Officers say searches and enquiries are ongoing

Rival parties had reported Reform to the police over the claims

Scotland's first university campus-based JD Wetherspoon pub has opened its doors. The Red Gown is the result of a new partnership between the University of St Andrews Students’ Association and the popular UK pub chain.

ScotRail said emergency services were dealing with an incident

The death is not being treated as suspicious

Scotland's largest business organisation has backed Heathrow’s third runway, warning the UK’s only hub airport is critical to Scotland’s international trade and economic competitiveness – as London Mayor Sir Sadiq Khan formally opposed the ex...

The specialist insurer is pushing to expand in Scotland as it explores new opportunities across the golf industry

Police Scotland faces threats of legal action over plans that could allow transgender-identifying male detainees to request female officers for strip searches under a consent-based policy

John Swinney's plan to merge NHS Scotland's 14 health boards into two was billed as fresh reform but unions say the restructuring was secretly in development for months, with senior executives already placed in key roles and staff entirely excluded.

An “inspirational” white-tailed eagle has been spotted on Mull three years after falling from its nest as a chick and breaking a wing.

Labour emerged victorious in Southside/Newington ward, as 2,153 first preference votes for candidate Ruth Elliott propelled the party to victory.

They may have very different styles and interests, but painters Simon Laurie and Drysdale Scott do have one thing in common.

Enquest chief declares company is committed to North Sea and hopes for new tax regime

UK broadband provider iTalk Telecom has entered administration after nearly 20 years in business.

A man and a woman have been charged in connection with alleged human trafficking offences as part of an operation to tackle retail crime.

A monthly comedy night in Largs has been cancelled following complaints over a social media post by its compere and organiser.

Time could soon be called for the final time on a famous Scottish Borders bar and restaurant. The Gretel at 13 Teviot Crescent in Hawick has gone through various name-changes over the decades

A conman stole who money from an elderly woman with dementia amid a bogus window cleaning scam was jailed today for 16 months.

Just 51 Scottish GPs have completed national menstrual health training. Gloria Steinem’s famous question about periods still feels painfully relevant, writes Hannah Brown.

Only 1% of Scotland’s GPs have recorded completing a national NHS menstrual health course covering endometriosis - 51 of 4,688 qualified doctors.

The heritage group has said support for Edinburgh's festivals is an 'entirely legitimate use' of income raised via the new visitor levy.

Campaigners and community members from across Scotland have said they “won’t stop” until the Scottish Government announces a moratorium on AI data centre development.

Plans have been disclosed for a community cafe and estate shop at an important A-listed 19th-century Scottish Borders baronial mansion now owned by English comedian Alan Carr.

Scottish ministers knew the UK military had no aerial firefighting ability when they requested assistance to battle the Cairngorms wildfire, the Justice Secretary has said.

A centuries-old Highland tale of forbidden love, warfare and a legendary curse will be brought into the modern spotlight this September when true crime style investigation meets medieval mystery

Oasis have dropped a huge hint that they will perform in Glasgow, with an easter egg-filled teaser video

Professor Nola Hewitt-Dundas, formerly Pro-Vice-Chancellor at Queen's University Belfast, will be the first woman to lead the Edinburgh institution.

Hospitality chiefs underline importance of business rates reform as new chair appointed to review

The number of Glasgow primary school children being “excluded” from class has more than doubled over the last five years.

John Swinney faces pressure over SNP bail reforms after opposition leaders linked changes to domestic abuse protections with a series of high-profile killings.

One of the leaders of the Catholic Church in Scotland has made a rare political intervention, calling on the Scottish Government to reject liberalisation of abortion laws

Success no longer depends solely on membership subscriptions and visitor fees

A chef who brandished a hammer at his former manager amid a dispute over wages was tagged for 21 weeks today.

NSPCC Scotland is stepping up its campaign to establish ‘guaranteed access’ to appropriate relationships education for all children.

Police Scotland has slammed misinformation circulating online which claimed "a man committed a sexual act at the window of a property" in Glasgow, leading to a crowd gathering and windows of the home being smashed.

Neil McLaren admitted a criminal offence connected to domestic abuse against a former partner, but GTC Scotland concluded that his present fitness to teach was not impaired.

Nine arrests have been made by immigration enforcement officers across a week of action targeting fishing vessels in Scottish ports

A man who was jailed in Thailand for possession of methamphetamine has been declared fit to be a teacher after turning his life around

Police have released CCTV images of a man

The name of a Scot who died in the Holocaust after refusing to abandon Jewish children in her care has been added to a special memorial wall at Auschwitz.

A man injured a 16-year-old girl after residue from his lit flare hit her on the eye at the TRNSMT music festival

A bowling alley on Calton Hill? The plan that nearly was

A further three men have been arrested after the disorder which followed Celtic's title celebrations in May

A trade union convenor is urging residents to “have some respect” for their city and not to “dump” their rubbish all over the back court.

European investors signal confidence in Scottish offshore wind market in spite of setbacks

Sophie Hynd pled guilty to causing the deaths at the High Court in Edinburgh

A man who was paralysed in a brutal stabbing met with and embraced one of his assailants as he was released from prison

The former leader of Reform UK in Wales has been ordered to pay more than £22,500 after accepting bribes to make pro-Russian statements in the European Parliament.

Police are hunting a masked man who broke into a premises in a Scottish town and tried to force someone to hand over the keys to a vehicle.

Orkney Islands Council has purchased a pre-owned plane: Where it was previously used, how much it cost, and when it will come into use