The former Hibs chairman has stepped down on health grounds. The article Rod Petrie temporarily steps down as SFA president appeared first...
Hospital visits in Scotland to resume from July 13
Patients in non-coronavirus wards will be allowed to see one named visitor with strict measures in place. The article Hospital visits in Sc...
Woman and child hit by car which crashed into charity shop
Both people have been taken to hospital after being struck by the car after it mounted a pavement. The article Woman and child hit by car w...
Andy Robertson targets Euros after Liverpool success
The Scotland captain says reaching the Euros is next on his list after title glory. The article Andy Robertson targets Euros after Liverpoo...
One victim leaves hospital after Glasgow stabbings
Five others who were stabbed in the incident on Friday at the Park Inn Hotel remain in hospital. The article One victim leaves hospital aft...
Man used hidden camera in bag to film schoolgirls
Gary McGorm secretly recorded young girls between 2011 and 2020. The article Man used hidden camera in bag to film schoolgirls appeared fi...
Sturgeon ‘underwhelmed’ by Johnson’s £5bn spending vow
The First Minister said she was expecting no new money for Scotland from the PM's announcement. The article Sturgeon ‘underwhelmed’ by ...
Police chief: Glasgow stabbing officers faced 'traumatic' scene
Chief Constable Iain Livingstone hails the bravery of officers as he addresses the Scottish Police Authority
Cineworld delays cinema reopening until July 31
Cineworld has postponed the reopening of their cinemas in Scotland by two weeks. The article Cineworld delays cinema reopening until July 3...
Coronavirus claims lives of three more people in Scotland
It comes after Scotland went four days in a row with no coronavirus deaths reported. The article Coronavirus claims lives of three more peo...
A&E departments see busiest week since lockdown began
New figures have shown there were 21,356 patients at A&E during one week in June. The article A&E departments see busiest week sinc...
Duck dies after crossbow shot through its body
A duck has been euthanised after being shot with an arrow in Bonnybridge. The article Duck dies after crossbow shot through its body appea...
Michelin factory closes doors after 50 years in Dundee
Tyre giant says vast majority of its workforce have found new jobs or training. The article Michelin factory closes doors after 50 years in...
Ron Howard in Q&A session with fans at Edinburgh Film Festival
The Edinburgh Film Festival is taking place online this year. The article Ron Howard in Q&A session with fans at Edinburgh Film Festiva...
Man arrested after two firearms found in Glasgow home
Police were called following reports of a man carrying a gun in the Cathcart area of Glasgow.
Man arrested after police find two guns inside house
Police were seen near train station after reports of man in possession of a firearm. The article Man arrested after police find two guns in...
Edinburgh councillor charged with sexual offences
Lewis Ritchie said he 'strongly refutes' the allegations. The article Edinburgh councillor charged with sexual offences appeared f...
Sturgeon to help kick off virtual Homeless World Cup Day
First Minister will join panel discussion with Hollywood actor Michael Sheen on finding ways to tackle global homelessness. The article Stu...
Council told to focus on education amid falling standards
North Ayrshire Council praised for its commitment and vision but report says education is key area for improvement. The article Council tol...
UK economy suffers joint largest fall since 1979
Coronavirus pandemic affected GDP by more than first thought between January and March. The article UK economy suffers joint largest fall s...
Parents win political support for cancer research funding
17-year-old Daniel Caplan was diagnosed with an aggressive tumour at the base of his brain last month. The article Parents win political su...
Medicines system fails to put patients first, report claims
Inquiry finds urgent overhaul of the entire system is needed to allow for a robust collection and analysis of data. The article Medicines s...
Scottish business confidence plummets to lowest in UK
Scottish companies feel less confident than those in other nations, according to a new survey. The article Scottish business confidence plu...
Glasgow stabbings: Police Taser failed to disable knife attacker
Badreddin Abadlla Adam was shot by firearms officers after six people were stabbed in a Glasgow hotel.
Gordon: Tynecastle return ‘tugged at the heartstrings’
The goalkeeper is eager to get back to playing - and he will be eligible to play in the Scottish Cup. The article Gordon: Tynecastle return...
Man charged with murder after body found in flat
A 29-year-old man will appear in court after police discovered body inside flat on Saturday morning. The article Man charged with murder af...
Sturgeon: Weeks without Cobra meetings ‘regrettable’
The First Minister said she thinks there should be more discussions between leaders on a four-nations basis. The article Sturgeon: Weeks wi...
Man pleads not guilty to raping woman in Shetland
Lasse Larsen, from Denmark, denies pressing a woman against a wall and carrying out a sex attack. The article Man pleads not guilty to rapi...
Edinburgh Zoo welcomes first visitors since lockdown
New safety measures and social distancing in place as crowds flock to see animals despite the rain. The article Edinburgh Zoo welcomes firs...
Centre overwhelmed by donations to help asylum seekers
The Unity Centre is taking donations to support asylum seekers affected by Friday's stabbings. The article Centre overwhelmed by donati...
Glasgow stabbings: Call for inquiry into asylum-seeker accommodation
It follows an attack at a hotel on Friday in which six people were stabbed and an asylum seeker shot dead by police.
Coronavirus: No deaths reported and just five new cases
It is the fourth day in a row in Scotland that zero Covid-19 deaths have been recorded. The article Coronavirus: No deaths reported and jus...
Smear tests resume in Scotland in bid to tackle backlog
Appointments were cancelled as part of the coronavirus lockdown in March. The article Smear tests resume in Scotland in bid to tackle backl...
Murder accused in court after DJ allegedly hit with bin
Charge states Ryan Barrie hit his head on a fence after being struck with a wheelie bin. The article Murder accused in court after DJ alleg...
Reduce VAT to 15% for six months, says Scottish Government
Tourism and hospitality businesses should have VAT cut to 5% to boost post-pandemic recovery, report says. The article Reduce VAT to 15% fo...
Coronavirus: Shops reopen in Scotland as lockdown restrictions ease
Queues formed early on Monday as shops with on-street access were allowed to reopen.
DIY ventilator could save lives if second Covid wave
Glasgow University researchers began working on the design during the early stages of the UK virus outbreak. The article DIY ventilator cou...
Craig Gordon signs for Hearts after leaving Celtic
The goalkeeper has become Robbie Neilson's first signing after he also returned to Tynecastle. The article Craig Gordon signs for Heart...
