A court backed a council decision to stop parades going past a Catholic church in Glasgow where a priest was spat on.
Re-routing of Loyalist marches upheld by courts
Court backs a council decision to stop Loyalist parades going past a Catholic church in Glasgow where a priest was spat on.
Further Glasgow Airport strike action planned
Workers at Glasgow Airport now plan to walk out three times in June in a row over pay and pensions.
Celtic appoint Neil Lennon as manager for second time
Neil Lennon wants to deliver "more great days" to Celtic after being confirmed as the club's permanent boss on a 12-month roll...
Police officer hit by car in Glasgow 'seriously injured'
The constable was responding to a separate incident when he was hit by a Vauxhall Corsa in Glasgow.
Your pictures
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 24 and 31 May.
Abbie Mclaren: Relative admits causing 12-year-old's death
Abbie Mclaren was crossing the road when she was hit by a car carrying her father and his cousin.
Mackintosh's Hill House reopens inside a box
Charles Rennie Mackintosh's masterpiece is to reopen to the public after work to enclose it in a "box".
Best buildings in Scotland 2019 winners
The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) announces its 2019 awards.
Scotland's cleanest beaches win awards
Dozens of Scottish locations are recognised in a Keep Scotland Beautiful campaign.
Jo Swinson confirms Liberal Democrat leadership bid
The party's deputy leader faces competition from former Energy Secretary Sir Ed Davey for the role.
MSPs criticise Celtic over child sex abuse scandal
James Dornan and Prof Adam Tomkins have criticised the club's response to the Jim McCafferty case.
Zack Fitzgerald: Glasgow Clan appoint former player as head coach
Zack Fitzgerald leaves Sheffield Steelers to become Glasgow Clan's new head coach, replacing Pete Russell.
Rangers' recruitment must excel, says former assistant manager Archie Knox
Archie Knox says Rangers' summer recruitment must be "really top notch" if they are to stop Celtic winning ninth title in a row.
Man admits stabbing stranger 27 times in a minute
William Leiper, 23, had been at a funeral before turning on Alisdair Clements, 43, outside the Old Toll Bar in Glasgow.
First man in Scotland convicted under new domestic abuse law
The 43-year-old pled guilty to offences under the Domestic Abuse (Scotland) Act, which came into effect last month.
Jon Flanagan: Scottish FA explain why Rangers defender avoided ban for Scott Brown clash
Rangers' Jon Flanagan escaped further punishment for his clash with Celtic's Scott Brown after a panel deemed it did not meet a &quo...
Tour of Britain 2019: Race starts in Glasgow and ends in Manchester
The 2019 Tour of Britain starts in Glasgow on Saturday, 7 September, before ending in Manchester seven days later.
Motherwell: Jermain Hylton signs from Solihull Moors
Motherwell have made their fifth signing of the summer after concluding a deal for winger Jermaine Hylton.
Gary Woods: Goalkeeper departs Hamilton Academical
Goalkeeper Gary Woods leaves Hamilton Academical under freedom of contract after three years at the Premiership club.
Leigh Griffiths: Celtic striker aims for pre-season return
Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths is "on the home straight" in his recovery from personal issues and is looking forward to returning ...
Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry: Nazareth Houses were 'places of fear'
Children were physically abused and "emotionally degraded with impunity" while in Nazareth House orphanages, an inquiry finds.
Man and woman break victim's jaw in Larkhall attack
The 38-year-old suffered facial injuries when he was assaulted by the pair in a street in Larkhall.
The 'skinny schoolkid' among the super-humans
Released by Celtic at age 15, the Scotland captain is now preparing for a second successive Champions League final with Liverpool.
Council unveils bold plan to transform banks of the Clyde
Glasgow City Council is promising £25m towards regenerating Custom House Quay in the city centre.
Why Scooby missed out on a worldwide hit
Stuart "Scooby" Cochrane was one of the driving forces of Scotland's rave scene in the early 90s.
Nancy Glen: Trawler modifications 'reduced stability'
Investigators say a heavy crane and other modifications were factors in the sinking that claimed the lives of two men.
Glasgow parcel bomb linked to 2014 incident
Packages sent to London and Glasgow in March are similar to those sent to army career offices.
Jail for Karen Young killers who ordered takeaway after murder
Allan Docherty sobbed as he was given life for Karen Young's murder while Weir McKay got 14 years for culpable homicide.
Fishing boat crew unhurt after tanker collision off Troon
Six fishermen were in the vessel when it collided with the tanker off the Ayrshire coast in the early hours.
Glasgow flat deaths treated as suspicious
The bodies of Elizabeth McShane and Hugh Sinclair were found on Monday in the Knightswood area of Glasgow.
Westlife fans left standing after Glasgow seat delay
Fans who had paid extra for premium seats were left jostling for views after their chairs failed to arrive on time.
Two men and a boy in court over Castlemilk murder
Daniel McGuigan, 35, was pronounced dead after he was attacked in Glasgow's Castlemilk on Friday.
Machete gang threatened to behead doctor during home raid
The consultant anaesthetist was slashed while his wife and son were also threatened in their East Kilbride home.
Nancy Glen sinking: Police investigation dropped
Duncan MacDougall and Przemek Krawczyk died when the fishing boat sank in Loch Fyne in January 2018.
Motherwell to meet Morton in League Cup
Promoted Ross County are drawn with St Johnstone in the only Scottish League Cup group containing two Scottish Premiership sides.
