following recent incidents where children have managed to leave school grounds.

North Lanarkshire Council has decided not to proceed with proposals to replace the ice rink at the Time Capsule leisure complex in Coatbridge.

28 people remain in hospital, nine of them in a critical condition, after two trains collided near Bedford, police have said.

The permanent closure of a Borders school which had just four pupils is being recommended for approval next week.

Police are appealing for information following the serious assault of a man in Glasgow.

A NUMBER of expressions of interest have already been made for the ExxonMobil site at Mossmorran.

The RNLI has issued warm weather safety advice after rescuing two kayakers in the Firth of Forth.

We are sitting together in a Starbucks opposite Pacific Quay and I’m trying and mostly failing to get a word in edgewise. Janet Street-Porter is in Glasgow to promote her stage show which is coming to Scotland this autumn and right now she is in fu...

A 36-year old man has been arrested following a series of incidents at a number of locations across the West of Edinburgh.

Parts of the airport were evacuated after what Police Scotland described as a ‘potentially suspicious package’ was discovered around 6.50pm on Friday.

The best of dairy has been judged and celebrated. So who are the winners of Scotland's best ice cream, cheese and cream?

Here, more than 300 trophies sit, ready to be engraved and polished, a resplendent burst of gold and silver.

A walking tour reveals Dumbarton’s extraordinary past, from Viking raids to royal intrigue — and the frustration of those fighting to protect it. Kevin McKenna reports

A groundbreaking archaeological survey of a former Second World War army camp could pave the way for discovering future treasures

Scotland's new culture secretary admits the country needs to do 'much more' to support Scottish writers, producers and directors to develop home-grown work.

Prestwick Airport's chief executive revealed growth in passenger numbers and hopes for the future

Two trains have collided in the Bedford area, police have said

Companies across Europe offer a wealth of opportunities to investors

The boss of holiday giant Center Parcs has moved to ease concerns over the impact of its new Scottish Borders village on local roads, insisting it will deliver a “net benefit” to the region through jobs, investment and increased tourism.

Center Parcs’ £450m Borders resort aims to transform a drive-through region into a major tourism destination, promising jobs, investment and renewed focus on Scotland’s overlooked south

Hannah Mary Goodlad says Shetland’s first tunnel could be underway before the end of parliament, as she says islanders have “outgrown” ferries

Tesco is planning to demolish the upper level car park of its Greenock supermarket as part of major refurbishment of the store.

A man has been jailed for more than three years for selling illegal IPTV subscriptions and pre-loaded Firesticks to almost 2,000 customers.

A film telling the story of the 'Filton 25' and their legal battle against terrorism charges will be shown in Glasgow and Edinburgh next month

The Herald's latest in-depth investigative series explores the future of Scotland's largest city through the lens of culture, business, people and more.

The Union Street fire spread “rapidly” through concealed voids before emergency services arrived on the scene, initial investigations have indicated.

A spell of warm weather and seasonal spending gave UK retailers a timely boost in May, but the underlying picture remains fragile

Today, Dr Graham holds court at the Graham’s tent at the Royal Highland Show, blue and white bunting blowing in the wind.

Someone has to taste the over 200 ice creams that were entered into the Scottish Dairy Championships this year. This, says a judge, is what it's like

National conservation project Saving Scotland's Red Squirrels (SSRS) and conservation charity The Eastern Lowlands Red Squirrel Group (ELRSG) said they ave received multiple reports of sick red squirrels in Dollar, with symptoms they believe to be...

Analysis of how the Conservatives turned Aberdeen South into a referendum on oil and gas, exposing SNP uncertainty on North Sea jobs and economic trust.

An office building in Glasgow's Merchant City is to be transformed into a 'flagship' 153-unit aparthotel