Two men are injured after a car is deliberately driven at them on Cathcart Road in Glasgow, police say.
Ardrossan attack leaves boy permanently scarred
A 15-year-old boy is left permanently disfigured after being attacked by three men in a house in Ayrshire.
Asbestos scare closes Prestwick beach
Council workers close off the beach at Prestwick in Ayrshire over concerns about asbestos contamination.
Two men arrested after £235,000 drugs raid
Two men are arrested after police seize cocaine and cannabis with a street value of £235,000 in East Renfrewshire and East Ayrshire.
Clyde 'could stay at Broadwood Stadium' but consider three alternatives
Clyde are considering three alternative sites, one in Rutherglen, but could decide to remain in Cumbernauld.
Image issued after St Valentine's Day assault
Police issue the image of a man they want to speak to in connection with a serious assault in Glasgow.
Two firms 'show interest' in threatened Greenock plant
Two firms have shown interest in a threatened electronics plant in Inverclyde, according to a task force set up to try to save the plant.
Teacher Ronald Burton guilty of abusing former pupils
A retired teacher is convicted of sexually abusing two pupils at secondary schools in South Lanarkshire.
Dunsyre Blue cheese recalled over E. coli fears
A Lanarkshire cheese firm issues a recall for batches of Dunsyre Blue after an outbreak of E. coli O157 infection.
Bail granted in 'spy' killing case
An elderly man charged with withholding information about the 2006 murder of an ex-Sinn Féin official and MI5 informer is granted bail.
Two people arrested over spate of thefts in West Dunbartonshire
Two people are arrested following an investigation into dozens of thefts in West Dunbartonshire.
Rangers fan jailed for four months over Hampden disorder
A Rangers fan is jailed for four months for his part in a pitch invasion at the end of the Scottish Cup final.
Table 11, Glasgow: ‘I don’t mind a bowl of homemade crisps as pre-dessert’ – restaurant review | Marina O’Loughlin
The specials board is where the real stars hang out. We have a couple of fat, tender octopus legs, charred into sticky smokiness If you liv...
Your pictures of Scotland: 22-29 July
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 22 and 29 July.
Donald Findlay to defend Craig Whyte in Rangers case
Former Rangers vice-chairman Donald Findlay QC will defend Craig Whyte against charges relating to his time as owner of the Ibrox club.
Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai cancels Glasgow event
Nobel Peace Prize winner Malala Yousafzai pulls out of a planned event in Glasgow next month.
Missing woman Dorisa Szanto found safe
A young Romanian woman missing from her home in Glasgow is found safe and well
M74 to close at J3A Daldowie for four weekends
A busy junction of the M74 which sits on the boundary between Glasgow and South Lanarkshire is to close for four weekends to allow for upgra...
Weir Group chief stepping down
Engineering giant Weir Group has announced its chief executive, Keith Cochrane, is to step down.
Man held over 'IRA spy' killing probe
A 74-year-old man is charged with withholding information about the murder of former Sinn Féin official Denis Donaldson.
Man who murdered neighbour in Greenock jailed for life
A man who claimed he killed his neighbour in an act of self defence is jailed for life for murder.
Police appeal for 41-year-old woman missing in Glasgow
Police are appealing for help to trace a 41-year-old woman missing from her home in Glasgow
Prisoner given more jail time for killing man in Glasgow
A man who is serving eight-and-a-half years in an English prison for drug offences is given more jail time for killing a man in Glasgow.
Few sightings of giant basking sharks off Scotland
Sightings of basking sharks, the world's second largest fish, have fallen this year, according to the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust.
Man in court over attempted murder in Glasgow
A 28-year-old man appears in court charged with attempting to murder a man in the Milton area of Glasgow.
Electrical fault causes major disruption at Glasgow Central
Morning commuters are facing severe disruption after overhead wiring at Glasgow's Central Station was damaged by an electrical fault.
Images released after Glasgow street assault
Police officers investigating a street attack in Glasgow release images of four men they want to speak to.
FanDuel set to launch fantasy football in UK
FanDuel announces a partnership deal with sports data provider Opta as it prepares to launch a new fantasy football platform in the UK next ...
CCTV images appeal over street attack in Glasgow
Police release CCTV images of a man they want to trace in connection with a serious assault in Glasgow.
Man in court over shooting incident in Glasgow's Govan area
A man appears in court charged with shooting two others in a Glasgow street and attempting to murder them.
Appeal after young woman goes missing in Glasgow
Police appeal for help in finding a woman who has been missing from her home in Glasgow since Sunday.
What next?
From the Reverse Greenland to the Norway Model; what are Scotland's options for retaining ties with the EU after Brexit?