Johnson pledges spending blitz to heal economy after Covid
The Prime Minister said he is preparing for an effort comparable to Franklin D Roosevelt’s New Deal. The article Johnson pledges spending b...
Temporary dam clogged with wrongly flushed toilet waste
Scottish Water's project to improve the River Kelvin's waste infrastructure has restarted. The article Temporary dam clogged with w...
Glasgow Subway to close all weekend as work carried out
Replacement bus service will be in operation on both circles on Saturday and Sunday. The article Glasgow Subway to close all weekend as wor...
Public urged not to use Balmoral estate grounds as a toilet
Rangers at the 50,000 acre site have posted pictures of fouling next to paths at the Scottish home of the royal family. The article Public ...
Thousands of Scots with cancer living in fear of Covid-19
Macmillan Cancer Support research finds around 10,000 people with cancer have not left the house since start of lockdown. The article Thous...
Bring empty homes back into use after lockdown, says charity
Shelter Scotland is trying to recover around 40,000 properties that have lain empty for six months or longer. The article Bring empty homes...
Customers urged to follow five rules as shops reopen
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says shopping trips will be “a bit different” compared to pre-lockdown. The article Customers urged to follo...
Non-essential shops reopen as lockdown restrictions ease
Phase two route map says stores can reopen on Monday provided they have outdoor entrances and exits. The article Non-essential shops reopen...
Goalkeeper Craig Gordon leaves Celtic amid Hearts interest
The 37-year-old has officially ended his six-year stay at Parkhead. The article Goalkeeper Craig Gordon leaves Celtic amid Hearts interest ...
Glasgow stabbings: Suspect family 'shocked and saddened'
Suspect Badreddin Abadlla Adam was shot and killed by armed police following the Glasgow stabbings on Friday.
Body discovered day after blaze rips through house
The property partially collapsed after the fire broke out in Airdrie on Saturday. The article Body discovered day after blaze rips through ...
Family of knifeman ‘in shock’ after Glasgow stabbing attack
Badreddin Abedlla Adam, 28, stabbed six people at the Park Inn Hotel on West George Street on Friday. The article Family of knifeman ‘in sh...
Scottish Premiership clubs can resume contact training
Top-flight sides had been able to train since June 11 but only in a physically-distanced manner. The article Scottish Premiership clubs can...
No new Covid-19 deaths for third day running in Scotland
There are eight new coronavirus cases reported since Saturday but zero deaths recorded. The article No new Covid-19 deaths for third day ru...
Man stabbed in ‘targeted attack’ in Glasgow city centre
Police and ambulance crews attended the scene on Argyle Street on Sunday afternoon. The article Man stabbed in ‘targeted attack’ in Glasgow...
Man treated for stab wounds outside city hotel
Emergency services were called to Argyle Street after reports of a stabbing at 12:10 on Sunday.
Woman charged over Clydebank man's murder
The man was pronounced dead following an incident at a property in West Dunbartonshire.
Police treat death of man found in early hours as murder
The 38-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene on Friday morning. The article Police treat death of man found in early hours as murder a...
Andy Murray withdraws from Battle of the Brits tournament
The former world number one was due to face Cam Norri at the event organised by brother Jamie Murray. The article Andy Murray withdraws fro...
‘Majority of Scots’ want extension to Brexit transition period
A survey of 1100 people found 63% were in favour of extending the period. The article ‘Majority of Scots’ want extension to Brexit transiti...
Carlaw: Restarting Scots tourism later will cost millions
The Scots Tory leader said opening tourism businesses later than England will cost the industry £11m. The article Carlaw: Restarting Scots ...
Glasgow stabbings: Man shot dead named as Badreddin Abadlla Adam
Police say Badreddin Abadlla Adam, from Sudan, was killed in the attack at a Glasgow hotel on Friday.
Police name attacker shot by armed officers in Glasgow
Badreddin Abedlla Adam, 28, stabbed six people at the Park Inn Hotel on West George Street on Friday. The article Police name attacker shot...
Man charged with attempted murder following ‘attack’
A 52-year-old man was taken to hospital with serious injuries following an incident in Aberdeenshire. The article Man charged with attempte...
SPFL expecting full participation of lower leagues
SPFL secretary Iain Blair said they expect full participation in the lower two divisions and possibly the Betfred Cup. The article SPFL exp...
Murray takes positives from Battle of the Brits despite defeat
However, the Scot lamented his inconsistencies on court after a semi-final defeat to Dan Evans. The article Murray takes positives from Bat...
Injured officer hails colleagues for saving lives during attack
PC David Whyte also thanked hospital staff after he was left fighting for life following multiple stabbings in Glasgow. The article Injured...
Fire tears through Airdrie house leaving partial collapse
Fire crews were called to the property in Airdrie in the early hours of Saturday while surrounding homes were evacuated.
Intu collapse: What went wrong for the retail giant?
The owner of some of the UK's biggest shopping centres had been battling issues for years.
Hearts and Partick Thistle hit out at ‘misleading’ SPFL letter
The two clubs have launched court action against the SPFL in a bid to avert their relegations. The article Hearts and Partick Thistle hit o...
Glasgow stabbings: Concerns over asylum hotel plan ahead of incident
There are more asylum seekers in Glasgow under the Home Office dispersal scheme than any other local authority in the UK.
No decision made on holiday travel, says Scottish Government
Ministers have not made a decision on whether to ease rules around international travel. The article No decision made on holiday travel, sa...
House partially collapses after fire rips through building
Firefighters were called to reports of a blaze in Airdrie shortly after 3am on Saturday. The article House partially collapses after fire r...
Man in hospital with serious injuries following assault
A 35-year-old man was taken to Ninewells Hospital in Dundee following the attack. The article Man in hospital with serious injuries followi...
Cyclist dies in hospital days after being hit by van
The man, 36, was hit by a Mercedes Sprinter van in Edinburgh on Thursday. The article Cyclist dies in hospital days after being hit by van ...
No new Covid-19 deaths for second day in a row in Scotland
There are 15 new coronavirus cases reported since Friday but zero deaths. The article No new Covid-19 deaths for second day in a row in Sco...
Staff at Glasgow hotel aware of attacker’s behaviour
Reception staff were warned about the mental health of the man who went on to attack six people. The article Staff at Glasgow hotel aware o...
Covid-19 death toll written out in litter left on beauty spot
Volunteers made the striking formation out of more than 100 bags of rubbish collected from the Meadows in Edinburgh. The article Covid-19 d...