Major delays on M74 after forklift fell off truck
All northbound lanes between Maryville (Junction 4) and Daldowie (Junction 3a) are currently closed.
Five-a-side football firm Goals issues new profit warning
The five-a-side football company warns of poor results for both 2018 and 2019.
Kilmarnock: Billy Bowie wants 'experienced' replacement for Steve Clarke
Kilmarnock want a "highly-experienced" manager to replace Steve Clarke and will draw up a shortlist by the end of the week, says o...
Man jailed for 13 years for rape and attempted murder
The 39-year-old raped and tried to kill a woman he was in a casual relationship with during a spa break at a Falkirk hotel,
Drug-related hospital stays highest ever, figures say
Almost 8,000 people were admitted to hospitals last year for drug-related reasons, four times more than 20 years ago.
Kilmarnock woman identified as A710 crash victim
Helen McCallum from Kilmarnock died at the scene of the accident on the A710 near Dalbeattie on Thursday.
'At risk' adults held at Dungavel immigration centre
Vulnerable people such as victims of torture are still being held at Dungavel despite a change in policy.
Charity warn elderly face increasing waits for social care
More than four in 10 people requiring "substantial" or critical care last year waited more than six weeks.
Police appeal after man threatened with gun in Glasgow
The front seat passenger of a BMW pointed the weapon at another man on a Glasgow street.
Woman sexually assaulted near Glasgow subway
Officers are trying to establish whether the attack is linked to another incident in Glasgow.
Bodies of man and woman found in Glasgow flat
Detectives said the alarm was raised on Monday morning in the Knightswood area of Glasgow.
Boy admits stabbing stranger in case of mistaken identity
Jordan Harper, 21, may need medical help for the rest of his life following the attack by two 13-year-olds.
EU Elections 2019: SNP to have three MEPs as Labour vote collapses
Three of Scotland's six MEPs with be from the SNP, with the Brexit Party winning one - but Scottish Labour finishes with nothing.
Pete Horne: Centre says Glasgow are no longer flops in big games
Glasgow Warriors are a more robust team than the one that has previously "flopped" in big games, says centre Pete Horne.
'League One squad' & 'a car crash' - McGinn brothers on 'incredible' Saints survival
St Mirren defender Paul McGinn savours "incredible" Scottish Premiership survival and claims their squad was League One standard a...
Two men arrested over Castlemilk street death
The arrests follow the death of Daniel McGuigan after a confrontation in Glasgow's Castlemilk on Friday.
Former Celtic star Harry Hood dies aged 74
The striker made 310 appearances for the Parkhead club between 1969 and 1976, scoring 123 goals.
Celtic parade curtailed over safety fears
Thousands of supporters spilled onto the roads as an open-top bus took players from Hampden after the Scottish Cup final.
Lennon better for Celtic than 'sexier' names - Alan Stubbs
Neil Lennon's "continuity" makes him the right man for the Celtic manager's job rather than "bigger and sexier" ...
Dave Rennie 'will let officials decide' on Rob Kearney tackle on Stuart Hogg in Pro14 final
Dave Rennie says he will "let officials decide" after Rob Kearney was sin-binned rather than red-carded in Glasgow's Pro14 fin...
Celtic: Neil Lennon offered manager's job after sealing treble treble
Neil Lennon is offered the Celtic job less than an hour after guiding the club to a domestic treble treble.
Derek Adams rules himself out of running for Kilmarnock and Dundee manager jobs
Derek Adams says he rejected an approach from Dundee and will not by vying for the Kilmarnock job despite wanting a return to management aft...
Pressure on St Mirren, says Dundee United boss ahead of play-off final
Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership play-off final second leg between St Mirren and Dundee United.
Celtic: Neil Lennon should stay as boss, says captain Scott Brown
Neil Lennon should remain as Celtic manager after guiding the club to a third successive treble, says captain Scott Brown.
Teenage boy arrested after Castlemilk death
The 14-year-old is arrested as police investigate the death of 35-year-old Daniel McGuigan in Glasgow's Castlemilk.
Alesha MacPhail tribute unveiled on Isle of Bute
A special bench, paid for by the local community, has been revealed in the "children's corner" area of the beach at Rothesay.
Ayrshire rail disruption after lorry strikes bridge
The collision between Barassie and Troon means trains between Glasgow and Ayr are stopping at Kilwinning.
Heart of Midlothian v Celtic
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Heart of Midlothian and Celtic.
Scottish children take part in climate protest
Scottish pupils join demonstrations to demand action from governments to reduce emissions and tackle climate change.
Celtic sex abuse regret 'too little, too late'
The club releases a statement after the conviction of ex-youth team coach Jim McCafferty on 14 May.
Residents evacuated after deliberate fire in Rutherglen
The blaze in the close of a block of flats in South Lanarkshire is being treated as wilful by police.
Man dies after being attacked in Glasgow street
The victim was with work colleagues in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow when two men assaulted him.
Man left scarred for life after blade attack in Glasgow
The 44-year-old suffered 'significant' facial injuries in the potentially targeted attack in Glasgow.
Tobermory pub badly damaged by fire
Firefighters used seven high-powered hoses to battle the blaze in the building in Tobermory in Mull.
Joe Worrall: Nottingham Forest player 'learned a lot' at Rangers
Defender Joe Worrall says he "learned a lot" about himself both on and off the pitch during his loan spell at Rangers.
Summer strikes announced at Glasgow and Aberdeen airports
Two 12-hour strikes will take place on 7 and 10 June at both Glasgow and Aberdeen terminals.
