The 39-year-old was arrested in 2017 over alleged terrorism offences

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Commuters across Scotland's largest city faced disruption on Friday as the Subway system failed to open on time.

Speaking on the anniversary of the vote, Jenny Gilruth said a new generation of Scots should be allowed to have their say

Tuesday Links co-founder Rosie Bailey discusses the company's first Scottish trip, future plans, and the challenge of growing without losing the personal touch

A summary warrant allows the council to take enforcement action against businesses, including stock seizures and financial penalties.

Scotland's Standards Commission has destroyed 24 councillor case files after changing its records retention policy.

An East Lothian housing developer is in administration with no homes finished

Sir Alex Ferguson has donated £100,000 to Playlist for Life and revealed the songs tied to treasured memories from Manchester United, Govan and his youth.

Acclaimed artists Peter Brown (Pete The Street), Brian Henderson and Euan McGregor are showing at The Lemond Gallery, Glasgow from September 19 (until September 27)

Latvian carrier airBaltic has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States - see how this affects UK passengers.

Major fashion chain Joules is set to open four new stores across the UK just four years after collapsing into administration.

The Marriott Hotel has been the setting for this year’s Inspiring City Awards 2026, with outstanding individuals and organisations being recognised for their contribution to the life, community, economic standing and culture of Glasgow.

Dumfries and Galloway councillor Andrew Wood faces a 30-day suspension and may quit after criticising chief executive Dawn Roberts and council governance

Scotland will only receive “pocket change” from a new UK Government fund to help communities across the country set up their own green energy supplies.

The Scottish Government may need to consider compulsory redundancies to meet its target of reducing the public sector workforce, an economist has warned.

Concert halls, theatres, galleries and community groups stand to benefit from a crucial vote on the city's visitor levy income.

A publicly owned shipyard with no work on its order books for next year will receive capital to help it build a “small number of tugboats”, MSPs were told.

The King and senior royals continued with business as usual, with public appearances following Buckingham Palace’s “unprecedented” pushback against explosive claims made by the brother of Diana, Princess of Wales.

Oxford law professor and campaign group Women Won't Wheesht warn the Dundee hearing into Sandie Peggie's case against the RCN risks shutting out press and legal scrutineers.

Senior doctors have accused the Scottish Government of having its “head in the sand” over pay after it refused to engage in talks.

John Swinney declined to discuss the Court of Session showdown over Salmond inquiry evidence, as Jackie Baillie accused the SNP of seeking the power to decide what the public can and cannot know.

Russia will hold its first parliamentary election since the beginning of the War in Ukraine, with the only anti-war party banned from competing

Festivals, venues and arts organisations in Edinburgh have secured the first increase in their funding for more than a decade.

A Canadian company behind a £450m Scottish Borders holiday village is poised for financial restructuring, it has emerged

Welcome to The Herald's Business live blog, where we’ll be bringing you the latest developments from across Scotland’s business industry.

Japan's Daiwa House acquires 30% stake in Miller Homes for undisclosed sum

Elected members from all parties have formally declared their lack of confidence in the Ethical Standards Commissioner and the Standards Commission.

Glasgow City Council has approved a series of property and land transactions expected to unlock hundreds of new homes across the city, support local businesses and bring a number of long-vacant buildings back into use.

John Swinney has insisted Scotland he will deliver an independence referendum before 2031, as he faced questions over this week's meeting with nationalist leaders in Cardiff.

A family Christmas event in Glasgow set to return after four years, following a £ 2 million investment, has been cancelled.

A vote of no confidence has been passed by Highland Council against the five councillors who voted in favour of a convicted rapist to retain his taxi driver’s licence.

A student's FOI request has grown into a defining test of whether ministers or an independent regulator holds the final say over government secrecy.

The King warned of the “existential dangers” of artificial intelligence (AI) systems falling into the wrong hands, as he addressed tech leaders at a summit on the technology's future.

Managers say the cuts are necessary “to protect our world-leading reputation and resilience in research and teaching” but staff members have hit back.

A 28-year-old man has been sentenced to 10 years for serious sexual and violent abuse against three women.

Councillor Day will serve as one of the council’s five baillies, a public-facing role which includes standing in for the Lord Provost at “functions and events".

The city is rich in history and a new discovery might be about to be made

The owner of Glasgow’s Rogano restaurant would have lost a Supreme Court battle with its landlord had the two sides not settled their dispute hours before the case was due to be heard, justices have ruled

According to the document, a total of 90 programmes will be “taught out” over the next several years, including 48 in the School of Literatures, Languages and Cultures.

Nike's presence in Scotland just got bigger

Staff owed £489,000 in wages and holiday pay will receive nothing from BrewDog Retail's administration after squatter removals, collapsed lease deals and surging legal costs wiped out funds that had initially been forecast for distribution.

Eddi Reader is returning to live performance following the death of her husband, Trashcan Sinatras musician John Douglas.

A man and a teenager were taken to hospital after a serious crash near Kelty in Fife.

Keith Brown, the party’s deputy leader, challenged Joe Fagan and Michael Marra

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ScotWind faces fresh scrutiny after Audit Scotland found Scotland's share of committed offshore wind supply chain spending fell from 38% to 30%.

The Standards Commission spent £38,411 on legal costs in Fiona Higgins’ s Court of Session case and will face further costs after deciding to appeal.

Under Freedom of Information legislation, The Herald had asked for electronic copies of any correspondence between the council, landlord, and tenants.

Transparency concerns have been raised after the Scottish Government agreed to keep unions informed about FOI requests concerning hybrid working.