Police officer injured in Glasgow attack in stable condition
PC Whyte is in a stable condition and five others remain in hospital following the attack. The article Police officer injured in Glasgow at...
Glasgow hotel stabbings PC David Whyte 'stable'
PC David Whyte is among six people injured in a mass stabbing in Glasgow on Friday.
Flood alerts issued across country as heavy rain forecast
An amber flood alert has been issued by SEPA for across Scotland. The article Flood alerts issued across country as heavy rain forecast ap...
Access to Devil’s Pulpit closed due to safety concerns
Stirling Council made the move after people were 'risking their lives' visiting the area. The article Access to Devil’s Pulpit clos...
Train services delayed after lightning hits equipment
Network Rail discovered the fault on Saturday morning and are sourcing a part to fix the issue. The article Train services delayed after li...
How Vietnam saved a Scottish patient and kept a clean sheet
Stephen Cameron spent 68 days on a ventilator, but beat the odds to survive coronavirus.
Armed police on scene as major incident closes Glasgow roads
Heavy police presence on West George Street as number of roads closed. The article Armed police on scene as major incident closes Glasgow r...
First weekday with no coronavirus deaths since March
No deaths recorded in the last 24 hours in Scotland. The article First weekday with no coronavirus deaths since March appeared first on ST...
Man arrested over rape of 83-year-old woman in own home
A 36-year-old man has been arrested after the pensioner was targeted at her property in Glenrothes. The article Man arrested over rape of 8...
Spraying drunk man accused of attacking police was justified
Police officers used Pava spray against a drunk man who allegedly threatened them with a glass bottle in the Hebrides. The article Spraying...
Arrest warning over ‘violence and thuggery’ ahead of rallies
The police warning comes as a number of protests are due to take place across the country this weekend. The article Arrest warning over ‘vi...
Railway line and road damaged during thunderstorms
Services on the West Highland Line are disrupted and part of a road in Harris is washed out.
Glasgow City heading to Spain to complete Champions League
UEFA have confirmed details of the remaining matches in the competition. The article Glasgow City heading to Spain to complete Champions Le...
Parents plea for more funding to research son’s rare cancer
Daniel Caplan, 17, was diagnosed with the 'devastating' illness last month. The article Parents plea for more funding to research s...
Andy Robertson celebrates after winning Premier League title
The Scotland captain is an English league champion after Liverpool topped the table. The article Andy Robertson celebrates after winning Pr...
Dog owners warned as biscuits laced with pins found
Discovery made on June 24 - the seventh report of biscuits with 'harmful materials' in Glasgow area in just over two years. The art...
Shopping centre giant Intu on brink of administration
Intu, the owner of the Trafford, Braehead and Lakeside centres, fails to reach a deal with lenders.
Huge park crowds condemned by police and First Minister
Nicola Sturgeon warned that scenes like those at Kelvingrove Park in Glasgow could lead to a virus resurgence. The article Huge park crowds...
Coronavirus: Airports quiet for 'holiday season'
There is little sign of the normal holiday traffic yet at Scotland's major airports.
Braehead shopping centre under threat after talks collapse
Owner previously warned its shopping centres could be forced to close if no agreements reached. The article Braehead shopping centre under ...
Andy Murray reaches semi-finals with straight sets win
Andy Murray beat James Ward in straight sets to book his place in the last four. The article Andy Murray reaches semi-finals with straight ...
Firefighters tackling ‘well developed’ house blaze
Up to 40 firefighters were in attendance at the house fire in Ayrshire. The article Firefighters tackling ‘well developed’ house blaze app...
Bid to get Kingston Bridge listed status for anniversary
The KIngston Bridge in Glasgow could receive listed status on its 50th anniversary. The article Bid to get Kingston Bridge listed status fo...
Sheriff courts implement social distancing measures
New restrictions in place as staff balance safety with public access to the justice system. The article Sheriff courts implement social dis...
Coronavirus: Surge in post-lockdown bookings by 'staycationers'
Holiday accommodation owners are deluged with bookings after Nicola Sturgeon announces plans to relax lockdown.
Glasgow's Kingston Bridge could become listed structure
An application is made to mark 50 years of one of Scotland's key motorway bridges.
University of Glasgow awarded £38m grant for medical lab
Researchers at the lab will work on tailoring medical treatments to individual patients.
Space port plan goes before Highland councillors
Highland councillors are due to vote on the Space Hub proposals, after receiving 457 objections.
Star Wars and sunflowers: Your home schooling stories
As the summer holidays begin, families reflect on how they have fared with home learning.
Man stabbed in chest during attack in city centre
The attack happened on Tuesday afternoon at St Enoch's Square. The article Man stabbed in chest during attack in city centre appeared ...
Long-Bailey sacked by Starmer in anti-Semitism row
Rebecca Long-Bailey kicked off Labour's front bench after sharing an 'anti-Semitic conspiracy theory'. The article Long-Bailey ...
Woman raped in city centre street in afternoon attack
The 29-year-old was sexually assaulted near Sauchiehall street at around 12pm on Wednesday. The article Woman raped in city centre street i...
Hunt for man who indecently exposed himself to teen girls
Police appealing for information following incident in Kirkcaldy on Wednesday afternoon. The article Hunt for man who indecently exposed hi...
Landslip halts train services on West Highland Line
Engineers on site assessing impact of landslip between Lochailort and Glenfinnan. The article Landslip halts train services on West Highlan...
St Mirren targeting more signings despite slashed budget
Jim Goodwin wants another 'four or five' players after recruiting Reid and Alnwick. The article St Mirren targeting more signings d...
Kayaker rescued from water after capsizing in Firth of Forth
The man was on the water with another kayaker when he got into difficulty on Thursday. The article Kayaker rescued from water after capsizi...
Clarke: Nations League can set Scotland up for play-offs
The national team boss says the new schedule can put Scotland in a good place to defeat Israel. The article Clarke: Nations League can set ...
Visitors allowed at care homes next month with restrictions
From July 3, a single visitor can visit a care home resident in the garden provided the home is Covid-free. The article Visitors allowed at...
New £15m retail park to be built on former factory site
The development will include a Lidl, a B&M and two drive-through restaurants as well as a number of smaller retail units. The article N...