Vandals ate ice cream during rampage at Glasgow school
A head teacher condemns vandals who made themselves snacks from his school's canteen while causing £10,000 of damage to classrooms.
Ostrich family on the loose near Ayrshire village
A family of ostriches is spotted on the loose around the East Ayrshire village of Patna
FC Astana v Celtic
Celtic could pitch Irish youngster Eoghan O'Connell into the first leg of their Champions League third-round qualifier in Kazakhstan.
Kolo Toure may feature in Celtic's home leg against Astana
Kolo Toure may feature in next week's return leg against Astana after Celtic registered him for the Champions League qualifier.
Motherwell ease to win over East Stirlingshire
Motherwell take their time but finally find the goals to beat East Stirlingshire in the Betfred League Cup at Fir Park.
League Cup review: Killie win
Dundee are upset by Peterhead, Kilmarnock rally to win at Berwick and Iain Vigurs hits a hat-trick for Inverness CT.
Scotland's largest urban nature park given £4m lottery grant
Scotland's largest urban nature park is to be created after the project is awarded a £4,461,800 grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Man arrested over shooting incident in Govan
A man is arrested in connection with a shooting incident in Glasgow in which two other men were injured.
Dangerous driver jailed for crashing into house
A speeding motorist who crashed his car into a house in East Dunbartonshire, injuring two people, is jailed for 18 months.
Former football coach jailed for sex abuse of three boys
A man who sexually abused three young boys who played for a football team he was coaching in Glasgow almost 30 years ago is jailed for 27 mo...
Man arrested over 'motiveless attack' in Glasgow
A man is arrested over a street attack in Glasgow which left another man with head and back injuries.
Air Transat drink charge pilots released on bail
Two Canadian pilots charged with being impaired by alcohol as they prepared to fly a passenger jet from Scotland to Toronto are released on ...
Man arrested over attempted murder stabbing in Glasgow
A man is arrested following a street stabbing in Glasgow which left the victim in a critical condition.
Man arrested over death of 'Mr Scotland' Michael O'Hanlon
A 43-year-old man is arrested over the death of Mr Scotland body builder Michael O'Hanlon at an industrial estate.
Animal heads VR experience comes to Oban
A virtual reality experience that involves viewing Scottish locations while using animal-shaped headwear is coming to Scotland.
Man dies and two boys, aged 12 and 15, injured in Ayr crash
A 21-year-old man dies and two children are in hospital following a crash in Ayr on Sunday.
Famous Grouse maker Edrington reports fall in profits
Spirits group Edrington reports a fall in profits as sales falter for two of its best-known brands - The Famous Grouse and Cutty Sark.
Man found dead at industrial estate in Stevenston
A 45-year-old man is found dead at an industrial estate in Stevenston, North Ayrshire.
Glasgow Queen Street station tunnel to re-open day early
Train services at Glasgow Queen Street are to return to normal next month with the re-opening of the station's rail tunnel a day earlier...
Software firms secure £1.9m in research and development grants
Two Scottish software firms are given £1.9m in research and development grants from Scottish Enterprise.
Boat rescue in Sound of Mull after diver falls ill
A man is taken to hospital from a boat in the Sound of Mull after suffering health problems which may have been related to diving.
Man from Glasgow dies in fall from flats in Ibiza
A man from Glasgow dies after falling from a block of flats while on holiday on the Spanish island of Ibiza.
Man, 51, seriously injured in Kilwinning hit-and-run
A 51-year-old man suffers serious injuries after being struck by a car in a hit-and-run incident in North Ayrshire.
Man seriously injured in Loch Lomond jet ski collision
A man is in a serious condition in hospital after two jet skis collided on Loch Lomond.
Celtic to complete signing of ex-Liverpool defender Kolo Toure
Celtic hope to complete the signing of former Liverpool defender Kolo Toure on Sunday - but he is unlikely to play against FC Astana.
International Champions Cup: Leicester beat Celtic in shootout
Celtic impress against Leicester in the International Champions Cup - but the Foxes win 6-5 on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
Scottish League Cup: Morton stun Killie, Dundee hit six, Ross County lose shoot-out
Morton win at Kilmarnock, Dundee hit Dumbarton for six, Ross County lose shoot-out after a home draw with Raith Rovers.
RMT strike begins in ScotRail driver-only train dispute
Members of the RMT union stage another one-day strike in their ongoing dispute with ScotRail over the extension of driver-only train services.
Two hurt after car overturns on M74
Two people are taken to hospital after a car overturns on the M74 just outside of Glasgow.
