The "extremely rare" images of deer were discovered by chance inside a cairn in Argyll.
Residents evacuated in Kirkintilloch after bank 'incident'
A section of Cowgate, Kirkintilloch, is currently closed after the early morning alert at a Santander branch.
Covid in Scotland: Rules may not be eased in some areas next week
The health secretary says not all parts of Scotland are likely to move to level one next week.
New River Clyde rescue boat 'will bring closure to families'
The Glasgow Humane Society's new boat will help with rescues and the retrieval of bodies from the Clyde.
'Optimism' Glasgow restrictions eased next week
The deputy first minister says he is hopeful the city will see Covid restrictions eased before the Euro 2020 tournament.
Covid in Scotland: Drop-in vaccine centres open in Glasgow
The centres open after it was confirmed the city would remain the only part of Scotland in level three restrictions.
Is Kintyre's 'Route 66' the next road to recovery?
K66 is being promoted as a new scenic route on and around the Kintyre peninsula in Argyll.
Two more men arrested over Rangers fan disorder
Police originally arrested 28 people over the trouble on 15 May and said "many more" would follow.
Man charged with murder of woman found in Renfrew flat
Lauren Wilson from Paisley was pronounced dead at the property in Renfrew's Cardon Square on Wednesday.
'Red mist' killer jailed for life for Kirkintilloch murder
Christopher Watt said he punched and kicked his victim to death believing he had previously broken into his home.
Covid in Scotland: Glasgow 'getting used to weekly disappointments'
Businesses and politicians express frustration over Glasgow remaining in level three of lockdown restrictions.
Driver caused ex-police officer's death in crash near Dumfries
Motorcyclist James Dalkin from Larkhall died in the accident on the A76 near Dumfries in October 2018.
Covid in Scotland: Glasgow to remain in level three lockdown
The city will continue to be the only part of Scotland still under tougher Covid restrictions.
Covid in Scotland: Decision due on Glasgow restrictions
Nicola Sturgeon is to announce whether Glasgow will remain in level three of Covid-19 restrictions.
Glasgow: The city that has been locked down for nine months
People in Glasgow have been enduring some of the strictest restrictions in the country since last autumn.
Covid in Scotland: Police reveal excuses for travel ban breaches
Internal police reports seen by BBC Scotland reveal why many people broke coronavirus travel restrictions.
Covid in Scotland: Apology after vaccination letter delay
The Scottish government says it has identified an "issue" with its vaccination appointment system.
COP 26: Road closures for Glasgow climate change summit
A number of busy routes around Glasgow's SEC will be shut for the COP26 event in November.
Hospital child deaths 'biggest scandal of devolution era'
Scottish Labour leader says families are "still fighting for truth and justice" over infections at flagship hospital.
Man arrested after Renfrew woman's 'unexplained' death
Police were called to a flat in Renfrew on Wednesday evening where a 34-year-old woman was found dead.
Man stabbed Christopher Nicol to death in front of children
Steven Bryceland attacked Christopher Nicol, 27, at the victim's flat in Greenock in September 2019.
Call for long-term funding deal for councils after Covid
Scotland's councils need a multi-year financial settlement in order to be sustainable after Covid, a report says.
Euro 2020: Website ticket glitch hits Euro 2020 fan zone
Some tickets for the Glasgow venue went on sale before the advertised time and have now been cancelled.
Covid in Scotland: QEUH records the most Covid deaths
More than 800 Covid patients have died at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital since March last year.
Rangers: Slavia's Ondrej Kudela fails to overturn 10-game ban for racist abuse of Glen Kamara
Slavia Prague defender Ondrej Kudela has had his appeal against a 10-game ban for racially abusing Rangers' Glen Kamara rejected.
William Campbell: Murderer left victim 'lying like a teabag'
Ray Currie stabbed William Campbell nine times and now faces at least 18 years in prison.
A month after unlocking, many libraries are closed
More than a quarter of Scotland's libraries have yet to reopen after lockdown despite restrictions being eased.
Man guilty of raping and murdering woman in her home in Ayr
The 30-year-old attacked his victim after spending the night drinking with her and a female friend at the house in Ayr.
Teenager dies in hospital two days after Kilwinning 'disturbance'
A 17-year-old has appeared in court charged with attempted murder following the death of Daryll Wright.
Lidl ordered to stop selling gin brand lookalike
The supermarket chain is told its rebranded bottles are too similar to premium brand Hendrick's.
Man admits killing brother-in-law in Glasgow in row over dog
Omer Sadiq was stabbed twice with a hunting knife and died in hospital last September.