Coronavirus: Scotland’s outbreak continues to shrink
Nicola Sturgeon confirmed the virus' reproduction rate, or R number, remains below one. The article Coronavirus: Scotland’s outbreak co...
Ross County sign former Hearts defender Connor Randall
The right-back has joined the Staggies after a spell in Bulgarian football. The article Ross County sign former Hearts defender Connor Rand...
Work begins on £14.5m revamp of Motherwell train station
Contractors will start the initial stage of the redevelopment on Monday. The article Work begins on £14.5m revamp of Motherwell train stati...
Investigation after cargo ship runs aground near harbour
NorthLink's MV Arrow freight vessel got stuck partially out of the water in Aberdeen on Thursday. The article Investigation after cargo...
Seven-year-old boy seriously injured after being hit by car
Police are appealing for witnesses after the schoolboy was hit by a Toyota C-HR in Edinburgh. The article Seven-year-old boy seriously inju...
Royal Mail axing 2000 management jobs to slash costs
Royal Mail said the cuts come as part of a management overhaul. The article Royal Mail axing 2000 management jobs to slash costs appeared ...
Boy, 10, dies after getting into difficulty at loch
A young boy has died after getting into difficulty in water on Wednesday afternoon. The article Boy, 10, dies after getting into difficulty...
New taskforce to look at recovery of tourism industry
The Scottish tourism industry has been told it can begin to reopen from July 15. The article New taskforce to look at recovery of tourism i...
STV Children’s Appeal raises over £1.5m during pandemic
More than £1.5m has been donated to to help vulnerable children and young people severely impacted by coronavirus. The article STV Children...
Government: New financial powers ‘critical’ to recovery
Finance Secretary Kate Forbes seeks temporary changes from Treasury to secure Covid-19 recovery. The article Government: New financial powe...
Armed forces charities to benefit from new funding
Almost £500,000 will be allocated to support serving personnel, veterans and their families during coronavirus pandemic. The article Armed ...
Simple saltwater solution could reduce Covid-19 symptoms
Scientists believe sea salt could boost the antiviral defence of cells that kick in when you are affected by a cold. The article Simple sal...
Legal action launched against Celtic over historic sex abuse
Writ has been served on the Parkhead club by Thompsons Solicitors, who represent survivors of sexual abuse. The article Legal action launch...
Man drove work van while on drugs with knife down boxers
Graham Stewart drove on the M77 while on Valium and concealed a knife in his underwear. The article Man drove work van while on drugs with ...
SPFL lodges defence against Hearts and Thistle legal action
The league has submitted their answer to the petition from the relegated sides. The article SPFL lodges defence against Hearts and Thistle ...
Man has conviction for killing woman overturned
Weir McKay was found guilty of culpable homicide in 2019 after the death of Karen Young in Port Glasgow. The article Man has conviction for...
Scots able to travel and meet family indoors next month
People should be allowed to travel more than five miles for recreation from next Friday and visit family at home from July 15. The article ...
Hydro arena may remain closed until end of 2021
The Scottish Event Campus said social distancing would affect its capacity and financial viability.
Elderly driver with failing eyesight killed cyclist
John Johnstone, 84, killed Hanno Garbe who was cycling on the B9152 last year. The article Elderly driver with failing eyesight killed cycl...
Beer gardens and hairdressers set to reopen in July
Nicola Sturgeon set out a range of 'indicative dates' for when she plans to lift certain lockdown restrictions. The article Beer ga...
Glasgow Warriors announce new deal for Leone Nakarawa
The Fijian will remain at Scotstoun until 2021 after agreeing a contract extension. The article Glasgow Warriors announce new deal for Leon...
Weekly coronavirus deaths in Scotland fall under 50
Deaths have dropped every week for two months, with 49 registered last week, bringing the death toll to 4119. The article Weekly coronaviru...
Skye care home residents ‘no longer at serious risk’
Concerns were raised following the deaths of ten residents at Home Farm. The article Skye care home residents ‘no longer at serious risk’ ...
Airport jobs under threat as handler to axe 4500 roles
Swissport to cut more than half its workforce, with a number of Scottish airports likely to be affected. The article Airport jobs under thr...
Dates for future lockdown easing set to be revealed
Provisional dates could be given for the reopening of beer gardens and hairdressers. The article Dates for future lockdown easing set to be...
What are the park bins like near you?
As lockdown eases, parks have become hotspots for people getting together as well as hotspots for extra litter.
Scotland set to feel the heat as thunderstorms expected
Temperatures expected to reach the high 20s in Scotland over the next few days. The article Scotland set to feel the heat as thunderstorms ...
Steven MacLean returns to St Johnstone in coaching role
The former Hearts striker is part of Callum Davidson's new backroom team. The article Steven MacLean returns to St Johnstone in coachin...
Stendel regrets he was unable to continue at Hearts
The German manager thanked fans in a message on his Twitter account. The article Stendel regrets he was unable to continue at Hearts appea...
Regeneration to help Glasgow ‘thrive as great city’
A team has been appointed to help prepare a regeneration plan that will 'enable Glasgow to thrive'. The article Regeneration to hel...
Union calls for transformation of Scotland’s care system
Unison said adult social care has been the "forgotten front line" in the response to the coronavirus crisis. The article Union ca...
Andy Murray eyes improvement despite opening victory
The three-time grand-slam champion beat Liam Broady 6-2 6-2 in Roehampton. The article Andy Murray eyes improvement despite opening victory...
Dumbarton manager Jim Duffy suffers heart attack
Jim Duffy is recovering in hospital after suffering a heart attack at the weekend. The article Dumbarton manager Jim Duffy suffers heart at...
Drinks giant Diageo pours £4m into Scots pub industry
Company announces two-year programme to help premises bring back customers as lockdown restrictions further ease. The article Drinks giant ...
Hope for speedy economic recovery if second lockdown prevented
Fraser of Allander Institute report says Scottish economy already in its 'deepest recession in living memory'. The article Hope for...
Family want 'truth' over pigeon dropping infection
Gail Armstrong contracted a Cryptococcus infection before her death in January 2019.
Scotland goalkeeper Jon McLaughlin signs for Rangers
The 32-year-old international has signed a two-year deal at Ibrox after deciding to leave Sunderland. The article Scotland goalkeeper Jon M...
Scaffolding firm fined after worker injured in 26ft fall
Scott Knight suffered a collapsed lung, a ruptured spleen and multiple rib and shoulder fractures. The article Scaffolding firm fined after...