Man 'critically ill' after Glasgow stabbing
A man is critically ill in hospital after being stabbed by four men in a street attack in Glasgow.
Most-affordable places for first-time buyers revealed
The most-affordable - and the least-accessible - places for first-time buyers are revealed by the UK's largest mortgage lender, the Hali...
East Stirlingshire 0-3 Rangers
Rangers make it three wins out of three in Group F of the Betfred League Cup with a comfortable win over East Stirlingshire.
First Glasgow bus strike threat averted
The prospect of strike action by First Glasgow bus drivers is averted after talks.
Brothers killed man with samurai sword in Kilmarnock
Two brothers are convicted of killing a man with a samurai sword after a robbery went wrong.
Air Transat suspends Glasgow drink charge pilots
Two pilots accused of being impaired by alcohol as they prepared to fly a passenger jet from Glasgow Airport are suspended by their airline.
Men ran down victim in two cars before beating him
Two men who ran their victim down and attacked him as he lay trapped under a car are jailed.
Photographs by Buzzcocks drummer exhibited in Glasgow
A former punk musician is exhibiting his photographs documenting abandoned Western Isles croft houses as part of a celebration of Scottish a...
Your pictures of Scotland: 15-22 July
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 15 and 22 July.
Tributes to 'loving husband and father' who died after T in the Park
The family of a man found dead after the T in the Park festival pay tribute to him ahead of his funeral.
M&D's rollercoaster crash: Park sorry over 'fear' advert
Management at a theme park where a rollercoaster crashed injuring 10 people apologise after a billboard for a new ride carried the words ...
Plans approved for £25m development in Cumbernauld
Plans are approved for a £25m retail development in Cumbernauld which will create 200 full-time jobs.
Knifeman admits slashing victim in Greenock nightclub
A 27-year-old man admits slashing another man in a busy nightclub in Greenock last December.
Dangerous driver who caused death of tourist facing jail term
A dangerous driver is facing a jail term after being convicted of causing the death of an American tourist.
Pensioner admits M6 death responsibility
A pensioner admits being responsible for the death of a woman on the hard shoulder of the M6 in Cumbria.
Rescue operation as car plunges into River Clyde
Emergency services launch a rescue operation after a car plunged into the River Clyde near Glasgow.
Glasgow subway will not reopen on time after works delay
The Glasgow subway modernisation works will not be completed by its 1 August deadline, the BBC learns.
David Sinclair admits killing five-month-old son Joshua
A man admits killing his baby son in what police said was a "harrowing incident" at his home in East Kilbride three and a half yea...
'No redundancies' over frigate 'delays'
There will be no redundancies as a result of uncertainty over the timetable to build eight Type 26 frigates on the Clyde, Unite insists.
Faslane nuclear submarine in collision
One of the UK's newest nuclear-powered submarines sustains external damage after a collision with a merchant vessel during a training ex...
Red rose tributes mark anniversary of death of Robert Burns
Red rose tributes to Scotland's national bard are installed in the shadow of the Burns Monument in Alloway.
Couple in court after dog attacked pensioner in Paisley
A man and woman appear in court accused of being in charge of a "dangerously out of control" dog that attacked a pensioner.
Death of 44-year-old man at Troon beach 'not suspicious'
Police are investigating the circumstances of the death of a 44-year-old man at an Ayrshire beach.
Vicious rapist who first struck aged 13 jailed for life
A violent rapist who first struck as a teenager more than 20 years ago is jailed for life.
CCTV image of Glasgow pub party attack man released
Police issue a CCTV photo of a man they wish to trace over an assault with a weapon in a bar.
Car dealer Peter Vardy posts rise in profits and turnover
Glasgow-based car dealer Peter Vardy reports strong annual increases in profits and turnover.
Lightning storms hit parts of Scotland after hottest day
Lightning storms hit parts of Scotland - a day after the country enjoyed the hottest day of the year so far.
Man bailed after death threats to MP Angela Eagle
A man arrested in Scotland on suspicion of making threats to kill in an email to Labour MP Angela Eagle is bailed.
Consultants' warning after Monklands Hospital promises 'broken'
Five orthopaedic consultants warn that patients will suffer as a result of the decision to move certain services away from a hospital the Sc...
Rangers fans angry after Siri says club is four years old
Rangers fans are left angry after discovering the iPhone personal assistant says the club was founded in 2012.
Gordon Bolam named as victim in Pollokshields murder case
Police investigating the murder of a man whose body was found in a Glasgow flat identify him as Gordon Bolam.
Roadside searches in missing man death inquiry
Police carry out roadside searches as part of an investigation into the discovery of a missing man's body Perthshire.
