The Snuts have released the first single from their forthcoming fourth album, inspired by their native West Lothian

An accident on the M8 is disrupting traffic during the morning rush-hour

Humza Yousaf has urged the UK Government to reject a renewed application for North Sea drilling due to the owner of the field's ties to illegal Israeli settlements

The chief executive of Glasgow Airport’s owner has revealed hopes of winning flights to exciting new destinations

The UK Government expects to decide “soon” whether to approve a Chinese firm’s plans to build the UK’s largest wind turbine manufacturing facility in Scotland but has to consider security, the trade minister has said

Scotland’s previous deindustrialisation offers lessons on how to avoid repeating “past mistakes”, a Commons committee has concluded

Last year, the Scottish Government committed to supporting the treatment of up to twenty Palestinian children, with 10 arriving in Scotland in late September.

East Renfrewshire has broken into Scotland's top 100 golf rankings and is up for an award, with further developments in the pipeline

A grievance procedure against the chief executive of the government's troubled heritage agency is still ongoing - nine months after it began.

The SNP has urged the UK Government to seek access to a €150 billion EU defence fund, warning Scotland’s defence industry risks isolation.

A landmark Scottish shopping centre is to be redeveloped under new plans.

Today's cartoon is on the latest with the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

The Kessock Bridge section of the A9 is closed.

Tributes have been paid in Scotland following the death of former deputy first minister Jim Wallace after suffering complications as a result of surgery.

Lord Wallace was undergoing a procedure at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh on Thursday, but died as a result of complications from what was a scheduled major operation, his family have said.

MSPs have backed a ban on greyhound racing in Scotland at its first parliamentary stage.

Opinion poll reveals huge support for culture to be protected.

A West Lothian woman has described how she was left “sobbing with joy” after giving birth to her daughter by maternal-assisted Caesarean – thought to be the first time the procedure has been used in Scotland.

"We fully accept that further improvements are required and a number of immediate actions were taken ...

Orkney Islands Council is launching an investigation into fake objections lodged through its online planning portal.

Internal report contradicts denials about political pressure to open Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital before it was ready.

Lloyds Banking Group reports 12% rise in profits to £6.6bn despite motor finance provisions

Edinburgh’s finance boss has hit back after Glasgow’s housing chief said it would ‘happily’ take on £60m the capital has not spent on acquiring and building new housing this year.

Scottish Capital is delighted to announce a twenty-five million pounds investment in LOCKUP.

Research reveals Edinburgh's million-pound homes and premium postcodes

Donald Trump’s remarks on Greenland and the Chagos Islands expose a deeper global fault line. As Britain juggles alliance politics, domestic division and international law, the stakes stretch far beyond remote islands and into the future of global ...

A man left two women traumatised at an Ann Summers store after complaining about a broken sex toy.

Steve and Alison Timoney assume day-to-day running of Crossbasket Castle

A union representative claimed that bosses are “picking on” staff members who have disabilities or long-term sickness.

The team examined artefacts buried by ancient people thousands of years ago

Artwork for a 'striking' new mural to commemorate the bravery of a Scot who died in Auschwitz has been unveiled.

Theatre, dance and music events may be restricted to the central belt.

A housebuilder has won planning permission for 110 new homes in a historic Scottish town

The SNP regional vote share falls to a 23-year low, while Reform UK surges ahead of Scottish Labour, according to a bombshell poll.

Regional director Stuart Maxwell wrote: "I want to be very clear that there will be absolutely no pressure on tenants to leave.

A new deal struck by a Borders-based global cable manufacturer in south east Asia marks a “milestone moment” for the company, according to its chief executive.

Bid for major holiday park in Ardrossan with 160 chalets is refused by North Ayrshire Council – after concerns over emergency vehicle access.

Plans have been submitted to transform a former oil depot into a new 'landmark' distillery in a a small village on the shores of Loch Fyne in Argyll.

Four suspects are to stand trial charged with killing a man in prison.

Residents are being invited to help bring a splash of colour to their community by planting flowers.

The Swedish homewares firm will close its location in Aberdeen’s Altens district before moving to a smaller store.

All four have been reported to the Procurator Fiscal

This week, teams from the UK, US, and Europe are participating in the Monte Carlo Classique/Historique Rally, which is one of the world’s oldest car races.

The original permission has lapsed — but the idea hasn’t been flushed away

The venue closed last year, with owners saying they were 'heartbroken'

Scottish Government notes say political pressure was applied to open Glasgow’s Queen Elizabeth University Hospital before it was ready.

The Scottish economy "is particularly exposed in certain sectors that are hurting the most at present"

The UK Government will not compensate women who were affected by changes to the state pension age

A decision will not now be made until the end of April, and parents say the delays are 'making an already unbearable situation worse'.

The Spanish bank has revealed the location of the branches it intends to shut this year