Police re-route Loyalist marches in Glasgow
The Loyalist processions will no longer pass a Glasgow church where a Catholic priest was spat on last year.
Pro14 final: Glasgow v Leinster (Sat)
Glasgow Warriors name an unchanged team while Leinster recall three internationals for Saturday's Pro14 final at Celtic Park.
Former bishop of Motherwell Joseph Devine dies
Joseph Devine had been a priest since 1960 and served in Motherwell as bishop for 30 years.
Play-off final finely poised as Dundee Utd and St Mirren produce stalemate
St Mirren and Dundee United scrap out an absorbing goalless draw in the first leg of their Scottish Premiership play-off final at Tannadice.
Cup final about the players, 'not about me' - Celtic's Lennon
Interim manager Neil Lennon says Saturday's Scottish Cup final against Hearts is about the players rather than speculation about his fut...
'Final dream got me through dark places' - Glasgow's Fagerson
The prospect of Saturday's Pro14 final was the beacon of light that got Zander Fagerson through some "dark places", says the G...
Glasgow Warriors v Leinster: Five key issues ahead of Pro14 final
The Pro14 showpiece should be one to savour, and these are the key issues that set the stage.
'I want those nerves, I want to finish on a high' - Hogg prepares for Glasgow farewell
As he prepares to end his nine-year stint at Glasgow Warriors, Stuart Hogg reflects on his debut, agitating for a move to Ulster, and how an...
James Forrest: Celtic winger is Scottish Premiership player of year
Celtic winger James Forrest has completed a clean sweep of individual awards by being named Scottish Premiership player of the season.
Coleraine rule out Kearney making Bannsiders return to succeed McAree
Coleraine appear to have ruled out any prospect of Oran Kearney succeeding Rodney McAree as Bannsiders boss.
Darren O'Dea appointed Motherwell Under-18 boss after Dundee exit
Former Celtic defender Darren O'Dea becomes head coach of Motherwell Under-18s following his departure from relegated Dundee.
Kieran Tierney fit for Scottish Cup final but then to have hernia operation
Kieran Tierney is fit to play in the Scottish Cup final but confirms he will miss Scotland's Euro 2020 qualifying double header against ...
Neil Lennon wants to manage next season - at Celtic or elsewhere
Neil Lennon "definitely" wants to stay in management next season, whether he stays at Celtic or not.
Stuart Hogg: Five best Glasgow moments
BBC Scotland looks at five of Stuart Hogg's best moments in a Glasgow shirt.
Scottish trials to stop sea eagles stealing lambs
Farmers and Conservationists work together to find a solution after scores of lambs are killed every year.
Scottish Cup final: 80th anniversary for Clyde side that held the trophy longest
Clyde fans are not just celebrating promotion but also the 80th anniversary of a Scottish Cup win that gives them an unusual record that has...
Lord of the Isles' medieval home in Islay recreated
During the Middle Ages, the Lords of the Isles ruled the Inner and Outer Hebrides and parts of Scotland and Ulster.
Police name man killed in New Stevenson 'altercation'
Cameron McMillan, who was 23, died following a disturbance in New Stevenston in the early hours of Sunday.
Margaret Fleming trial: No phone link to missing woman
An ex-police intelligence analyst found no evidence of calls or texts between missing Margaret Fleming and her carers.
Girl, 14, indecently assaulted in Port Glasgow public toilet
A man is arrested after reports that a 14-year-old girl was indecently assaulted in a public toilet in Port Glasgow.
Jailed ex-Celtic Boys Club manager Frank Cairney loses bail bid
Jailed Frank Cairney is appealing against his conviction for sexually abusing young footballers.
'If we can use a defibrillator, anyone can'
Classmates of a young ice skater who died after a cardiac arrest highlight the importance of defibrillators.
Six Scots Arcadia stores to shut
Up to 520 jobs are in jeopardy under Sir Philip Green's deal to cut rents and revitalise the business.
Margaret Fleming trial: Accused 'met missing woman in London'
Edward Cairney told detectives he had seen Margaret Fleming 10 days before being charged with murder.
Church of Scotland minister sacked after women complain
Rev Dr Elijah Wade Smith, 32, is told to leave his post at Queens Park Church, Glasgow.
Four arrests over death of man stabbed in car in Glasgow
Police continue to investigate the death of Anthony Ferns who was attacked near his home in Glasgow.
Scottish publisher revels in International Man Booker win
Highlands-based Sandstone Press brought out the award-winning English translation of Jokha Alharthi's novel.
Cyclist seriously injured in lorry crash in Glasgow
The accident happened on Nithsdale Drive in the south side of Glasgow at 09:15.
Knifeman who raped woman in Coatbridge home is jailed
The 28-year-old held a knife to his victim's head as he raped her at a house in North Lanarkshire.
Glasgow City Council sends women equal pay settlement offers
Thousands of Glasgow City Council workers affected by the dispute will receive letters in the coming days.
Jobs at risk over Tesco Bank mortgage pullout
A total of 160 jobs, including 140 Capita posts, are at risk over plans to pull out of the mortgage market.
Concern over hospitality received by ferry firm director
A BBC investigation reveals concerns over hospitality received by a director of the body in charge of Scotland's ferries.
Mother's appeal six months after son's murder in Milton
Billyjoe Bates died four days after being found seriously injured in a street in the Milton area of Glasgow.
Margaret Fleming 'bought Mars bar then fled' claimed murder accused
The man accused of killing Margaret Fleming said he went with her to Wemyss Bay the day police came looking for her.
