Fire crews are battling a large-scale fire on the outskirts of Glasgow.

The fault has been caused by an electrical issue on overhead lines

Emergency services were alerted at 3am

Skywatchers said they had 'never seen anything like it' as the skies lit up in the early hours

The group is quietly building one of the most ambitious disability‑sport programmes in the country from its base in Fife

A notorious Holocaust denier who was extradited from Scotland after spending years on the run from authorities in France has once again been convicted for contesting crimes against humanity and making antisemitic insults.

Glasgow City Council leader Susan Aitken believes Andy Burnham's expected move to Downing Street could finally secure a £400 million-a-year devolution deal for the city.

A court petition for a winding up petition has been lodged against Scottish firms suspected of promoting a tax avoidance scheme to council and NHS workers.

SimpsInns co-founder Malcolm Simpson reflects on 30 years of hospitality, surviving crashes, Covid and building an award-winning Ayrshire business.

The BBC is heading back to the Isle of Ulva as Banjo Beale and partner Ro continue their ambitious mission to transform a crumbling mansion into a boutique hotel.

Work on the 1000-capacity venue is expected to take until 2029 to complete.

Holyrood's new Presiding Officer Kenneth Gibson has introduced a crackdown on remote working with a raft of new measures brought in to ensure MSPs work in the building.

Today's cartoon is on the delay to the Monklands hospital.

Actor Sir Gary Oldman has said being given the global icon award at the Edinburgh TV Festival is “enormously flattering”.

Nardini's Cafe was targeted in a break-in overnight, with cash stolen from the premises. The popular Largs premises fell victim to an intruder, as a patio window was also smashed during the incident.

A schoolboy allegedly murdered by two teenagers was possibly exploited into selling drugs, a trial heard today.

Police are appealing to the public to help trace a 84-year-old woman who is reported missing from Carnoustie.

Prisoners serving a sentence of less than five years could be released after serving 30% of their term under new Government plans.

Experts have said they are yet to establish the cause of ongoing ground movement at a former mining village, more than a month after it was first reported.

Five Edinburgh cocktail bars will serve special daiquiris throughout July as part of the city’s first Daiquiri Dash, launched ahead of National Daiquiri Day.

More than £106,000 has been awarded to charities across Scotland, supporting projects ranging from heritage and homelessness to cancer care and family support.

Money raised from Glasgow’s new tourist tax could be spent on night buses or the set-up of new publicly operated ones, according to a city councillor.

Board of easyJet moves to secure more time for Castlelake to come up with 'more attractive proposal' for airline

The £2.1bn Monklands hospital plan has been sent back for redesign, casting doubt on its 2031 opening just weeks after the SNP election campaign.

Glasgow has moved a step closer to twinning with Boston, as the US city was praised for embracing the Tartan Army with “warmth” and “good humour”.

A man has been arrested in connection with an alleged assault following the death of a woman in the Borders.

A 30-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with a disturbance in the Priesthill area of Glasgow.

A yacht once owned by Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip has climbed to the top of the international sailing rankings after a successful championship campaign.

John Swinney has defended Nicola Sturgeon after whistleblowers accused her of 'bullying' when they tried to raise concerns over Peter Murrell and SNP finances.

An historic 18th century building near Canonbie and its grounds will be transformed into a holiday park – after councillors gave the huge tourism development the green light on Wednesday

A new student accommodation development featuring 105 studio apartments and one of the city's largest outdoor amenity spaces has opened in Glasgow.

The venue was formerly Westside Rodeo, a country-themed bar with karaoke and a bucking bronco

NHS Shetland is receiving a high number of job applications from overseas which do not meet eligibility criteria and are thought to be generated using artificial intelligence (AI).

Scottish law firm Lindsays is set to significantly expand its Glasgow presence through a merger with fellow legal practice Dallas McMillan.

A Scottish company has appointed a liquidator following a “period of loss-making”.

City of Edinburgh councillors passed a motion condemning the attacks and pledging to work together to prevent future incidents. 

Holyrood's Presiding Officer Kenneth Gibson has defended the parliament's decision to put up a media "pen" after a backlash from journalists.

A new public artwork by Turner Prize winning artist Jasleen Kaur has been unveiled along the North bank of the River Clyde.

John Swinney is considering new planning guidance for hyperscale AI data centres as Greens press for a moratorium over energy and climate concerns.

The campaign, entitled Edinburgh is our home, will tell the stories of migrants and refugees who have moved to the city and now call it home.

Edinburgh’s Christmas celebrations will return this November, with organisers confirming dates and the comeback of some of the event’s most popular attractions.

The vital contribution of workers to innovation, safer and more equitable working practices and the role of women in shipbuilding will be the focus of a new research project telling the hidden history of the sector.

Fashion students have been recognised for reimagining historic Harris Tweed designs as part of an award-winning industry collaboration.

Ipsos Scotland managing director Emily Gray said the polling “sums up the scale of the challenge facing Andy Burnham in Scotland”.

A police investigation is underway after a woman was found dead in a car in Glasgow.

A Glasgow-based solicitor and Army Reservist has been recognised at the Scottish Veterans Awards after being shortlisted for two honours.

The 125 bed, five-storey accommodation block will replace the existing building at 50 Gillespie Crescent, which served as the headquarters of Sight Scotland.

A rare butterfly comeback? Great news for this endangered species

More than half of flights departing Edinburgh Airport in July were delayed, according to a new study analysing four years of aviation data.

I'd trade all the countless cold, wet nights at Hampden for the excitement that is building right now, and I can't wait to get in among the fans across the Atlantic.