John and Alison Doherty scoop £14m Lottery jackpot
A Scottish couple who scooped a £14m Lottery jackpot reveal they kept their win secret while they jetted off on holiday.
M8 motorway closed after lorry crash
The M8 is closed eastbound with traffic also affected westbound after a crash involving a lorry and another vehicle.
Body of missing Cumbernauld pensioner found on golf course
The body of 79 year-old Thomas Lamb has been found on a golf course in Cumbernauld
Two badgers killed in Motherwell dog attacks
Two badgers die after being mauled by dogs in Motherwell, according to the Scottish SPCA.
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Compare the temperature in your area to other locations in the UK and around the world.
Motherwell-based customer services firm to expand
A Scottish customer services firm is expected to almost double its workforce after signing a multi-million pound contract with hardware reta...
Scotland could hit 30C with storms likely overnight
Parts of Scotland could reach 30C on what is set to be the hottest day of the year so far - sparking a warning of downpours and thunderstorms.
Driver suspended after 'runaway' bus crash in Glasgow
A bus driver is suspended after a bus that appeared to have no driver crashed in Glasgow city centre on Monday.
SNP calls for Trident to be removed from Clyde
The SNP calls for Trident missiles to be removed from Scotland after MPs voted to renew the nuclear weapons system by 472 votes to 117.
Pilots arrested in Glasgow over 'alcohol impairment'
Two pilots are arrested at Glasgow Airport in relation to being allegedly impaired through alcohol.
MPs vote to renew Trident weapons system
The Commons votes by 472 votes to 117 to renew the UK's Trident nuclear weapons programme, with 140 Labour MPs defying Jeremy Corbyn to ...
Massimo Donati: Hamilton Accies sign former Celtic midfielder
Hamilton Academical sign former Celtic midfielder Massimo Donati, 35, on a one-year deal.
Joe Dodoo: Rangers boss Mark Warburton remains hopeful of signing striker
Rangers manager Mark Warburton remains hopeful of completing the signing of Leicester City forward Joe Dodoo.
Bus crashes in Glasgow city centre
Police are attending the scene of a bus crash in Glasgow city centre.
Bishopbriggs goes tropical on Google Maps page
A town near Glasgow has gone a bit tropical on Google Maps - as Scotland is set to swelter in rising temperatures.
Scots university aids work to develop speedier stroke diagnosis
An international team of mathematicians, including one from Strathclyde University, has developed a method to speed up strokes diagnosis.
Seventh Tiree Music Festival held
Two thousand music fans flock to Tiree to see performances by Levellers, Skipinnish and Trail West.
Trident renewal: Only one Scottish MP to vote in favour
All but one of Scotland's 59 MPs are expected to vote against renewing the Trident nuclear weapons programme.
M&D's rollercoaster crash: Safety inspector banned
A safety inspector who certified a rollercoaster in North Lanarkshire 16 days before it crashed in June is banned from working by the Health...
Young Scots reach Bafta game design finals
Six gamers from across Scotland shortlisted as finalists for the Bafta Young Game Designers Award.
MPs to vote on Trident nuclear weapons system renewal
MPs are set to decide whether to renew Britain's Trident nuclear weapons programme, in a Commons vote later.
Four teenagers hurt after car hits tree in Glasgow
Four teenagers are injured, two of them seriously, after a vehicle leaves the road and hits a tree in Glasgow.
Celtic v Lincoln Red Imps: No pressure on visitors from Gibraltar - Roy Chipolina
Lincoln Red Imps will not be phased bringing a 1-0 lead to Celtic Park in Champions League qualifying, says captain Roy Chipolina.
Baby taken to hospital in Glasgow with serious injuries
Police are investigating after a baby girl was admitted to hospital in Glasgow with serious injuries.
Mexico celebrate 2016 Homeless World Cup wins in Glasgow
Mexico celebrated a double victory at the 14th Homeless World Cup in Glasgow after both their men's and women's teams retained their...
Trident renewal plans 'need more scrutiny', SNP says
Prime Minister Theresa May is urged to delay Monday's vote on Trident renewal to allow "proper scrutiny".
Murder inquiry over decomposed body in Glasgow flat
Police launch a murder inquiry following the discovery of a decomposed man's body at a Glasgow flat on Thursday.
Scottish League Cup: Motherwell 0-2 Rangers
Rangers go top of Scottish League Cup Group F with a victory away to Motherwell as Stranraer defeat Annan Athletic.
Celtic open new safe standing section in win over Wolfsburg
Celtic opened their new 2,600-capacity safe standing section in their friendly win over Wolfsburg in Glasgow.