Why did 55,000 people object to Loch Lomond development plans?
The proposed £30m resort near Balloch is believed to be the most objected-to planning application in Scotland.
Jamie Oliver restaurant chains collapse
UK celebrity chef Jamie Oliver’s restaurants go into administration, putting up to 1,300 jobs at risk.
Emma Faulds murder: Police search remote Ayrshire wind farm
Police are believed to be focusing on a wooded area at the Kilgallioch wind farm in South Ayrshire.
Glasgow's Renfrew Lane closed amid rape investigation
Police investigate reports that a 17-year-old girl was raped in the city centre on Friday evening.
Under suspicion
Sougat Mukherjee lived under fear of extradition from India for almost five years for a crime he didn't commit.
'Of course it's attractive' - McCann signals interest in Kilmarnock job
Neil McCann would be interested in the Kilmarnock manager's job, following Steve Clarke's departure.
'Hype' will not affect Glasgow Warriors in Pro14 final - Dave Rennie
Dave Rennie says his Glasgow team will not be affected by "all the hype" surrounding of Saturday's Pro14 final against Leinster.
Councillor's car set on fire outside Strathaven home
The South Lanarkshire councillor believes his family was targeted because of his involvement in a local planning case.
Steve Clarke is named new Scotland manager
Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke is confirmed as the new Scotland head coach.
David Turnbull: Scotland call-up would come before summer plans for Motherwell man
Motherwell's David Turnbull would be happy to cancel his summer holiday plans if he receives a Scotland call-up.
Factor backs down after hopscotch chalk ban in Bishopbriggs
Children in a Bishopbriggs housing development had been banned from using chalk on the ground.
Drug addict who killed stranger in Clydebank street is jailed
Daniel Devlin knifed Dominic Brown in a Clydebank street after being freed early from jail.
Man arrested after disturbance death in Lanarkshire
A 23-year-old man died following a fight in a street in New Stevenston in the early hours of Sunday.
Pride Glasgow event to return in August
The festival, which was hit by ticketing problems last year, is to be staged again over two days.
'Watch this space' - Rangers boss Gerrard hints at Stewart signing
Manager Steven Gerrard said Rangers fans should "watch this space" when asked if Greg Stewart had agreed to sign for the club on a...
Pioneering mental health scheme for young people extended
The Distress Brief Intervention project, which has helped almost 3,000 adults, is to be extended to younger teenagers.
Police recover body of pensioner from Crinan Canal
Police said there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of the 74-year-old man.
Celtic v Heart of Midlothian
Stats followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Celtic and Heart of Midlothian.
Kilmarnock v Rangers
Stats followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Kilmarnock and Rangers.
Irish band triumph in British pipe band championships
Dublin-based St Laurence O'Toole took the British Pipe Band Championships title in Paisley on Saturday.
Detectives launch probe into suspicious street death
A 23-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene of a disturbance in Quarry Street, Holytown.
Rallies held for British soldiers facing NI charges
Veterans gather across the UK to oppose the prosecution of former British soldiers who served in Northern Ireland.
Warriors' Price eyes full house for Celtic Park final with Leinster
Scrum-half Ali Price wants Glasgow Warriors fans to pack out Celtic Park and create a Champions League-type atmosphere for the Pro14 final.
Clyde v Annan Athletic (agg 0-1)
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League One play-off final between Clyde and Annan Athletic.
Dundee v St Mirren
Stats followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Dundee and St Mirren.
Hamilton Academical v St Johnstone
Stats followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Hamilton Academical and St Johnstone.
Motherwell v Livingston
Stats followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Motherwell and Livingston.
Turnbull suitors must break Motherwell record £1.75m fee
Midfielder David Turnbull would only leave Motherwell for a club record fee, says chief executive Alan Burrows.
Warriors 'could never have dreamt' of crushing Pro14 semi win - Seymour
Glasgow Warriors "never could have dreamt" of a seven-try demolition of Ulster in the Pro14 semi-finals, says wing Tommy Seymour.
Shock therapy warning over bogus psychiatrist Zholia Alemi
Scotland's chief medic says Zholia Alemi may have prescribed ECT and wrongly detained mental health patients.
Thousands of pipers expected for British championships
The British Pipe Band Championships will be held in Paisley later with more than 4,000 pipers taking part.
Barlinnie prison operating at more than 40% over capacity
Overcrowding fears grow as the prison's occupancy rose consistently each month in 2019 to almost 450 over its capacity.
Emma Faulds murder: Accused man returns to court
Ross Willox was last week charged with murder and attempting to defeat the ends of justice.
Machete killer who beheaded victim jailed for life
David Collins murdered Kevin Bishop, chopped up his body and dumped his torso in a wheelie bin.
Margaret Fleming trial: Accused told 'you are up to your neck in it'
In police interview tapes from October 2017, Avril Jones told officers that Margaret Fleming was still alive.
Scott Bain: Celtic goalkeeper bemoans SPFL fixture scheduling
Celtic goalkeeper Scott Bain believes the Scottish Professional Football League could do more to help Scottish clubs in Europe and the natio...
Your pictures
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 10 and 17 May.
Celtic: Neil Lennon in 'strong position' to get permanent job
Celtic manager Neil Lennon says he is in a "strong position" to remain in the post even if they fail to secure the treble treble.