Skye care home staff and residents retested for Covid-19
NHS Highland said move was a 'precaution' after a worker at Home Farm tested positive, having previously recovered. The article Sky...
Pupils to return full-time in August if virus suppressed
Pupils might not have to socially distance when they return to schools on August 11. The article Pupils to return full-time in August if vi...
Work to transform A9 into dual carriageway resumes
The dualling project on the road is gradually restarting following Scotland's move into phase two out of lockdown. The article Work to ...
Monthly drive-in movies to take off at Edinburgh Airport
Edinburgh International Film Festival and Unique Events have teamed up with city's airport for programme. The article Monthly drive-in ...
FM to consider changes to two-metre distancing next week
Nicola Sturgeon has asked her scientific advisory group to explore the issue ahead of a July 2 review. The article FM to consider changes t...
Covid-19: Four more people die with virus in Scotland
It follows a 48-hour period where Scotland recorded zero coronavirus deaths. The article Covid-19: Four more people die with virus in Scotl...
BBC Scotland announces plans to cut 60 jobs
The corporation says it needs to save £6.2m due to "ongoing financial challenges compounded by the effects of Covid-19".
BBC Scotland to axe 60 staff as part of £6.2m savings
The broadcaster has said it will have to reduce the number of workers it has in Scotland. The article BBC Scotland to axe 60 staff as part ...
Tourism alliance calls for social distancing to be relaxed
The Scottish Tourism Alliance has warned of thousands of potential job losses in the hospitality sector if the restrictions remain. The art...
Jonny Hayes seals Aberdeen return with two-year deal
The Irishman rejoins the Pittodrie club after three seasons at Celtic. The article Jonny Hayes seals Aberdeen return with two-year deal ap...
Care home set to close after ‘prolonged low occupancy’
Pitmurchie House care home in Aberdeenshire said it had become 'financially unviable' to stay open. The article Care home set to cl...
Braehead shopping centre may have to close, owner warns
Intu Properties has warned its centres across the UK may be forced to shut 'for a period'. The article Braehead shopping centre may...
All 42 SPFL clubs handed £50,000 Covid-19 crisis grants
The pay-outs come after a donation totalling more than £3m from benefactor James Anderson. The article All 42 SPFL clubs handed £50,000 Cov...
Tributes to former STV journalist Harry Smith
A statement from the journalist's family confirmed Harry died on Friday morning. The article Tributes to former STV journalist Harry Sm...
Crime-writing festival reveals 2020 award nominees
Bloody Scotland reveals contenders for its top prizes. The article Crime-writing festival reveals 2020 award nominees appeared first on ST...
Scott McTominay signs new five-year Manchester United deal
Scotland midfielder Scott McTominay has signed a five-year-deal with Manchester United. The article Scott McTominay signs new five-year Man...
Parking ban in Edinburgh to give pedestrians more space
Edinburgh City Council wants to suspend parking while widening pavements and removing 'street clutter'. The article Parking ban in ...
Swinney to set out plans for reopening Scotland’s schools
The education secretary will make a statement to the Scottish Parliament on Tuesday. The article Swinney to set out plans for reopening Sco...
Gordon in talks with Hearts after rejecting Celtic offer
Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon said he would be open to playing for Hearts in the Championship. The article Gordon in talks with Hearts aft...
Edinburgh kirk to open chapel for socially distanced prayers
St Cuthbert’s Church will allow three people to pray at once with standalone chairs set up two metres apart. The article Edinburgh kirk to ...
Murray set for long-awaited comeback at Battle of the Brits
Three-time grand-slam champion will play his first match in seven months at the National Tennis Centre in London. The article Murray set fo...
Ferries to 'move away' from emergency timetables
But capacity on sailings to the Northern and Western Isles will be reduced due to social distancing.
Fuel poverty campaigners celebrate heating replacement
Hundreds of Falkirk residents will get their heating systems replaced after campaigning against astronomical bills. The article Fuel povert...
M&D's family 'buys out' failed Motherwell theme park
A new company formed by members of the Taylor family has taken over the company and has told customers it will be reopening.
Tribute after death of ‘much-loved father and brother’
Thomas McTeir, 50, died in Raigmore Hospital, Inverness, on June 16. The article Tribute after death of ‘much-loved father and brother’ ap...
Drinkers could be made to hand over contact details at bar
Nicola Sturgeon said the proposal would allow people to be swiftly contact-traced if someone tests positive for coronavirus. The article Dr...
Two teenagers due in court over attempted murder
Police said the incident happened in Boydfield Gardens, Prestwick, on Saturday. The article Two teenagers due in court over attempted murde...
Rapist fled country after 12-year-old victim became pregnant
Balwinder Singh's young victim was forced to give birth to the child, which was put up for adoption. The article Rapist fled country af...
‘Guarantee jobs for young people’ to help Covid-19 recovery
Advisory group led by Tesco Bank boss Benny Higgins call for a two-year jobs guarantee for 16 to 25-year-olds. The article ‘Guarantee jobs ...
No coronavirus deaths reported in Scotland for two days
Nicola Sturgeon welcomed the news but stressed the reporting of deaths is typically lower at weekends. The article No coronavirus deaths re...
M&D’s saved as new management takes over theme park
New management in place at M&D's in Motherwell, which plans to reopen 'when restrictions have been lifted'. The article M&a...
Hundreds of IKEA shoppers queue as Scottish stores reopen
IKEA has opened its doors in Scotland for the first time in three months. The article Hundreds of IKEA shoppers queue as Scottish stores re...
George Turner pens contract extension at Glasgow Warriors
The 27-year-old hooker joined the club from Edinburgh Rugby in January 2018 and has made 46 appearances. The article George Turner pens con...
Paisley fire: Teacher's tribute to 'shining light'
They describe the house fire that claimed the lives of Fiona, Alexander and Philip Gibson as "heartbreaking".
Poisoning fears as five cats die with two others missing
The Scottish SPCA has warned cat owners to be vigilant of potentially toxic substances. The article Poisoning fears as five cats die with t...
Dental practices can see patients ‘in need of urgent care’
The change is restricted to treatments which do not create an aerosol. The article Dental practices can see patients ‘in need of urgent car...
Salmond inquiry to meet for first time since acquittal
The former first minister was cleared of all charges of sex offences by a jury in the High Court. The article Salmond inquiry to meet for f...