Livingston 2-3 St Mirren
David Clarkson scores twice as St Mirren win a five-goal thriller in the Scottish League Cup away at Livingston.
Ahmadiyya Muslims call for unity over Nice attack
Glasgow's Ahmadiyya Muslim community asks faith and non-faith groups to unite in condemning the attack in Nice which left 84 people dead.
Trident protests taking place across Scotland
Anti-Trident demonstrations are taking place across Scotland ahead of Monday's House of Commons vote on whether to renew the nuclear mis...
Another weekend of RMT strikes on ScotRail
RMT union members working for ScotRail have started another two days of strike action over the role of train guards.
Arrest over Angela Eagle death threats
A man is arrested over threats to kill Labour leadership contender Angela Eagle.
Four Hibs fans admit Scottish Cup final disorder
Four Hibs fans admit their part in a pitch invasion at the end of the Scottish Cup final.
Jail for Glasgow teenager in death crash
A teenager is sentenced to six years detention for a high-speed crash which killed three of his friends.
Your pictures of Scotland: 8-15 July
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 8 and 15 July.
Champions League: Celtic could face Zalgiris or Astana
Celtic will face Zalgiris Vilnius or Astana in the Champions League third qualifying round if they overcome Lincoln Red Imps.
Partick Thistle sign David Crawford to solve goalkeeping crisis
Partick Thistle sign David Crawford, released by Alloa Athletic, as they face goalkeeping problems ahead of facing Airdrieonians.
Police probe suspicious death in Pollokshields flat
Detectives are investigating a suspicious death after discovering a body in a Glasgow flat.
Parks in Dumbarton and Mintlaw secure lottery funding
Two parks in Scotland will be transformed after securing grants of more than £4m for major upgrades.
Nice attack: Scots holidaymaker describes narrow escape
A woman from Perthshire describes her narrow escape as a truck careered through a crowd in Nice killing 84 people.
Grimm up north
Actress Kate Dickie says her Scottish upbringing helped to prepare her for a lead role in psychological horror The Witch.
Pitching in
A specially built city centre football arena has been treated to a tournament of rain, sun, goals and smiles as Glasgow hosts the 14th Homel...
Seven more fans arrested over Scottish Cup final pitch invasion
Seven more fans have been arrested over the pitch invasion at May's Scottish Cup Final.
Mother of Paige Docherty tells of 'void' as she launches charity
The mother of dead schoolgirl Paige Doherty says she hopes to help families that suffer tragedies through a charity in her daughter's ho...
Glasgow college campus is Scotland's only Riba Stirling Prize nominee
The new City of Glasgow College Riverside campus is shortlisted for the UK's highest architecture award.
Man in court accused of 1999 Coatbridge murder
A man appears in court accused of a murder committed in Coatbridge almost 17 years ago.
Man badly injured in motiveless attack in Glasgow
A man is left with head and back injuries after being seriously assaulted in the east end of Glasgow
'Terrifying' armed robbery at McDonalds in Coatbridge
Police appeal for information after a branch of McDonalds in Coatbridge is robbed in a "terrifying incident".
Top players to battle at 145th Open
Dustin Johnson says he feels like the best player in the world going into the 145th Open Championship at Royal Troon.
Glasgow building in architecture shortlist
Damien Hirst's new gallery, a partly-underground house, three educational buildings and a London estate redevelopment have been nominate...
ScotRail 'minimising strike disruption' for The Open travel
ScotRail promises an "enhanced timetable" on Glasgow to Troon services to prevent strike delays affecting those travelling to The ...
'We will do our job at Celtic Park,' says Erik Sviatchenko after Red Imps loss
Defender Erik Sviatchenko insists Celtic will progress to the next round of Champions League qualifying following a shock defeat in Gibraltar.
Edinburgh and Glasgow Warriors start Pro12 season away from home
Edinburgh are at Cardiff Blues and Glasgow Warriors visit champions Connacht on the opening weekend of the Pro12.
Celtic humbled by Lincoln Red Imps
Brendan Rodgers' Celtic are condemned to an embarrassing defeat by Lincoln Red Imps in the Champions League second qualifying round.
The Open: Colin Montgomerie to hit first tee shot at home course
Scottish veteran Colin Montgomerie will hit the first shot of the 145th Open Championship at Royal Troon, his home course.
Battle lines drawn
BBC Scotland's Reevel Alderson examines the life and work of Muirhead Bone, the UK's first official war artist, who was a household ...
Tourism bosses predict 'huge boost' from Open at Troon
VisitScotland has predicted a "huge" economic boost for the country from this week's Open golf championship at Royal Troon.