Pro14 semi-final: Glasgow Warriors v Ulster (Fri)
DTH van der Merwe's surprise return for Glasgow Warriors' Pro14 semi-final against Ulster is "massive", says head coach Da...
Kilmarnock: Steve Clarke gets two-match ban for Steven McLean comments
Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke has been banned for two games for saying referee Steven McLean can't handle "the burden" of overs...
Oran Kearney: St Mirren staying up would be 'huge success'
Retaining their Scottish Premiership status this season would be a "huge success" for St Mirren, says manager Oran Kearney.
Hamilton Academical: Brian Rice does not 'feel pressure' despite relegation threat
Head coach Brian Rice insists he does not "feel the pressure" despite Hamilton Academical's battle to stay in the Scottish Pre...
Steve Clarke: Brother surprised English clubs have not moved for Kilmarnock boss
The brother of Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke finds it "strange" English clubs are not trying to tempt him south.
Dog walker appeal after four stabbed in Paisley
Police want to speak to three people who may have information about the early-morning brawl in Paisley.
Scotland 'hard to turn down' for Steve Clarke says Kilmarnock assistant Alex Dyer
Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke would find the "honour" of becoming Scotland manager "hard to turn down" if offered the job...
Man jailed for 1997 murder of Glasgow woman Tracey Wylde
Zhi Min Chen will spend a minimum of 20 years in jail for choking Tracey Wylde, 21, to death in her Glasgow flat.
Allan Campbell offered new Motherwell deal as trio depart
Motherwell offer Allan Campbell a new contract while Tom Aldred, Carl McHugh and Alex Gorrin will leave Fir Park this summer.
Calum 'Lumo' Barnes: The hidden clues to a rapper's death
The family of Scots rapper Calum "Lumo" Barnes unearthed his secret video diaries after he took his own life.
Murder accused David Collins admits chopping up Kevin Bishop's body
David Collins, 46, says he did not mean to kill Kevin Bishop, but admits to disposing of his remains.
Clutha inquiry: Pilot warned of faulty fuel reading
The Clutha inquiry hears how engineers were warned of problem fuel readings two months before the crash.
Four men stabbed in Paisley Ferguslie park attack
The men were stabbed during a disturbance in the early hours of Thursday at Ferguslie Park in Paisley.
Pensioner dies in Glasgow after accident with own car
Police said the 72-year-old man reached into his car to start the engine, but it started to move and he fell on to a path.
Murder accused claims missing Margaret Fleming was 'gang master'
The Margaret Fleming murder trial hears evidence from a journalist who interviewed one of the co-accused.
Fire crews deal with crane fire at Hunterston terminal
Firefighters are dealing with a blaze at the Hunterston terminal after a jetty crane caught fire in the Firth of Clyde.
Hunterston port 'masterplan' revealed promising £140m boost
Owners Peel Ports claim the development will bring 1,700 jobs and add £140m to the Scottish economy.
Man who tried to meet up with 14-year-old avoids jail
Alexander Elliott, 45, believed he was chatting to a 14-year-old when he asked to meet and sent indecent images.
Troubled CalMac ferries 'may' be ready next year
Transport Secretary Michael Matheson tells a parliamentary committee of hopes for a 2020 completion date.
Margaret Fleming trial: No trace of DNA found on belongings
Murder trial hears there was no trace of missing woman's DNA on items said to belong to her by accused.
Emma Faulds: Two cars 'central' to body search
Detectives say the movement of two black cars on the A714 is key to tracking down the body of the missing 39-year-old.
Paisley court custody cell toilets 'potential biohazard'
Inspectors found an "odour of stale urine" when they visited custody cells at Paisley Sheriff Court.
Glasgow aims to be the UK's first 'net-zero' city
Glasgow City Council and Scottish Power want to ensure the city is the first in the UK to reach the ambitious target.
Margaret Fleming trial: Police search dog 'found decomposing scents'
A court has heard a dog trained to pick up the smell of pig and human remains became focused on two cup-sized holes.
Annan Athletic v Clyde
Live coverage followed by match report of Tuesday's Scottish League One play-off final first leg between Annan Athletic and Clyde.
Scottish Cup final: Willie Collum to referee as holders Celtic face Hearts at Hampden
Willie Collum will referee his second Scottish Cup final after being chosen to take charge at Hampden Park on 25 May, when holders Celtic fa...
Rangers' Jon Flanagan charged with elbowing Celtic captain Scott Brown
Rangers defender Jon Flanagan faces a two-match ban after being charged with elbowing Celtic captain Scott Brown in Sunday's Old Firm de...
Celtic: Slaven Bilic keen on managing Scottish champions
Slaven Bilic would be open to talking to Celtic about becoming the Scottish Premiership champions' new manager.
Celtic: Scottish Cup final tribute to Billy McNeill & Stevie Chalmers
Celtic will honour Billy McNeill and Stevie Chalmers by wearing the Lisbon Lions' numbers on their shorts in the Scottish Cup final agai...
St Mirren 2-0 Hamilton Academical: Accies 'thrive on these things' - Brian Rice
Hamilton Academical "thrive" in adversity, insists boss Brian Rice, after his side lose a crucial Scottish Premiership match to St...
Car in Airdrie twice set on fire by arsonists
The BMW was targeted on two successive days while parked on a driveway at a home in Airdrie.
Men charged after robbery at Paisley family home
The men, aged 33 and 51, were arrested after a small safe was stolen from a house in Paisley.
Charity issues warning over diabetes mental health link
Diabetes Scotland says many patients with the condition are unable to access specialist mental health care.