Covid in Scotland: 'Cautious optimism' despite rising Covid numbers
Nicola Sturgeon says there are "signs for cautious optimism" despite a rise in cases across the country.
Emma Faulds murder: Former prison officer Ross Willox found guilty
Ross Willox killed Emma Faulds in his South Ayrshire home then dumped her naked body in the Galloway Forest.
Covid in Scotland: What's happening with this year's school 'exams'?
Formal exams have been replaced this year by teacher judgement backed up by assessment.
Covid in Scotland: Where are the latest cases?
A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.
Covid in Scotland: Families remember loved ones lost to coronavirus
We share the stories of some of the 10,000 people who have died with coronavirus in Scotland.
Kilmarnock 1-2 Dundee (agg 2-4): Dundee relegate Kilmarnock, earn promotion
Dundee are back in the Scottish Premiership after two years as Kilmarnock's 28-year stay in the top flight ends.
CCTV appeal to trace man after serious assault in George Square
A large crowd of Rangers fans were in Glasgow city centre at the time celebrating the club's title triumph.
Covid: Half of appointments missed at Glasgow mass vaccine hub
The BBC has learned a "considerable" number of no shows were recorded this weekend at Glasgow's Hydro.
Euro 2020: Glasgow fan zone approved for 6,000 supporters per day
The football fan zone in Glasgow will be open for the 31 days of the tournament, the Scottish government confirms.
SNP MSP Ruth Maguire reveals cervical cancer diagnosis
Ruth Maguire says she will be taking a leave of absence for treatment and recovery with immediate effect.
Faslane safety fears over cuts to fire crews
The Unite union says reducing specialist crews by 15% is "an accident waiting to happen".
Glasgow Covid level may drop if ICU numbers do not rise
The health secretary says restrictions in the city could ease if intensive care numbers do not go up.
Glasgow politicians write to Home Office over immigration policy
A cross-party group of Glasgow politicians has set out their opposition to aspects of UK immigration policy.
Protest over plan to close Glasgow biscuit factory
Unions say closing the McVitie's plant in Glasgow's Tollcross will be "devastating".
Mark Walters: No-one spoke about the racist abuse
Former Rangers star says no-one spoke to him about the racism he suffered when he played in Scotland.
'No proof' that Emma Faulds was killed by anyone
A murder accused's QC says there is no evidence that any person was responsible for the 39-year-old's death.
Drugs gang caught after police cracked encrypted phones
The probe was linked to Operation Venetic, which penetrated the secret EncroChat phone network.
'No criminality' found in Rangers video
Footage posted online allegedly featured an anti-Catholic chant at a players' event inside Ibrox Stadium.
Boy, 13, charged over death of hedgehog in Newarthill
The hedgehog was found with multiple stab wounds near Brannock High School in Newarthill.
Covid in Scotland: Glasgow to be only Scottish area in level three
Moray will be downgraded from level three to level two - with everywhere else remaining in their current levels.
Police officer fined for attending Rangers George Square party
The off-duty officer faces disciplinary action after being pictured in George Square with fans last weekend.
'Surge' in rescues followed end of 2020 lockdown
In its annual report, Scottish Mountain Rescue said its teams had their "busiest ever" summer last year.
Drugs warning after cluster of deaths in Inverclyde
Health officials say they have been made aware of several deaths in Inverclyde and investigations are under way.
Family tribute to man found dead in Port Glasgow flat
Police are treating the death of Anthony Collins in Port Glasgow as murder.
Covid: East Renfrewshire infection rates rise above Glasgow
The weekly case rate has reached 118.3, with Glasgow on 112.1, according to Public Health Scotland.
Peter Lawwell: Deliberate fire was a 'devastating' attack
The Celtic chief executive says his family have been "deeply affected" by the fire at his home.
Older pupils in Glasgow's Covid hotspot told to stay at home
Three high schools, Shawlands Academy, Holyrood Secondary and Bellahouston Academy, are affected.
The litter-pickers keeping the Clyde bonnie
Friends of Dumbarton Foreshore share some of its more unusual finds ahead of its first big post-lockdown event.
Ulva's drive towards all electric vehicles
Community-owned Ulva hopes to make a pool of electric all-terrain vehicles available to islanders.
Having a baby at 50: Most of my friends are grandparents
After Naomi Campbell announced she had become a mother, women talk about having babies later in life.
Covid cases continue to rise in East Renfrewshire
The council area has joined Glasgow City in having a case rate above 100 cases per 100,000 people.
Emma Faulds: Murder accused 'destroyed evidence'
The prosecutor claims Ross Willox went to "extreme lengths" to hide his alleged crime in 2019.