CCTV image released after Glasgow Central Station attack
Police release an image of a man they are trying to trace in connection with an assault on a woman in Glasgow.
Pledge to train 1,000 new paramedics in Scotland
One thousand new paramedics will be trained to work in the ambulance service over the next five years, the Scottish government announces.
Out of the rough?
Golf is a multi-billion pound industry in the UK, with the business up amongst the global leaders in terms of people playing and the number ...
Glasgow University scientists' warning over sugar focus
Focusing on sugar in the fight against global obesity could be misleading, University of Glasgow scientists say.
Archived films project to tour Scotland
A new cinema project is to take archived films on a tour of Scotland, including venues in Aboyne, Benbecula, Castle Douglas and Peebles.
Lincoln Red Imps 1-0 Celtic: Brendan Rodgers says 'no embarrassment' in defeat
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says he's not embarrassed despite a 1-0 loss in Gibraltar in the Champions League qualifiers.
Potential Glasgow and Aberdeen airport strikes called off
A potential strike by hundreds of workers at Glasgow and Aberdeen airports is called off following talks.
Staff threatened in armed robbery at Dumbarton newsagent
Police hunt for an armed robber who held up a newsagents in Dumbarton and made off with a quantity of cash.
Man jailed for sexually abusing teenage sisters in 1990s
A man who sexually abused two teenage sisters more than 20 years ago is jailed for 15 months.
Renfrewshire councillor Terry Kelly reinstated to Labour
A Scottish Labour councillor suspended from the party over a series of posts on his blog about Zionism and Israel has been reinstated.
Yes campaigner denies lying about MP 'assault'
A Yes campaigner denies that she lied about an MP assaulting her on the day of the independence referendum vote.
Man who died after car hit wall in Dundonald crash named
Police name a 32-year-old man who died after a car he was driving crashed into a wall near Dundonald in Ayrshire at the weekend.
Convicted murderer David Roache dies in HMP Low Moss
A convicted Dundee murderer has died in jail aged 43, the Scottish Prison Service confirms.
Two men injured in 'targeted' attack in Govan
Two men are being treated in hospital after what police described as a "targeted attack" in the Govan area of Glasgow
Police renew appeal to trace Castle Huntly absconder
Police renew an appeal to trace a convicted sex offender who has absconded from HMP Castle Huntly.
Rangers: Mark Warburton agrees contract extension
Manager Mark Warburton and assistant David Weir agree contract extensions with Rangers until summer 2019.
Man who attacked murder accused during trial jailed
A 28-year-old man who ran from the witness box to attack a murder accused during a trial is jailed.
Family of missing Thomas Lamb are 'extremely worried'
The family of an elderly man missing for 10 days are 'extremely worried about him', police say.
Kelvingrove Art Gallery marks reopening anniversary
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and museum in Glasgow has marked the 10th anniversary of its reopening following major refurbishment.
Goalkeeper tells court of Forfar v Airdrie match attack
Former Scotland goalkeeper Rab Douglas tells a court that he was subjected to sectarian abuse and spat on during a match.
Motherwell-based MB Aerospace buys Polish coatings firm
Lanarkshire-based engineering group MB Aerospace continues on the acquisition trail by buying a Polish coatings business.
Funeral to be held for stabbed teenager Luke Wallace
The funeral of a 16 year-old teenager who died after being stabbed near his school in Glasgow is to take place on Tuesday.
Wimbledon 2016: Gordon Reid wins wheelchair singles title
Britain's Gordon Reid wins the inaugural wheelchair singles title at Wimbledon, to add to the doubles title he won 24 hours earlier.
Wimbledon 2016: Gordon Reid & Alfie Hewett win wheelchair doubles
Gordon Reid and Alfie Hewett become the first Britons to win the Wimbledon men's wheelchair doubles final.
Three seriously injured in Dundonald car crash
Three people are seriously injured after the car they were travelling in crashed into a wall in South Ayrshire.
Scottish Cup Final: Police release further images
Police release the images of 12 more people they want to trace in connection with violence and disorder at the Scottish Cup Final in May.
Homeless World Cup kicks off in Glasgow
The Homeless World Cup begins in Glasgow later, with the Scottish men's team kicking off against Hong Kong.
East Kilbride forklift crash victim was Mohammed Anwar
Police name a 52-year-old man who died after the forklift truck he was driving toppled over.
Wimbledon 2016: Gordon Reid reaches wheelchair final as Jordanne Whiley loses
Gordon Reid reaches the men's wheelchair singles final at Wimbledon but fellow Briton Jordanne Whiley is beaten.