Former youth football coach admits abuse
Jim McCafferty, who worked at Celtic, Hibs and Falkirk, is jailed after admitting a series of child sex abuse crimes.
Alesha MacPhail murder: Aaron Campbell to appeal sentence
Aaron Campbell will be allowed to appeal his 27-year sentence for killing the six-year-old on Bute last July.
The 83-year-old who has been a football manager since 1953
Still going strong at the age of 83, Larry Barilli has managed amateur teams in Greenock since the 1950s.
Burning barrels create smoke plume over Glasgow
Four fire engines were sent to deal with the blaze which broke out in Glasgow on Monday evening.
Trump paraglider protestor to face no criminal charges
The protester was arrested after an air exclusion zone was breached at Mr Trump's Ayrshire golf resort.
Funding for repairs to 'unsightly' mountain path
Funds have been secured for work on the route in the Cairngorms and another in Loch Lomond and Trossachs.
Man seriously injured by gang of youths in Hamilton
The 49-year-old was pushed to the ground and assaulted while walking his dog in Hamilton on Sunday.
Wildfire warning for Scotland as temperatures rise
The alert is in place until Friday follows a spate of serious fires last month.
St Mirren v Hamilton Academical
Stats followed by live coverage of Monday's Scottish Premiership game between St Mirren and Hamilton Academical.
Glasgow brewery West in employee ownership 'first'
Glasgow-based West takes the first step towards becoming the UK's only employee-owned brewing business.
Six men jailed for rival gang murder bids
Five men were targeted in the "gangsterous" attacks, which took place in and around Glasgow.
Glasgow to Dumfries and Galloway stage starts Tour of Britain
Some of the world's top riders will head from Glasgow to Dumfries and Galloway later this year.
Rangers 2-0 Celtic: Ibrox side no longer fear Old Firm rivals - Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard says Rangers no longer fear Celtic after they win their second Old Firm derby of the season.
Celtic performance 'unacceptable' in 2-0 defeat by Rangers - Neil Lennon
Interim manager Neil Lennon is critical of his Celtic players' desire in the 2-0 defeat by Rangers and says "they let themselves do...
Ian McCall: Ayr United have given boss back 'drive and ambition'
Manager Ian McCall says leading Ayr United to the Scottish Premiership play-offs has given him back his desire for success.
Man and woman attacked in Glasgow city centre
The serious assault took place early on Sunday in Glasgow's Royal Exchange Square.
'Senseless' Hillington fire-raising damages store
A large fire outside Mr Deng's in Glasgow's Hillington was started deliberately, say police.
Men injured in Ibrox confrontation
Police appeal for witnesses after a disturbance involving a number of men late on Saturday.
Police search woodlands for Emma Faulds' body
The focus of activity is 45 miles from where missing woman Emma Faulds lived in Kilmarnock.
Rangers v Celtic
Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Rangers and Celtic.
Car damaged in deliberate fire in Paisley
Emergency services - who were called to tackle the blaze - believe it was set on purpose
Inverness CT v Ayr United (agg 3-1)
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Premiership play-off quarter-final second leg between Inverness Caledonian...
Clyde v Edinburgh City (agg 1-0)
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League One play-off semi-final second leg between Clyde and Edinburgh City.
Man injured in unprovoked Glasgow attack
The victim was pushed to the ground and punched in the Trongate area of Glasgow.
Lee Congerton: Head of recruitment leaves Celtic for Leicester City
Lee Congerton leaves Celtic to become head of senior recruitment at Leicester City, where he will reunite with manager Brendan Rodgers.
Police hunt man who said he wanted to set black people 'on fire'
A train passenger said he wanted to set black people "on fire" on a train between Glasgow and Carluke
Hibernian 0-0 Glasgow City: Hibs retain Women's Scottish Cup 4-2 on penalties
Hibernian retain the Scottish Cup after beating Glasgow City 4-2 on penalties following a 0-0 draw in Airdrie.
Man seriously injured during Glasgow fight
The 18-year-old was punched in Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street following a fight involving about five men.
Celtic: Timothy Weah leaves club after being picked by US
Timothy Weah's Celtic career is over after he was selected by the United States for the Under-20 World Cup.
School pupils face £80 fines for dropping litter
Rubbish Party councillor Sally Cogley has hailed the East Ayrshire scheme as a UK first.
Clutha inquiry: Police pilot was 'safe pair of hands'
A fatal accident inquiry has heard Captain David Traill was a "stickler" for the rules and did not cut corners.
Man in court over Emma Faulds murder
The 39-year-old has been charged over the death of Emma Faulds, who was last seen on 28 April.
Murder accused 'not concerned' about missing Margaret Fleming
A police officer says the couple alleged to have killed Margaret Fleming did not appear concerned about her.
Waverley paddle steamer 'will not sail in 2019'
The paddle steamer is withdrawn from service for the first time in 45 years due to mechanical problems.
Rangers v Celtic: Callum McGregor says champions don't need guard of honour
Celtic's players have not talked about Rangers' giving them a guard of honour because they do not need a "pat on the back"...
Greg Taylor: Kilmarnock boss Steve Clarke backs left-back for Scotland
Kilmarnock manager Steve Clarke is backing left-back Greg Taylor for a Scotland call following an "absolutely outstanding" season.
Rangers: Edson Mexer joins Bordeaux despite Rangers link
Rennes defender Edson Mexer has signed a four-year deal with Bordeaux, having been linked with Rangers.
