'He's Tigger and I'm Eeyore' - Poet Len Pennie on an unlikely team-up

Len Pennie and the film composer Paul Leonard-Morgan have collaborated on a new album called Delusions.

Tiree Music Festival in £1.6m boost to island's economy

The Hebridean event celebrates its 15th anniversary this July.

Birds of prey hunt from top of former city centre cinema

The birds were spotted on the roof of the Renfrew Street building during the first two weeks of January.

'He's Tigger and I'm Eeyore' - Poet Len Pennie on an unlikely team-up

Len Pennie and the film composer Paul Leonard-Morgan have collaborated on a new album called Delusions.

Celtic seek answers after losing Trusty red card appeal

Celtic seek "further discussions" with the Scottish FA after having their appeal dismissed against Auston Trusty's red card du...

Man arrested in National Crime Agency human trafficking probe

The Afghan national was detained on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration at a property in Balornock, Glasgow.

Sex club accidentally saved by listed status for old sawmill

Developers had sought to turn the old City Sawmill in Port Dundas into about 60 flats, only for the proposals to be blocked.

Suit us, Sir - how social media gained The Fast Show a new audience 30 years on

The sketch show was ahead of its time, says co-creator Paul Whitehouse as its 30-year anniversary tour comes to Scotland.

'We knew the truth': How parents uncovered Scottish hospital's infected water scandal

Dozens of patients became more unwell and some died with infections picked up at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Street artist Rogue One to paint Glasgow 'AI' mural

The plans received online criticism for a design that included a bald eagle - a bird not native to Scotland.

Which Scottish traditions should be preserved for the future?

BBC Scotland News takes a look at which traditions could be included in the inventory.

Street artist Rogue One to paint Glasgow 'AI' mural

The plans received online criticism for a design that included a bald eagle - a bird not native to Scotland.

We were lied to, demeaned and smeared, say hospital inquiry families

The families call for those responsible for the issues at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow to be held to account.

Women experience harassment and rape in Scottish folk scene, says report

The survey of 409 women - most of them musicians, teachers or students - found 81% had suffered some form of abuse.

Glasgow Film Festival 'here to stay' as 2026 line-up revealed

This year's event will feature 68 UK premieres among a total of126 films, shown between 25 February and 8 March.

Man jailed for 10 years after chainsaw murder bid on police officer

Albanian national Liridon Kastrati described the judge as a "terrorist" when the sentence was passed.

Gunman jailed for murder bid over drug debt

Jamie Purdie fired shots at his victim's home in Glasgow before getting involved in a high-speed car cash as he fled the scene.

In pictures: Aurora Borealis lights up skies across Scotland

The Northern Lights phenomenon was seen widely across Scotland on Monday, from Orkney in the north all the way to the Borders.

Music inspired by lost toddler son helped ease songwriter's grief

Oscar McLennan's son Ian died when he was just three years old, after a kitchen unit fell on the child.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

The Celtic Connections show bringing Scotland and Egypt together

The Ayoub sisters are to perform at Celtic Connections, and have praised Glasgow for its cultural diversity

Glasgow arts group back from the brink with first show in decade

The Royal Glasgow Institute of the Fine Arts was originally founded in 1861 but recently faced an uncertain future.

Health board admits fatal infections probably caused by water system

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde had consistently denied its water system was responsible for causing infections which led to the deaths of can...

Council spent over £75k on consultation for delayed cycle path

Plans to create a travel route for cyclists in the area have been brewing for about 20 years.

Council blames resources and budget cuts for planning application delays

Nearly 100 planning applications across Argyll and Bute have been waiting at least a year for the local authority to make a decision.

Chelsea and Scotland legend McCreadie dies aged 85

Former Scotland and Chelsea player Eddie McCreadie, who was once hailed by Tommy Docherty as the best left-back in Europe and went on to man...

Could Glasgow introduce free electric shuttle buses?

Six options have been assessed that would connect various parts of the city centre and make them more accessible.

Europe's largest skate recovers in Scottish waters

Research by Heriot-Watt University suggests that flapper skate numbers are on the increase.

Special 'sleeping bags' allow jaundiced babies to be treated at home

The equipment allows babies who meet the clinical criteria to receive phototherapy without having to stay in hospital.

Gillespie confirmed as Rangers chief executive

Rangers confirm the appointment of St Mirren vice-chairman Jim Gillespie as chief executive.

'Frightened' kitten discovered on board ScotRail train

The six-month-old kitten is now being cared for by a charity after it was found in its carrier on board the service on Thursday morning.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Man critical in hospital after incident at demolition site

Police, ambulance teams and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service attended the site on Waverley Road on Friday morning.

'Frightened' kitten discovered on board ScotRail train

The six-month-old kitten is now being cared for by a charity after it was found in its carrier on board the service on Thursday morning.

Motorway reopens after 'multiple collisions' in icy conditions

A number of vehicles were involved in crashes between junctions 14 and 16 on the A74(M).

Documentary on Kenmure Street protest to open Glasgow Film Festival

A UK Home Office raid in Pollokshields in May 2021 prompted hundreds of locals to take to the area's Kenmure Street.

Kilmarnock 'have faith' McCann can keep them up

Kilmarnock "have complete faith" new manager Neil McCann and assistant Billy Dodds can keep the Ayrshire club in the Scottish Prem...

Six-year-old school forced to close for week due to flood damage

The Robert Burns Academy and its supported learning centre in Cumnock will not re-open until Monday 12 January

'Nancy blunder evidence of Celtic's blurred vision'

There is "no apparent big picture view at Celtic", argues BBC Sport Scotland's Tom English as Wilfried Nancy and Paul Tisdale ...

I lecture nursing students about my dementia - I want to show it can happen to anyone

When Joan Lyon was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2023 she set out to share her experience while she still could.

Schools closed and travel disrupted after heavy snowfall

Hundreds of schools are shut on Monday, while roads, trains and air travel has been heavily disrupted by freezing conditions.

Police trace missing prisoner after four days

James Fitzpatrick failed to report back to HMP Castle Huntly - an open jail in Dundee - earlier this week.

From Taylor Swift to football nirvana - Motherwell's long road to Celtic demolition

BBC Scotland charts the long road Motherwell have taken to get to the scintillating football which broke Celtic.

Family appeal to missing man not seen for nearly three weeks

Jason Anderson, 33, was last seen on 12 December in Catrine, East Ayrshire.

I lecture nursing students about my dementia - I want to show it can happen to anyone

When Joan Lyon was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2023 she set out to share her experience while she still could.

Disability charity chief condemns UK government as she rejects MBE

Tressa Burke, chief executive officer of the Glasgow Disability Alliance, says the situation facing disabled people in the UK is "simpl...

School of Art concerns over ABC redevelopment plans

Developers are hoping to replace the Glasgow music venue with a public food hall and student flats.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Hopes for future of leisure centre closed by Storm Eowyn

Helensburgh Leisure Centre closed as a result of extensive roof damage caused by the storm in January.

Family cremates wrong body after hospital mistake

The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow has apologised and launched an investigation.