Bigger passenger ferry for Gourock to Dunoon route
The Clyde passenger ferry between Gourock and Dunoon is to run with a bigger boat designed to operate in rougher weather.
People's Palace and gardens closed as roof panel falls
The People's Palace museum and Winter Gardens in Glasgow are closed to the public after a glass roof panel fell.
Man who brandished machete in Glasgow sent to hospital
A man accused of brandishing two machetes and assaulting a man in Glasgow city centre is sent to hospital by a court.
Man dies after being trapped under forklift truck in East Kilbride
A man dies after a forklift truck he was driving in East Kilbride toppled over, trapping him underneath.
Your pictures of Scotland: 1-8 July
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 1 and 8 July.
'Heroic efforts' to save children from Argyll loch
A coastguard volunteer says members of the public made a "heroic effort" to find and save two young children after the car they we...
Restriction on drones at Open Championship at Royal Troon
Restrictions have been placed on the use of drones during the 145th Open at Royal Troon Golf Course
'Plan in place' to avoid Scotland-wide transport chaos
Scotland's transport minister claims there is a "well developed" plan in place to deal with disruption caused by rail strikes.
Man cleared of abducting five-year-old in Glasgow store
A man is cleared of attempting to abduct a five-year-old girl from a Braehead shopping centre store.
Two children who died in Argyll loch accident named
Two young children who died after the car they were in crashed into a loch are named by police.
Anti-piracy jailed Britons' families petition government
A petition is handed into Downing Street by the families of six former British soldiers who were jailed in India after being arrested on a U...
Roman artefacts discovered at Kirkintilloch Town Hall
Roman artefacts have been discovered at the Kirkintilloch Town Hall site as work gets underway to renovate the 110 year-old building
George Square transformed for Homeless World Cup
Glasgow's George Square is being transformed into a tournament arena as it prepares for the Homeless World Cup.
Asad Shah murder: Man admits killing Glasgow shopkeeper
A 32-year-old man admits murdering Glasgow shopkeeper Asad Shah in a religiously motivated attack.
CS Wind agrees £27m turbine deal
A deal paving the way for major expansion at a Kintyre manufacturer of towers for wind turbines has been agreed.
Splash zone: Ocean Film Festival to tour Scotland
An international festival featuring short films shot at locations in the world's seas and oceans is to visit three Scottish venues later...
Dirty equipment found in Vale of Leven maternity unit
Blood contamination has been found on birthing equipment at the maternity unit in the Vale of Leven hospital.
Shieldhall waste water tunnel boring machine unveiled
The giant state-of-the art boring machine which will construct the Shieldhall Tunnel has been unveiled in Glasgow.
Up to 50 cars destroyed in Glasgow garage fire
Up to 50 cars are destroyed after a major fire at a garage in the Tradeston area of Glasgow.
Four-year-old girl killed in Paisley car crash
A four-year-old girl dies in hospital after being injured in a crash involving two cars in Paisley.
Iraq Inquiry: Mother's hope for Chilcot report 'truth'
The mother of a Scottish serviceman killed in Iraq says she hopes the Chilcot report will reveal the "truth" of why Britain invade...
Scottish military deaths during Iraq campaign
The names and details of all the Scottish servicemen who died during the Iraq campaign.
'Significant' fire at derelict pub in Glasgow
Firefighters are called out to "significant" blaze at a derelict pub in the Barmulloch area of Glasgow.
Man repeatedly stabbed victim following a row over dogs
A 27 year-old man repeatedly stabbed another man following a row over dogs, a court has heard.
Rail improvement projects behind schedule, report finds
Major rail improvement projects in Scotland are behind schedule with costs spiralling, according to a new report.
CCTV images released after street attack in Glasgow
Police release CCTV images of a man and woman they want to speak to in connection with an unprovoked attack in Glasgow city centre.
James Nolan jailed for murder of Malcolm Ballantyne
A violent criminal is jailed for life after he admits murdering a pensioner by stabbing him 64 times.
Staff at four Scottish universities strike over pay
Staff at four Scottish universities who are members of the University and College Union strike in a dispute over pay.
Dr Who star back at acting school for honorary degree
Dr Who star David Tennant travels back in time to his old acting school to pick up an honorary degree.
Glasgow film-maker to tackle Kirkpatrick's Pyschovertical
A professional climber's account of coping with severe dyslexia and making one of the world's hardest solo ascents looks set to be m...
Two further men arrested following Scottish Cup Final
Police have made two further arrests following the pitch invasion at the Scottish Cup Final on Saturday 21 May.
Man sought over racial and homophobic abuse on train
Police are appealing for information after a man made racist and homophobic comments on a train between Queens Park and Glasgow Central.
