Iran fired missiles at targets in Israel and Gulf Arab states on Sunday after vowing massive retaliation for the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei by the United States and Israel

Cabin crew of fictional Scottish airline will return in new National Theatre of Scotland production.

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain is used to standing before judges. Now she's locked at the centre of a political storm.

The Scottish Government has confirmed it will establish a review of the college sector before the end of the current parliamentary session

Calls are being made by Unison for an independent inquiry into Scottish Water amid fears over 'creeping privatisation' as charges soar while bosses pay and bonuses rocket.

Decades of brutal history, it housed some of Scotland's most notorious criminals, but now the race is on to save the former Peterhead prison turned tourist attraction

It was an invasion Russia expected to be over in days, but four years on, the bloodletting continues in the most deadly conflict in Europe since World War II

WHO wants to be a normie? Oh you do, sir. Man at the back in the tinfoil hat and purple cloak with the stars on it.

A Fife woman has spoken out after waiting years for an endometriosis diagnosis, as new figures show average wait times in Scotland have risen.

Greg Hemphill and Julie ‘Jules’ Wilson Nimmo’s BBC Scotland series Jules and Greg’s Wild Swim returns for a third outing

A statue of Lisbon Lion Tommy Gemmell has been unveiled in his hometown of Craigneuk, honouring the Celtic legend’s European heroics and deep roots in the local community.

A new biography charts the life and death of the socialist firebrand John Maclean. Our Writer at Large talks to author Donald Robertson about a man as loved as he was loathed

Two people have been arrested after £100k of cocaine was seized after a traffic stop on the A9

The owner of the Derby Café in Netherlee, on the south side of Glasgow, is seeking to retire after a 35-year tenure

Demonstrators squared off in front of the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow after the United States and Israel launched military action against Iran

Fruit and vegetable shortages have been reported at a number of supermarket brands across the UK

John Swinney has called for 'de-escalation' after Israel and the United States launched strikes on Iran

A flight from Edinburgh bound for Qatar has turned back after the United States and Israel launched military strikes on Iran

Presenter Kaye Adams has reportedly been let go from her BBC radio show after three misconduct claims against her were upheld

The interim executive committee of Your Party in Scotland has written to the party's newly-elected leadership calling for 'urgent action' on candidate selection ahead of the Holyrood election

Chorrito on Leith Walk, Edinburgh, to close in March after three years. Founders shift focus to hot sauce business; Mirin to take over site.

The US and Israel have launched an attack on Iran, with the first apparent strike landing near the offices of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Amid rising costs and falling international student enrolment, Scotland’s universities have been challenged like never before.

Professor Peter Edwards of the University of Aberdeen said that categorically ruling out job cuts “is a very difficult thing for anyone to do”.

Ferguson Marine CEO Graeme Thomson on rebuilding the Port Glasgow shipyard and securing its future after Scotland’s ferry scandal.

Residents near Dalmally say they are horrified after more than 50 ancient trees were felled along a much-loved walking path.

Scottish Labour’s conference in Paisley was overshadowed by anger and frustration after the party slumped to third place in Gorton and Denton.

A huge Scottish shopping centre has been sold for £15 million, a fraction of its build cost

The Glasgow-based company has appointed a 27-year-old staff member with a degree in international fashion branding to a key role

A Scottish family-owned retailer has appointed administrators with 70 jobs lost

Azets on track to record turnover in excess of £50m for the first time

Near a little patch of grass in the centre of their town, the residents of Craigneuk gathered in their thousands to salute the memory of Tommy Gemmell, one of their very own.

The share prices of many software companies have lagged both AI beneficiaries and the broader US market in recent years

How a rare and life-threatening infection which can be linked to infections like measles left woman delirious and feeling as if her brain was on fire

A 'golden thread of care and concern about people' was at the heart of Jeane Freeman’s existence, a thanksgiving service for the former Scottish health secretary has heard

Best afro hair transplant clinic in Turkey: Get your confidence back.

An asylum-seeking mother describes giving birth after living in a Glasgow asylum hotel as a charity warns migrant women face systemic barriers in maternity care.

The BRIT Awards 2026 will be taking place on Saturday, February 28, and here's how you can watch on TV and online

Glasgow City Council confirmed via a traffic notice that Trongate is closed from Glassford Street to Candleriggs

A fast food chain with several English restaurants has proposed to open its first Glasgow location.

The Brunton Theatre was shut two years ago after crumbling concrete, known as RAAC, was discovered in its roof.

An island primary school is set to remain mothballed for a further year under proposals to be put to councillors.

A tram has derailed and slammed into a building in the centre of Milan, killing two people and injuring more than 20.

There are a few simple tricks you can try to make your Amazon Fire TV Stick feel as good as new every single time you use it.

A village Co-op store has relaunched with a fresh new look following an eight-week investment programme to transform the store.

A woman who died at a property in Dornoch has been named.

Two males aged 17 and 18 have been arrested after an incident involving weapons in Edinburgh.

Uncertainties in the market "partly driven by AI" led to a crunch in available animation work

2025 was a strong year for IAG, but potential cracks are beginning to form

NHS Highland has announced two significant milestones in the development of the new Lochaber Hospital, as the project continues to gather momentum toward delivering modern healthcare facilities for the communities of Fort William and the wider Lochab...