Three charged after teen and 51-year-old man ‘assaulted’
Police said inquiries are continuing to trace a fourth man. The article Three charged after teen and 51-year-old man ‘assaulted’ appeared ...
Cyclist taken to hospital and roads closed after crash
A 24-year-old man was taken to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh after collision on Monday morning. The article Cyclist taken to hospital an...
Scots archaeologists make new discovery near Stonehenge
Experts from St Andrews University have revealed evidence of 20 or more massive prehistoric shafts. The article Scots archaeologists make n...
Sewage tested for Covid-19 to help monitor spread
Samples from waste water at treatment works in each of the 14 NHS Scotland health board areas will be analysed. The article Sewage tested f...
Craighalbert Centre plans to open full-time in August
Chief executive Bob Fraser said school has model in place for being open full-time for all pupils by August 13. The article Craighalbert Ce...
Progress too slow on rights for youth footballers, MSPs claim
Scottish Parliament committee concerned about young players being stuck in exploitative contracts. The article Progress too slow on rights ...
Face coverings become mandatory on public transport
Transport secretary warns people to 'leave space on public transport for those who need it most'. The article Face coverings become...
River area searched in bid to find missing teenager
David MacLeod was reported missing from Stafford Street in Aberdeen around 1pm. The article River area searched in bid to find missing teen...
Robbie Neilson completes return to Hearts as manager
Neilson has agreed terms and will replace Daniel Stendel as manager. The article Robbie Neilson completes return to Hearts as manager appe...
Glasgow City: Club get 'reassuring information' about missing Clare Shine
Glasgow City say they have "reassuring information" about Clare Shine's whereabouts, after the Irish forward went missing sinc...
Hearts close in on Tynecastle return for Robbie Neilson
The 39-year-old was head coach at Hearts between 2014 and 2016. The article Hearts close in on Tynecastle return for Robbie Neilson appear...
Man stabbed after Glasgow park rugby game ended in fight
Detectives said the 39-year-old was seriously assaulted in Dawsholm Park in the north of Glasgow.
Man treated for stab wounds after altercation in rugby game
The 39-year-old was seriously assaulted near to entrance of Dawsholm Park, Glasgow, on Saturday. The article Man treated for stab wounds af...
Scots ‘uncomfortable’ returning to pubs and restaurants
A survey found people are still uncomfortable about returning to pubs and restaurants as lockdown eases. The article Scots ‘uncomfortable’ ...
Rangers sell more than 32,000 season tickets for 2020/21
Ibrox club added they believe some fans may be allowed in the stadium in late August. The article Rangers sell more than 32,000 season tick...
No new coronavirus deaths in Scotland for last 24 hours
There are 26 new coronavirus cases reported since Saturday but zero deaths. The article No new coronavirus deaths in Scotland for last 24 h...
Man dies in hospital after being pulled from water
The 20-year-old got into difficulty in water at Lochore Meadows on Saturday evening. The article Man dies in hospital after being pulled fr...
James Forrest believes added pressure can push Celtic on
Celtic will embark on their quest for a 10th consecutive Premiership title when the season begins. The article James Forrest believes added...
Aberdeen offset half of estimated £10m coronavirus hit
The Pittodrie club opened talks with players and other staff last week over making wage cuts and other savings. The article Aberdeen offset...
Coronavirus: 18 train stations to provide free face masks
ScotRail said free masks would be available for a 'limited period' as face coverings made mandatory from Monday. The article Corona...
Father of Paisley fire victims: 'Rest in peace little angels'
The siblings, aged, 12, eight and five, died after the fire in Paisley and their mother's condition remains critical.
The Glasgow tenement strangers who bonded over neglected wasteland
These Glasgow residents did not know each other by name until one mammoth gardening project brought them together.
Attainment gap ‘five times worse under blended learning’
An education policy expert warns gap between richest and poorest pupils could be five times wider by December. The article Attainment gap ‘...
Reopening schools: What do parents actually want?
Blended learning or scrap the 2m rule? Parents have their say on what they want to happen.
Dad pays tribute to three children after deadly flat fire
Heartbroken Alex Gibson posted 'rest in peace little angels' after the siblings, aged 12, eight and five, died in hospital. The art...
Devolved policy ‘must return to Holyrood’ on Brexit day
Committee believes UK Environent Bill as it stands would only allow Scottish ministers limited say. The article Devolved policy ‘must retur...
Test and Protect advice to be sent around Scotland
The NHS programme is designed to reduce the risk of the virus spreading. The article Test and Protect advice to be sent around Scotland ap...
Blaze at farm as ‘large quantity’ of tyres found on fire
Firefighters tackle the 'well-developed' blaze in Newton Mearns, which started on Saturday night. The article Blaze at farm as ‘lar...
Tributes to teenager who died after falling into water
The 18-year-old's body was recovered from Falls of Clyde in Lanark on Friday. The article Tributes to teenager who died after falling i...
Kayaker rescued after falling into water while fishing
Man spotted clinging to his craft by a passing angler on Saturday morning. The article Kayaker rescued after falling into water while fishi...
Three children die in hospital after flat blaze
A 39-year-old woman is fighting for life following the fire in Paisley on Friday night. The article Three children die in hospital after fl...
Tourism and hospitality sector given guidance on reopening
The tourism and hospitality sector has been asked to prepare for reopening on July 15. The article Tourism and hospitality sector given gui...
Coronavirus claims lives of two more people in Scotland
The latest Scottish Government figures on coronavirus have been released. The article Coronavirus claims lives of two more people in Scotla...
Celtic captain Scott Brown happy to be back training
The midfielder and his team-mates returned to training at Lennoxtown earlier this week. The article Celtic captain Scott Brown happy to be ...
Man charged over ‘luxury car thefts’ at industrial estate
Two Range Rovers and an Audi A4 were allegedly stolen from a unit in Newbridge Industrial Estate. The article Man charged over ‘luxury car ...
Food waste piling up as flat bin collections scrapped in Glasgow
Glasgow City Council scrapped food waste bin collections from flats only during the pandemic.
Man pushed teenager to the ground during sexual assault
The 19-year-old woman was assaulted by a man in Luss on Thursday afternoon. The article Man pushed teenager to the ground during sexual ass...
Man in electric wheelchair punched during street attack
Two men verbally abused the victim with a derogatory comment about his disability before striking him in the face. The article Man in elect...
