Dodds lifts lid on Rangers stint under Ferguson

Former Rangers coach Billy Dodds gives his view on where the Ibrox club are after leaving at the end of the season.

Family 'devastated' by death of man after street incident

Richard Lee, 39, was found seriously injured on Greenock Road on Thursday and later died in hospital.

Police make further gangland feud arrests taking total to 52

The feud has led to assaults, shootings and fire bombings across the east and west of Scotland since March.

The festival for dogs that is coming to Glasgow

The first ever Bark Love event is to be held at the city's SWG3 venue on Sunday.

Final farewell at Celtic Park for Lisbon Lion John Clark

Celtic has invited fans to gather for a funeral tribute to John Clark who died at the age of 84.

'I looked after Sean Connery, David Lynch and Tarantino for work'

Angela Freeman encountered many celebrities during 34 years at the Glasgow Film Theatre.

Thousands of crofters miss annual reporting deadline

The annual notice is a legal requirement aimed at reducing absentee crofters.

Serial conman preyed on elderly victims for decades

In his latest crimes, Robert Markward entered the homes of nine vulnerable people to steal purses, cash, bank cards and bus passes.

Taylor signs for PAOK after rejecting Celtic stay

Scotland left-back Greg Taylor joins PAOK in the Greek top flight after rejecting a new contract with Celtic.

Island businesses criticise ferry cancellation fund

Community leaders say the £4.4m support package is not enough to cover costs of disruption.

The artist who swept Glasgow's streets for 30 years

With his sketchbook in his pocket, Allan Richardson has been keeping the west end clean for three decades.

'My award-winning book was ignored by 60 agents'

Margaret McDonald has won the the prestigious book prize for her debut novel Glasgow Boys.

Why are Lambretta scooter fans riding to Ayr?

More than 1,000 fans of the famous Italian brand will descend on the town for a Lambretta jamboree.

Double demolition as Glasgow tower blocks are blown up

Two blocks of high-rise flats are brought down on Caledonia Road in Glasgow's Gorbals area.

Families in distress over 'horrendous' graveyard vandalism

Forty headstones were damaged and a large wooden crucifix set alight at a Renfrewshire cemetery.

'Niamh DJ-ed in severe pain, because not doing it would have been worse'

Niamh Jobson, who was a prominent figure in the city's club scene, died from a rare bone cancer.

Man charged over murder bid after house disturbance

Armed police were called to a property in Galston on Saturday after a 55-year-old man was found injured.

Future of delayed NHS surgery centres is unclear

The future of five already delayed NHS treatment centres to deal with a backlog of operations will not be known until December.

Former Lord Provost bombarded ex-partner with messages

Philip Braat targeted the woman at a property near Glasgow city centre over a two-month period in 2024.

Why are Lambretta scooter fans riding to Ayr?

More than 1,000 fans of the famous Italian brand will descend on the town for a Lambretta jamboree.

Your pictures of Scotland

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

What could be better than a Lambretta? 1,000 of them

More than 1,000 fans of the famous Italian brand will descend on Ayr for a Lambretta jamboree.

'Niamh DJ-ed in severe pain, because not doing it would have been worse'

Niamh Jobson, who was a prominent figure in the city's club scene, died from a rare bone cancer.

Ravenscraig site could become AI data centre in £3bn plan

The former Lanarkshire steelworks would become a data centre with battery energy storage, using renewable energy.

Sabrina Carpenter reveals new album art after Glasgow Women's Aid criticism

The original artwork was criticised by some who claimed it promoted misogynistic stereotypes.

Glasgow cat praised by school for '100%' attendance

Kiki follows 10-year-old Sonny and his friends to school every day, before waiting in the playground and then following them home.

Another man charged over vandalism at Trump Turnberry

A green was dug up at the Ayrshire course and another had the words "Gaza is not for sale" painted on it.

Pedestrian, 22, injured in targeted hit-and-run

The victim was injured by a car in the city's Milton area at about 18:55 on Monday.

Revamp of tiny Staffa's jetty and steps completed

The tiny uninhabited island in the Inner Hebrides is famous for its puffins and Fingal's Cave.

What will Rangers' £20m rebuild look like?

BBC Scotland looks at the key questions following the Ibrox club's £20m funding being approved on Monday.

Fresh £20m Rangers investment approved

Rangers shareholders have given approval for the club's new American owners to invest £20m in the club.

'I'm worried my child will never speak if he doesn't get support'

New figures show demand for speech and language therapists is increasing in Scotland.

Father of Kory McCrimmon leads march to end knife crime

Hundreds of people marched from Ibrox to Celtic Park after a number of recent deaths from stabbings.

Scotland & Lions great McLauchlan dies at 83

Former Scotland captain and British and Irish Lions great Ian McLauchlan has died at the age of 83.

Police probing 'suspicious' vehicle fire at cash and carry

Three vehicles were allegedly targeted outside the shop in the early hours of Saturday in Pollokshields.

Man airlifted to hospital after crash near loch

The 38-year-old remains in a serious condition after the crash involving two cars in Argyll and Bute.

Temperatures to hit 28C on Scotland's hottest day

Parts of western Scotland and the Scottish Borders could reach up to 28C before wetter weather takes hold at the weekend.

Glasgow gives go-ahead for 'tourist tax' on visitors

The visitor levy will come into force in January 2027 and hopes to raise £16m for the city each year

Your pictures of Scotland

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

Celtic open against St Mirren as fixtures revealed

Champions Celtic begin the defence of their Scottish Premiership crown at home to St Mirren, while there is just one 15:00 BST start on the ...

Deacon Blue keyboard player James Prime dies aged 64

The founding member of the Glasgow band has died after "a short struggle with cancer".

Plans for 25-storey student block approved

Plans to build a 410-bed student block near the River Clyde have been approved by Glasgow City Council.

'I swapped nursing for erotic fiction - but I won't let mum read my books'

Nurse turned writer Sophie Gravia has teamed up with Christine McGuiness for a new podcast about relationships.

Askou targets top six for Motherwell with 'dynamic' style

New manager Jens Berthel Askou wants Motherwell to adapt a dynamic style, with "more dimensions than Scottish football maybe traditiona...

South Ayrshire Council to abandon tourist tax plan

A public consultation revealed doubts Ayrshire was attractive enough a location for the levy to work.

Rangers and Hibs discover European opponents

Rangers are drawn against Panathinaikos in the second qualifying round of the Champions League, while Hibernian take on Midtjylland in the E...

Islanders raise £50,000 for school legal challenge

Campaigners on the Isle of Mull want a judicial review over a council decision on where to build a new school.

Man admits brutal murder of partner and cover-up bid

The body of Phoenix Spencer-Horn, 21, was discovered at her home in East Kilbride in November 2024.

Significant decline among seals on Scotland's west coast

The population fell by 20% over five years, in a region considered a stronghold for the marine mammal.

Royal Regiment of Scotland to receive freedom of Inverclyde

The local authority says it has set aside £25,000 in the 2025/26 budget for a ceremony and parade.