Kaleb Penn: Father convicted of killing seven-week-old son
Brian Penn's baby son Kaleb died in hospital two days after suffering a skull fracture and brain injury.
Actor Paul Brannigan cleared of stabbing brother as case dropped
Paul Brannigan, who starred in The Angels' Share, was accused of assaulting his sibling last January.
Police probe car fire at home of Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell
Celtic say Peter Lawwell and his family have been left "extremely shaken" by the early morning incident.
Edinburgh man banned over Innerleithen fatal crash
An 82-year-old woman from Biggar died as a result of the accident on a Borders road last year.
Daily 30-minute workout 'may not benefit everyone'
Glasgow Caledonian University scientists say the exercise you need depends on how long you spend seated each day.
Rangers plan for 10,000 fans at Ibrox rejected
Rangers had a proposal to allow 10,000 fans inside Ibrox for Saturday's trophy presentation rejected by the government.
Woman who killed friend to remain under hospital care
Josephine Carroll killed Catherine Campbell by stabbing her 16 times while suffering from paranoid schizophrenia.
Man charged over body found in Drumchapel flat
A murder inquiry was launched after the body of a 45-year-old man was found in a flat in April.
Covid in Scotland: Unvaccinated people become focus of Glasgow response
Those who missed their first appointment are seen as the most vulnerable to the current outbreak.
Mary McLaughlin murder: Killer jailed after DNA solves 35-year mystery
Graham McGill evaded justice for decades - but will now serve at least 14 years for murdering Mary McLaughlin.
Rangers challenge 'sectarian singing' video claims
Police Scotland is examining social media footage which is claimed to show players in a lounge at Ibrox on Saturday.
Lord Haughey plans to build 11,000 affordable homes
Lord Willie Haughey wants to make renting a house preferable to taking out a mortgage.
Covid in Scotland: Glasgow case rate continues to rise
Infection rates have gone over 100 cases per 100,000 people as the area remains in level three.
Covid in Scotland: Anger as Glasgow and Moray remain in level three
High infection rates means Moray is also staying in level three, meaning pubs cannot serve alcohol indoors.
Rangers' name 'besmirched' by fan disorder, say Ibrox club amid arrests
Rangers say "a small minority of people" have "besmirched the good name" of the club by gathering in breach of Covid-19 ...
Covid: Most of Scotland moves to level 2 restrictions
Limited numbers of people can now socialise indoors and pubs and restaurants can serve alcohol inside.
Hundreds gather in Glasgow's George Square for pro-Palestine rally
It came after the city's George Square was cleared of debris left by Rangers fans celebrating their club's title win.
Covid in Scotland: Glasgow level 3 restrictions could be extended
Scotland's national clinical director says the situation remains "fragile" as cases in the city continue to rise.
Police officers injured and 20 arrests in Rangers crowd trouble
Flares were set off and missiles thrown in what police described as "disgraceful" scenes in Glasgow city centre.
Women assaulted in two Ayrshire railway attacks
Groups of four females were reported to be behind two separate incidents in Ayrshire.
Covid in Scotland: Police urge large Rangers crowds to disperse
Hundreds of supporters gathered outside Ibrox Stadium to celebrate their club's Scottish Premiership title triumph.
Man in Glasgow immigration van 'thankful' for response
Lakhvir Singh was one of two men released from an immigration van in Glasgow which had been surrounded by protesters.
Scottish Cup final: Crowd for St Johnstone v Hibs now 'at risk' after Glasgow spike in cases
Having fans at the Scottish Cup final is now "at risk" due to Glasgow remaining in Level 3 restrictions, says Scotland's natio...
Covid in Scotland: Glasgow and Moray to remain under level 3 restrictions
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon made the announcement as cases continued to increase in Glasgow.
Man jailed for meat cleaver attack on police officers in Wishaw
Two officers suffered severe injuries in the attack outside a block of flats in North Lanarkshire.
Sunshine on Leith actor Kevin Guthrie jailed for three years for sex attack
Kevin Guthrie is sentenced to three years for the assault on a woman in a flat in Glasgow.
COP26: Alok Sharma urges nations to banish coal
In a speech ahead of the COP26 event, Alok Sharma will say the coal business is "going up in smoke".
Head injuries suffered by 80% of women prisoners
Glasgow University researchers also found two thirds were subjected to repeated head injuries for many years.
SNP holds Airdrie and Shotts seat in by-election
Anum Qaisar-Javed wins the by-election for the SNP after holding off a challenge from Scottish Labour.