Anti-racism rally held despite 'stay away' warning
Police, politicians and Glasgow's council had asked members of the public to avoid George Square.
Anti-racism protesters gather for rally after police warning
Riot vans have lined Glasgow's George Square with more than 100 officers in attendance. The article Anti-racism protesters gather for r...
Dad-of-three ‘has no memory’ of 56-day coronavirus battle
George Clark remembers being taken into hospital in March and then woke up in May with no memory of the time between. The article Dad-of-th...
Police and firefighters investigate fatal house fire
Firefighters were called to the scene in Paisley at around 9pm on Friday. The article Police and firefighters investigate fatal house fire ...
Appeal after fatal flat fire in Paisley
The fire broke out at the first-floor property in Renfrew Road at about 21:00 on Friday.
Teenage girls missing from home found safe and well
Katie Macphee and Nicole Ramage, missing from Inverness, were traced safely on Friday night. The article Teenage girls missing from home fo...
Coronavirus: Hugging my daughter after months apart was 'precious'
A woman explains why she formed an "extended household" with her father rather than her daughter and grandchildren
Lord of the Rings star Sir Ian Holm dies aged 88
Veteran stage and film actor - who also starred in Chariots of Fire - passed away peacefully this morning. The article Lord of the Rings st...
Sturgeon launches new ‘FACTS’ Covid-19 awareness campaign
The First Minister announced the fresh PR blitz as Scotland moves to phase two of its lockdown route map. The article Sturgeon launches new...
Man seriously injured after being hit by car in murder bid
The 28-year-old was struck at speed by a grey estate vehicle in Glasgow on Thursday. The article Man seriously injured after being hit by c...
Dealer caught with £49,000 drugs haul was ‘paying off debt’
William Shepperd was caught with nearly £50,000 worth of drugs in his Glasgow flat. The article Dealer caught with £49,000 drugs haul was ‘...
Coronavirus claims lives of six more people in Scotland
The death toll including suspected cases is 4092, with 27 new cases of Covid-19 in Scotland overnight. The article Coronavirus claims lives...
Coronavirus: Dozens of people 'chasing every job' in poor areas
On average, 20 unemployed people are chasing each vacancy in poor areas, rising to 50 in places badly hit by the virus.
RJ McLeod wins £67m deal to build 240MW onshore farm
Glasgow-based RJ McLeod will lead construction of Vattenfall's South Kyle project in southern Scotland.
Thunderstorm alert as widespread downpours to hit Scotland
STV meteorologist Sean Batty has said parts of the country should expect 'heavier bursts' of rainfall. The article Thunderstorm ale...
Private prayer allowed but not all churches able to open
Springburn Parish Church is feeling the brunt of the coronavirus crisis financially, while its congregation is struggling mentally. The art...
Lamb reunited with mother after cliff-edge rescue
Scottish SPCA called to help animal which had fallen in a gully and could not get back out. The article Lamb reunited with mother after cli...
UK’s Covid-19 alert level reduced from four to three
All four of the UK's chief medical officers agreed the alert level could be downgraded amid falling cases. The article UK’s Covid-19 al...
Nearly £50m to support bus services as lockdown eased
The £46.7m funding pot will assist bus operators to ramp up services while maintaining social distancing. The article Nearly £50m to suppor...
Edinburgh Marathon hopes dashed as 2020 festival cancelled
Organisers say event will no longer take place on weekend of September 5-6 amid coronavirus pandemic. The article Edinburgh Marathon hopes ...
Gannet dies after becoming tangled up in plastic rope
A photographer tried to rescue the struggling bird on Shetland but failed to do so due to the tide. The article Gannet dies after becoming ...
CCTV appeal after ‘high-value’ credit card fraud
Police are keen to speak to a man, pictured, who they believe could assist with an investigation. The article CCTV appeal after ‘high-value...
Council accidentally overpays staff more than £1.5m
Renfrewshire Council has recovered just over half the money but more than £710,000 remains outstanding. The article Council accidentally ov...
Hunt for missing teenage girls believed to be together
Nicole Ramage and Katie Macphee, both 15, are thought to be together and could be camping out. The article Hunt for missing teenage girls b...
Richard Tait signs for St Mirren after Motherwell exit
The defender has agreed a two-year deal with Jim Goodwin's side. The article Richard Tait signs for St Mirren after Motherwell exit ap...
Live drive-in concerts announced for Edinburgh this summer
Beverley Knight, Dizzee Rascal and Tony Hadley among those performing at the capital's Royal Highland Centre. The article Live drive-in...
Firefighters work through night tackling blaze in building
Smoke could be seen billowing across Glasgow following loud explosion in the city's east end on Thursday night. The article Firefighter...
Asylum seekers ‘should be allowed to work’ in Scotland
Half of Scots also believe country should have its own immigration system, separate from the rest of the UK. The article Asylum seekers ‘sh...
Teachers face ‘unreasonable’ workload, says union boss
Bill Ramsey, outgoing EIS president, says teachers are having to work longer hours due to blended learning. The article Teachers face ‘unre...
Lockdown restrictions ease as country enters phase two
People who have been shielding are allowed to meet members of one other household outdoors from today. The article Lockdown restrictions ea...
Aberdeen ask players and management to take pay cut
Aberdeen chairman Dave Cormack says he is discussions with playing and management staff. The article Aberdeen ask players and management to...
Heat is on for Sean Batty’s summer guessing game
Can you guess how hot Scotland will get this summer? The article Heat is on for Sean Batty’s summer guessing game appeared first on STV Ne...
Shops prepare to open doors while bars are kept waiting
As many stores across Scotland get ready to welcome back customers other businesses will have to wait longer for the green light. The artic...
Man rescued by lifeboat crew after falling into harbour
Broughty Ferry RNLI responded to the incident on Thursday afternoon. The article Man rescued by lifeboat crew after falling into harbour a...
Scotland’s zoos allowed to reopen at end of month
Edinburgh Zoo is among the attractions which will be allowed to reopen on June 29. The article Scotland’s zoos allowed to reopen at end of ...
Protest groups flouting lockdown criticised by police body
Scottish Police Federation says all groups are as guilty each other for breaking coronavirus lockdown restrictions. The article Protest gro...
Face coverings mandatory on public transport in Scotland
Buses, trains, taxis and trams will be included in the rule, which comes into effect on Monday. The article Face coverings mandatory on pub...