Scottish superhero challenge to Marvel and DC Comics
A Scottish independent comic book publisher is challenging the USA's domination of the superhero genre.
Man accused of murdering pensioner appears in court
A 24-year old man appears in court charged with murdering a pensioner in the east end of Glasgow.
Still Game stars begin filming new series
Filming begins on the new series of the popular Scottish comedy Still Game after a nine-year break.
Ainslie Exton, 89, killed in Kilmaurs road accident
Elderly woman who died after a road accident in Ayrshire is named as 89-year-old Ainslie Exton, from Stewarton.
Man injured in M74 slip road crash dies in hospital
An 81-year-old man who was seriously injured after his car hit a barrier on a slip road off the M74 dies in hospital.
Rise in livestock worrying reports made to police
Reported incidents of livestock worrying have risen by 55%, according to Police Scotland.
CCTV image of man suspected of threatening behaviour on train
Police issue a CCTV image of a suspect following a report of threatening and abusive behaviour on a train travelling between Glasgow and Fal...
Concerns grow for missing 79-year old Thomas Lamb
Concerns are growing for 79-year old Thomas Lamb, who was recently bereaved and went missing from his home on Saturday morning.
Murder of prisoner Michael Cameron could not be avoided
The murder of an inmate at a Scottish prison 10 years ago could not have been avoided, a sheriff rules.
Palacerigg Country Park attractions re-open after rat infestation
Attractions re-open after a rat infestation caused the closure of facilities at a Palacerigg Country Park in North Lanarkshire.
Law firm Brodies sees strong growth in turnover and profit
Leading Scottish law firm Brodies reports double-digit increases in annual turnover and profit.
Five taken to hospital after fire near Kirkintilloch
Five people are taken to hospital after fire at a farm house near Kirkintilloch in East Dunbartonshire.
Bid to cut number of deaths and injuries on Scottish farms
Farmers and farm workers are still taking risks with their safety despite the dangers of the job, NFU Scotland has warned.
Partick Thistle seek fan for 'scary' Kingsley mascot job
Football bosses are looking to recruit a brave fan to take on the role of "scary" yellow mascot Kingsley.
Elderly targeted in 'despicable' thefts in Prestwick
Two elderly people have money stolen from their homes in thefts police believe may have been carried out by the same person.
Woman dies and another woman injured in Ayrshire crash
An 89-year-old woman dies and a 74-year-old woman is in a serious condition in hospital after a crash in Ayrshire.
Man injured after car hit barrier on M74 slip road
An 81-year-old man is seriously injured after his car hit a barrier on a slip road off the M74 in South Lanarkshire.
Scottish Cup Final: Police release images of 13 men
Police release images of 13 men they want to trace in connection with their investigation into disorder at the Scottish Cup Final.
Investigation after woman's body found in West Kilbride
A police investigation is under way after a woman's body was found in a village in North Ayrshire.
Man arrested after double shooting in Hamilton
A 25-year-old man is arrested in connection with a shooting incident in Hamilton in South Lanarkshire.
Artists behind 'ghost soldiers' project revealed
National Theatre head Rufus Norris and artist Jeremy Deller were behind a Somme commemoration project featuring men dressed as World War One...
Royal Troon: Open Championship venue votes to allow women members
Royal Troon members vote "overwhelmingly" at a special meeting to allow the admission of women members.
Norn, Leith, Edinburgh: ‘It makes me want to gasp OMG OMG, like a teen scoring a selfie with Harry Styles’ – restaurant review | Marina O’Loughlin
No matter what fish, fowl or foraged fungus turned up on the day, it would issue from Norn’s kitchen transformed into something ravishing T...
Scottish Cup Final: Four more arrests over Hampden pitch disorder
Four more men have been arrested in connection with violent scenes following May's Scottish Cup Final at Hampden between Hibs and Rangers.
Your pictures of Scotland: 24 June - 1 July
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 24 June and 1 July.
Police return to scene of house shooting in Clarkston
Police revisit the scene of a shooting incident in East Renfrewshire one week on in a bid to generate new leads for the inquiry.
Scottish man dies while swimming in Bali
A 42-year-old man from Scotland dies after a swimming accident on the Indonesian island of Bali.
Glasgow Subway four-week closure set to begin
Glasgow's subway system will close for four weeks from Saturday to allow modernisation work to be carried out.
Two minute silence marks Battle of the Somme centenary
A two-minute silence will mark the centenary of the start of the bloodiest battle in British military history.
Suicide warnings in Scottish hospitals 'ignored'
Fifty people have taken their own lives in Scottish hospitals over the past four years, the BBC learns.