Covid in Scotland: Decision due on levels for Glasgow and Moray
The first minister will provide an update on both areas as Scotland prepares to move to level two on Monday.
Covid in Scotland: Criminal defence lawyers to boycott courts
The Scottish Solicitors Bar Association says the action on Monday is over a lack of Covid support funding.
Native oysters reintroduced into Firth of Clyde
A total of 1,300 oysters have been suspended in the water as part of a restoration project.
Covid in Scotland: Glasgow needs 'robust testing' to curb virus
Public health expert says it is vital to identify the prevalence of the Indian variant in the city.
Protesters block immigration van from leaving Glasgow street
Police say they have been called to the Pollokshields area of the city to help the UK Border Agency.
Covid in Scotland: Why lockdown is no joke for comedy clubs
For comedy promoters, the experience of the past year has been anything but amusing.
Covid in Scotland: First Minister urges caution over Eid celebrations
Nicola Sturgeon appealed to Muslims to mark the end of Ramadan safely and within Covid restrictions.
Covid in Scotland: Concern over rising cases in Glasgow
The case rate in the city is now above one of the key benchmarks for the move to level two
Rangers fans warned to think before celebrating trophy win
Fans are told not to gather in large numbers to celebrate Saturday's Premiership trophy presentation.
Voters to go back to polls for Airdrie and Shotts by-election:
Fresh from the Holyrood election, voters in Airdrie and Shotts will choose a new MP on Thursday.
Covid in Scotland: Easing of restrictions not a 'free-for-all', says Leitch
Scotland's national clinical director urges people to be cautious when making physical contact.
McVitie's closure: Scots bakers lose jobs with heritage
The Turkish owner of McVitie's says it has to protect historic brands - and that means taking jobs out of Scotland.
Long Covid: Major study into the long term impact launched in Scotland
Every adult who tested positive for the virus will be asked to tell researchers how it affected their life.
Covid in Scotland: Plan to reopen Scotland's arts venues 'not viable'
Theatre bosses say distancing rules mean many arts venues will not be able to reopen next week.
Glasgow biscuit factory closure plan puts nearly 500 jobs at risk
Unions say the plan to close the McVitie's plant in Glasgow's Tollcross is "devastating".
Emma Faulds' body found away from walking route
The search focused on a boggy area of forest after a soil expert examined boots owned by the suspect, a court hears.
Covid in Scotland: Hugging and indoor visits to resume from Monday
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says the changes will come into effect in most of the country from Monday.
Covid in Scotland: Pupils at 'breaking point' over school assessments
Pupils and parents say the system designed to replace formal exams is causing worse stress and anxiety than usual.
Proposed power line would cross Antonine Wall
SP Energy Networks says the new line between Bonnybridge and Glenmavis is needed to cater for more renewable electricity.
Pair given life sentences for Glasgow doorstep murder
Alan Ritchie, 61, was stabbed in the head and body outside his flat in Glasgow last March.
Strike action looms at whisky maker Chivas Brothers
Industrial action over a pay dispute could begin this month, following a ballot of Unite and GMB members.
Emma Faulds: Murder accused did not join search for her
Ross Willox, 41, denies murdering Ms Faulds, 39, at his home in Monkton, South Ayrshire in April 2019.
Man arrested after cyclist hurt in Blantyre hit-and-run
Mark Richards suffered a broken spine after being struck on his return from a bike ride on Saturday 24 April.
Is it time for live events to return to Scotland?
Promoter Brian Reynolds calls on the Scottish government to provide a more detailed route map out of coronavirus restrictions.
Why did a Nazi leader crash-land in Scotland?
One of the most bizarre episodes of World War Two unfolded on a farm to the south of Glasgow on 10 May 1941.
'Erratic driver' stopped with £100,000 drugs haul
Officers recovered cannabis and arrested a 29-year-old man near Carstairs in South Lanarkshire.
Scottish election 2021: Kaukab Stewart is first woman of colour elected to Holyrood
Kaukab Stewart of the SNP is the Scottish Parliament's first elected woman of colour in its 22-year history.
Two men injured after double stabbing in Glasgow
Police were called to Keal Avenue, in the Blairdardie area, after reports of a disturbance.
Covid in Scotland: 224 new virus cases recorded but no new deaths
The daily test positivity rate was 1.2%, according to the latest Scottish government figures.
Scottish election 2021: SNP closes in on win but majority hangs in balance
Senior Scottish Conservatives say they believe the SNP could still win an overall majority.
Scottish election results 2021: Labour increase majority in Dumbarton
Jackie Baillie's majority in Dumbarton, which was Scotland's most marginal constituency, has increased to 1,483.