Phase two: People living alone can now form ‘extended household’
You will be able to visit up to two households outdoors but not indoors, unless you count as an 'extended' household. The article P...
August return date set for rugby’s Pro14 tournament
Glasgow and Edinburgh are to contest back-to-back fixtures. The article August return date set for rugby’s Pro14 tournament appeared first...
Warning of 'significant' blooms of harmful algae
Dog owners and people enjoying more outdoor pursuits are urged to be aware of the risk.
Callum Davidson is named as new manager of St Johnstone
The former Saints star returns to Perth to succeed Tommy Wright in the dugout. The article Callum Davidson is named as new manager of St Jo...
UEFA calls for leagues to close transfer window on October 5
UEFA has announced a number of changes as clubs deal with the coronavirus pandemic. The article UEFA calls for leagues to close transfer wi...
Disabled people ‘at end of their tether’ during lockdown
MSPs told lockdown restrictions have left many disabled people struggling to access personal care. The article Disabled people ‘at end of t...
Eighteen men arrested in crackdown on organised crime
The men were charged in connection with crimes including drugs supply and various road traffic offences. The article Eighteen men arrested ...
Aberdeen chairman donates £100,000 to help students
The Cormack Family Foundation have made a substantial donation to Robert Gordon University. The article Aberdeen chairman donates £100,000 ...
Ex-Scottish Labour leader Iain Gray to quit Holyrood
The East Lothian MSP led the party in Scotland between 2008 and 2011. The article Ex-Scottish Labour leader Iain Gray to quit Holyrood app...
Forces’ Sweetheart Dame Vera Lynn dies aged 103
Family pays tribute to singer who entertained troops on the front line during the Second World War. The article Forces’ Sweetheart Dame Ver...
Man due in court as police remain at scene of death
50-year-old man died at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness following incident at property in Wick on Saturday evening. The article Man due in c...
Homeless people being housed in university accommodation
South Lanarkshire Council leasing student flats in Hamilton as part of its response to coronavirus pandemic. The article Homeless people be...
Poorer parents ‘bearing brunt of school closure costs’
Around 40% of poorer families said they are missing at least one essential item to help with school work. The article Poorer parents ‘beari...
‘Serious questions’ of snow centre’s sustainability raised
The Cairngorm mountain snow centre was saved for a second time after going into administration in 2018. The article ‘Serious questions’ of ...
Sturgeon expected to further ease coronavirus restrictions
FM set to confirm Scotland will move into phase two of plan to end lockdown when she addresses MSPs at lunchtime. The article Sturgeon expe...
Coronavirus in Scotland: The patients' stories
BBC Scotland's James Cook finds out what happened to three people he met while they were in hospital with Covid-19.
Union Jack makeover for PM’s plane to cost £900k
The grey RAF Voyager jet will be painted red, white and blue at a cost of 'around £900,000'. The article Union Jack makeover for PM...
First Harry Potter book sells for £125,000 at auction
The first edition novel was expected to rack up a price between £80,000 and £120,000 in Edinburgh on Wednesday. The article First Harry Pot...
Man spat at mum in Covid attack hours after prison release
Liam Dallimore assaulted Janette Jackson at her home in Glasgow during April this year. The article Man spat at mum in Covid attack hours a...
Man accused of murdering Trainspotting actor Bradley Welsh
Sean Orman is alleged to have used a shotgun to kill the 48-year-old outside his home in Edinburgh. The article Man accused of murdering Tr...
Scotland set October date for Euro 2020 play-off
Revised times for Rangers' Europa League campaign and Glasgow City's Champions League ties were also announced. The article Scotlan...
Annie Lennox and stars offer up personalised gigs for charity
Emeli Sande, Sting and Biffy Clyro’s Simon Neil will also donate special performances for the charity auction. The article Annie Lennox and...
Man seriously injured 13-year-old boy in park attack
Gary Jamieson, 18, attacked the schoolboy after telling him to 'get out of my scheme'. The article Man seriously injured 13-year-ol...
FM ‘expects’ to announce move to phase two tomorrow
The First Minister will update the country on Scotland's lockdown measures on Thursday. The article FM ‘expects’ to announce move to ph...
Virgin Media has busiest month on record during lockdown
The average household in the UK has used an extra 325GB of data since lockdown began. The article Virgin Media has busiest month on record ...
Age limit for children’s hearings could be raised to 18
The Scottish Government has launched a consultation on whether the age bar should be lifted. The article Age limit for children’s hearings ...
Economy ‘down by almost a quarter’ amid coronavirus crisis
New monthly GDP figures released by Scottish Government show economy suffered an 18.9% drop in April. The article Economy ‘down by almost a...
Weekly deaths involving Covid-19 in Scotland fall to 70
It is the seventh week in a row where deaths of confirmed or suspected coronavirus cases have fallen. The article Weekly deaths involving C...
Scotland T20 cricket match against Australia called off
Scotland were due to play Australia in Edinburgh on June 29. The article Scotland T20 cricket match against Australia called off appeared ...
First Harry Potter book could fetch up to £120,000 at auction
The first edition novel is expected to rack up a price between £80,000 and £120,000 in Edinburgh on Wednesday. The article First Harry Pott...
‘They saved my life’: Covid-19 patient praises medical staff
Francie Conn, 65, is recovering at home after spending more than 30 days on a ventilator. The article ‘They saved my life’: Covid-19 patien...
Sturgeon hopeful schools can reopen with near normality
First Minister says ministers will 'not compromise on safety' ahead of pupils' return on August 11. The article Sturgeon hopefu...
Families face financial struggles amid coronavirus pandemic
Six in 10 families on Universal Credit or Child Tax Credit in Scotland have had to borrow money during Covid-19 outbreak. The article Famil...
Planes collide on tarmac at Aberdeen International Airport
Air Accidents Investigation Branch making enquiries after Flybe Bombardier Q400 aircraft strikes parked Loganair jet. The article Planes co...
Empathy training for committing animal crimes to be explored
People who commit crimes against animals could be made to undertake empathy training under a proposed bill. The article Empathy training fo...
Alcohol sales remain at lowest level for second year
The study follows the introduction of minimum pricing for alcohol, which was introduced in 2018. The article Alcohol sales remain at lowest...
Sales slump by a quarter as stores ‘fight for survival’
The percentage of total sales in Scotland are down 27.6% in comparison with last year. The article Sales slump by a quarter as stores ‘figh...