Partick Thistle: Kris Doolan 'devastated' as 10-year spell at Firhill ends
Kris Doolan says he is "devastated" to be leaving Partick Thistle after 10 years at the club.
Neil Lennon: Celtic boss hopes to exploit Rangers' 'huge disciplinary problem'
Manager Neil Lennon says Celtic will be ready to capitalise should Rangers' "huge disciplinary problem" flare up during Sunday...
Rangers v Celtic: The key issues before season's fourth Old Firm game
Defoe or Morelos? Edouard's Old Firm record? Is Foderingham an able deputy? And will we see more ill-discipline? BBC Scotland looks at t...
Pro14: Ulster coach McFarland hopes to turn tables on old Glasgow pals
Ulster head coach Dan McFarland aims to put one over his former club Glasgow Warriors in the Pro14 semi-final at Scotstoun on 17 May.
Pro14: Edinburgh's Bill Mata and Glasgow Warriors' Adam Hastings lead annual awards
Bill Mata is Players' Player of the Season as Edinburgh take a trio of Pro14 awards and Glasgow Warriors' Adam Hastings wins the you...
Kilmarnock v Hibernian
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Kilmarnock and Hibernian.
St Johnstone v Motherwell
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between St Johnstone and Motherwell.
Former SNP MP Natalie McGarry 'owed thousands in rent'
A court heard Natalie McGarry was in debt when she embezzled money from pro-independence groups.
Your pictures
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 3 and 10 May.
Son who stabbed mother to be detained for nine years
Student Kyle Morrison admitted attempting to murder his mother at their home in Glasgow.
Firefighters rescue trapped cow from marshland in Maybole
The cow was up to its neck in water before being pulled to safety by firefighters in Maybole, South Ayrshire.
Hamleys: India's richest man Mukesh Ambani buys iconic toy store
The 62-year-old who is said to be worth $50b has bought over the world's oldest toy retailer.
Emma Faulds: Man charged over death
The 39-year-old man will appear in court later although the body of Kilmarnock woman Emma Faulds has not been found.
Clutha inquiry: Helicopter modifications 'could have prevented crash'
A senior engineer tells the Clutha inquiry fuel pump modifications could have prevented risk of human error.
'Hundreds' faced bullying at NHS Highland
An independent review of allegations of bullying at NHS Highland says staff spoke of "fear and intimidation".
Margaret Fleming accused predicted murder charge
A murder trial hears that the man accused of killing Margaret Fleming told police the case would end up in a murder charge.
Major fire in the east end of Glasgow
Dozens of firefighters are tackling the blaze in a building under construction on Olympia Street.
Emma Faulds: Man arrested by police
The Kilmarnock woman was last seen on Sunday 28 April in the Ayrshire village of Monkton.
Annalise Johnstone murder accused gave 'confused' account
The best friend of Annalise Johntone describes a phone call with the couple accused of stabbing her to death.
Lifetime restriction for convicted rapist
A judge branded Ranna Singh as "manipulative, predatory and violent" as she ordered he spend at least four years in jail.
Margaret Fleming trial: Missing woman was 'naive and vulnerable'
A former social worker tells a murder trial that Margaret Fleming appeared sad and did not have many friends.
Clutha inquiry: Helicopter safety issue raised 10 years before crash
An inquiry hears that the manufacturers of the helicopter that crashed into a Glasgow pub took more than a decade to address concerns.
Police focus on car of missing Kilmarnock woman Emma Faulds
Police want to trace the movements of the car belonging to Emma Faulds in the hours after she was last seen.
Funeral of Celtic great Stevie Chalmers is held
Footballers past and present are among the mourners at the funeral of Celtic's 1967 European Cup-winning goal scorer.
Lawyer to stand trial accused of murdering man in Auchinairn
The 36-year-old is alleged to have killed a man at his home near Glasgow while acting with another person.
Artists unveil Scottish work at Venice Biennale
Turner Prize-winning artist Charlotte Prodger unveils the work which is representing Scotland at the 58th Venice Biennale.
Two men jailed for shooting man at Bridge of Weir farm
The pair were convicted of attempted murder after repeatedly firing a shotgun at their victim in Bridge of Weir.
University under pressure over graduation fees
The University of the West of Scotland is facing calls to scrap the fees it charges students to graduate.
Diageo submits plans to revive Port Ellen Distillery
Diageo wants to restore whisky production at Port Ellen on Islay as part of a £35m investment programme.
Clutha Inquiry: Helicopter pilot 'should have issued mayday'
A fatal accident inquiry heard pilot David Traill should have issued a May Day call during its final journey.
Mull minister dies on hillwalking trip near Ullapool
The Rev Johnny Paton had been reported missing on An Teallach, a mountain near Ullapool.
Missing Margaret Fleming 'had reading age of eight'
An English teacher tells a murder trial that missing Margaret Fleming also struggled with writing.
Detectives search house in hunt for missing Emma Faulds
Police carry out a forensic examination of a detached property in Ayrshire a week after Emma Faulds is last seen.
Tagged hen harrier disappears on South Lanarkshire moor
RSPB Scotland say the young bird is the latest to have gone missing in a "black hole" area of South Lanarkshire.
Scots packaging firm Macfarlane expands in England
Macfarlane Group buys a Buckinghamshire-based firm - the latest in a series of acquisition since 2017.
Armed robber in gun raid on Bearsden post office
The thief escaped with a five-figure sum of money after threatening a member of staff with a handgun.