Murder hunt after dying man found in burning house
John Dalziel, 47, died in hospital after being discovered serious injured in a property in Paisley, Renfrewshire.
Police issue witness appeal over Helensburgh pier death
A 25-year-old woman was pulled from the water in the seaside town last month but died at the scene.
Scottish election 2021: Nicola Sturgeon holds Glasgow Southside seat
The SNP leader beat the Scottish Labour leader by nearly 9,500 votes to hold her constituency.
Scottish election 2021: Humza Yousaf confronted by Liberal Party members
The SNP candidate was questioned about events in Pakistan by Liberal Party candidates at the Glasgow count.
Emma Faulds: Pathologist unable to determine cause of death
Ross Willox, 41, denies murdering Ms Faulds, 39, at his home in Monkton, South Ayrshire in April 2019.
Man arrested and charged after stabbing in Paisley
The 26-year-old was arrested after a 50-year-old man sustained "life-threatening injuries".
Scottish election 2021: Polls close in Scottish Parliament election
Ballots will be counted over two days with the final result for 129 seats at Holyrood expected on Saturday.
Scottish election results 2021: Will my result be Friday or Saturday?
Pandemic rules mean results will come in over two days. Here is a best guess on when you might know yours.
Sturgeon calls out 'fascist' candidate in tense confrontation
The SNP leader was confronted by former deputy leader of Britain First Jayda Fransen outside a polling station.
Blantyre cyclist saw driver flee after breaking his spine
Mark Richards remembers seeing the car drive off as he lay on the road with multiple serious injuries.
Glasgow priest cleared of schoolgirl sex claims
The allegations against Father John Sweeney were dropped by prosecutors during his trial at Glasgow Sheriff Court.
Quad biker abandons seriously injured passenger after Wishaw crash
The rider initially stopped at the scene in Wishaw, but then left his passenger behind with serious head injuries
Craig Whyte: Rangers is the biggest regret of my life
The former owner of Rangers says getting involved with the Ibrox club was a nightmare.
Man in serious condition after Paisley stabbing attack
Police say the 50-year-old is in hospital with "life-threatening injuries" following the attack.
Speeding driver jailed for five years for killing Uddingston pensioner
The 34-year-old was driving a car with faulty brakes when he crashed into a pensioner in Uddingston.
Royal Navy dive team given Freedom of Orkney
The group has been called to the islands 145 times to deal with unexploded ordnance.
Emma Faulds: Police dog indicated body scent during car search
Ross Willox, 41, denies murdering Ms Faulds, 39, at his home in Monkton, South Ayrshire in April 2019.
Accountancy group Azets plans 250 new jobs in Scotland
The move by Azets is part of a drive to increase growth by 50% north of the border by 2026.
DNA of Emma Faulds murder accused found in her BMW
Ross Willox, 41, denies murdering Ms Faulds, 39, at his home in Monkton, South Ayrshire in April 2019
Arran ferry woes costs island businesses thousands
One of two ferries serving Arran has been moved to help support sailings on another route following a breakdown.
Fire crews tackle large blaze in Glasgow city centre
They worked through the night to bring the fire in a derelict building in High Street under control.
Stock cubes help runner smash record on 212-mile route
Anna Rutherford beat the Southern Upland Way record by 17 hours, just nine months after giving birth.
Milly Main: Girl's infection 'probably' caused by hospital environment
The mother of 10-year-old Milly Main calls for resignations following a expert review into her daughter's death.
Two injured in suspected gas explosion in East Kilbride
Paramedics were treating two people hurt in the blast at a third floor flat in East Kilbride.
Rangers 4-1: Celtic: Champions ease aside 10-man rivals at Ibrox
Rangers underline their status as the Scottish Premiership's dominant side with a third Old Firm derby victory of the season against 10-...
Covid: Encouraging first week for retail and hospitality
Retail bosses say Scotland's reopening week outperformed England and Wales when their restrictions were lifted in April.
Biker dies after crashing into tree in North Ayrshire
Police confirm that a 54-year-old man who was seriously injured in the crash on Thursday, has died.
Dumbarton: Private equity firm Cognitive Capital Ltd buys Scottish League 1 club
Scottish League 1 club Dumbarton are taken over by Birmingham-based private equity investment firm Cognitive Capital Ltd.
Colin the Caterpillar gets Scottish chippy treatment
The famous cake was battered and deep fried by a Lanarkshire chip shop owner as a trade-up to the traditional Mars bar.
Fire crews tackle wildfire on Isle of Coll
It is understood the fire broke out in a garage then spread to grassland near the village of Arinagour.