Police name lorry driver killed in M74 crash
Malcolm Easton's lorry overturned after it collided with a BMW near Lesmahagow on Thursday.
Missing Kilmarnock woman Emma Faulds 'may have come to harm'
Police say it is alarming that the Emma Faulds has not been in touch with family and friends for over a week.
Glasgow independence march organiser reported by police
Mandeep Singh has been reported in connection with conditions imposed on Saturday’s independence march.
Man dies in Govan after losing control of motorbike
The 26-year-old was thrown from his bike after it clipped a kerb on Govan Road in Glasgow.
Waste collection costs double after firm's collapse
The collapse of the firm responsible for collecting NHS clinical and human waste in Scotland has sent costs soaring.
Gang steals Ayrshire pensioner's safe in 'callous' raid
A five-figure sum of cash was stolen during the robbery at the 66-year-old man's home in Galston, East Ayrshire.
Missing Glasgow mum and three children traced
Police had expressed concern for Kellyann Crosbie and her children after they disappeared from their Knightswood home.
Glasgow prepares for mass independence march
The All Under One Banner event is expected to attract tens of thousands of supporters in Glasgow city centre.
Rocker Zal Cleminson is feeling 'sensational' at 70
After finding fame in the 70s, Scots musician Zal Cleminson battled depression before returning to the music scene with a bang.
Football heroes pay final respects to Billy McNeill
Some of Scotland's greatest football heroes have paid their final respects to Celtic legend Billy McNeill.
Police concern for missing Glasgow mum and three children
Kellyann Crosbie and her children aged, two, three, and four, disappeared from their Knightswood home in the early hours of Wednesday.
Men guilty of killing vulnerable women in Port Glasgow flat
Karen Young, 47, was strangled and hit on the head with a metal pole and hammer in Port Glasgow last summer.
Celtic legend
Thousands of football fans have paid their final respects to Billy McNeill, the first Briton to lift the European Cup.
Student refused damages over Glasgow bin lorry crash
The woman suffers from PTSD after witnessing part of the crash which resulted in the death of six people in December 2014.
Prince Charles meets Outlander star Sam Heughan
Prince Charles has shared a stage with Outlander star Sam Heughan on a visit to Scotland.
Man rescued after falling from ferry near Oban
Passengers were asked to help locate the man in the sea during the rescue operation near Oban.
Driver dies after M74 Lesmahagow lorry crash
The lorry was involved in a collision with a BMW in the accident near Lesmahagow on Thursday evening.
Police hunt three men after violent Newton Mearns attack
A 36-year-old was attacked by three armed men in a residential area of East Renfrewshire.
Your pictures
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 27 April and 3 May.
Anger over £30m hotel and leisure complex for Loch Lomond
More than 50,000 people have objected to controversial plans for a resort on the banks of the famous loch.
Billy McNeill funeral: Football greats pay respects to Celtic legend
A mass for football legend Billy McNeill is being held in Glasgow city centre before the cortege heads to Celtic Park.
Concern grows for missing woman Emma Faulds
Emma Faulds, 39, was last seen in Kilmarnock on Monday and her disappearance is said to be "completely out of character".
Celtic legend Billy McNeill funeral to be held
A mass for football legend Billy McNeill will be held in Glasgow city centre before the cortege heads to Celtic Park.
MSPs' concerns over infection monitoring in Scottish NHS
Holyrood's health committee voices concerns about infection monitoring and control in Scotland's NHS.
Film charts climber Hamish MacInnes' mental health fight
Hamish MacInnes, now 84, is renowned for his mountaineering achievements and inventor exploits.
Clutha Inquiry: Police inspector describes helicopter's fuel warning 'issues'
A police inspector and former air observer tells the crash inquiry about previous "issues" over fuel warnings.
Immigrant-led firms 'contribute £13bn to Scots economy'
A study also finds migrant entrepreneurs were behind nearly half of start-ups in 2017.
Health concerns after pigeons found in Alexandria hospital
Alexandria residents raised the concerns after two Glasgow patients died following infections linked to bird faeces.
Renfrew man Graeme Brown jailed for raping eight women
Graeme Brown from Renfrew is jailed for 15 years after being convicted of a string of sexual offences.
Serco Scottish refugee eviction case goes to appeal
An appeal is lodged against a Court of Session ruling which would make it easier to remove failed asylum-seekers.
Dumbarton machete attacker 'could have killed' police officer
A police sergeant tells a court that a man swung the bladed weapon at him on a Dumbarton street.
Clutha Inquiry: Engineer's fears over helicopter maintenance
A helicopter engineer with the aircraft operator wrote in a handover "it is an accident waiting to happen".
Old Firm quartet vie for PFA player of the year award
Celtic pair James Forrest and Callum McGregor are up against Rangers' Ryan Kent and Alfredo Morelos for the PFA Scotland Premiership Pla...
Man stabbed in attack near Glasgow city centre
Police have cordoned off part of Tradeston Street and are searching for the male attacker.
Partick Thistle: Firhill players asked to pick team for Queens game
Partick Thistle's players have been asked to chose the starting XI for their Scottish Championship relegation decider against Queen of t...
UKIP candidate Mark Meechan linked to racist forum posts
Mark Meechan was a prominent user of an online forum which contained racist and homophobic language.
Beavers given protected status in Scotland
The new legislation makes it illegal to kill beavers or destroy established dams without a licence.
Police probe Gill's Motorhomes fraud claims
Customers of Gill's Motorhomes say they lost large sums of money after the company ceased trading.