Glasgow City Council staff balloted over equal pay case delays

Union members involved in a £500m equal pay dispute with Glasgow City Council are to be balloted for industrial action.

Covid in Scotland: Vaccine passports and classroom masks rules end

The end of more restrictions comes almost two years after the first confirmed case of Covid in Scotland.

I'm not too young to stand for election

Sophie Traynor is frustrated by the current attitudes to young people standing in elections.

Can a community energy group help cut your bills?

Specialist community groups are offering workshops and home visits to help people reduce energy costs.

British Airways short-haul flights from Heathrow cancelled

Short-haul British Airways flights from Heathrow were cancelled due to technical issues.

Ukraine conflict: Protests against invasion by Russia held in Scotland

Demonstrators in Scotland are urging the UK to use further sanctions against Russia.

Thousands of Nike shoes stolen in great trainer robbery

About 4,000 pairs of trainers worth £400,000 were taken from a lorry parked at a service station.

First Scots to appear on Gogglebox in six years

Viewers and politicians complained as there had been no Scots cast in the show since 2016.

Anger as troubled health board gives bosses award

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is accused of having no shame over the move.

Snow blankets Scotland as drivers urged to take care

The Met Office has a yellow weather warning for snow and lightning in place until 20:00 on Thursday.

Man critical after being stabbed in Glasgow murder attempt

The 23-year-old was found with stab wounds in Kingsacre Road in Glasgow after an assault.

Audit Scotland: NHS staffing could threaten post-Covid recovery

Audit Scotland says the health service remains on an emergency footing as patient waiting lists soar.

Covid in Scotland: How will the rules change?

Revised plans for tackling Covid will see the end of all legal restrictions in Scotland from 21 March.

South Lanarkshire council tax to rise by 2.5%

Residents in band D properties will see their annual bill rise by about £30 to £1,233.

Martin Kok: Jurors shown footage of crime blogger's murder

Christopher Hughes, 33, is accused of the murder of Dutch crime writer Martin Kok near Amsterdam in 2016.

South Ayrshire school bus company goes into liquidation

Keenan of Ayr called in liquidators after remote learning resulted in cash flow problems.

Covid in Scotland: All legal restrictions to end on 21 March

People will no longer be required to wear face coverings in shops and on public transport.

Bogus taxi driver found guilty of sex assault

A warrant has been issued for Abdul Samad after he failed to turn up at court following his conviction.

Man in sea found 'hanging onto life' by fingertips

The RNLI said the man was clinging onto a jetty in Girvan, South Ayrshire, on Monday night.

More people in homelessness struggle after Covid, says charity

It says the number of people rough sleeping or without a home in Glasgow is growing after Covid.

Teacher admits sexual relationship with pupil at Glasgow school

The 42-year-old woman befriended the girl when she was 15 as her own marriage broke down.

ScotRail defends network closure during Storm Dudley

Damage caused by extreme weather would have caused "severe disruption", the train operator said.

Music teacher who raped pupils jailed for 11 years

A judge said Matthew Birch, who taught in North Lanarkshire and Fife, carried out dreadful crimes.

Killer drove car at man in Blantyre while trying to buy drugs

Marc Hamilton struck Gary Starrs outside the victim's home in Blantyre in May 2020 after a confrontation.

Travel disruption continues in wake of Storm Dudley

Rail and ferry services were cancelled during hurricane-force winds and heavy rain.

Three people charged over Glasgow flat death

The body of Brian Maley, 52, was discovered in a flat in the city's Springburn area on 8 February.

Covid in Scotland: The latest cases

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Teenager charged over James Ross death in Cumbernauld

James Ross died after a disturbance at a shopping centre in Cumbernauld.

Concerns over 'enormous' backlog for NHS dentistry

Strict Covid protocols - which are still in place - have seen routine dental care dramatically reduced.

Storm Dudley: Rail services cancelled as 90mph winds forecast

Journeys will stop from 16:00 on Wednesday when the worst of the storm is expected to hit.

Men jailed after £10m cocaine found in Belgian waffle lorry

Four men are sentenced after admitting trafficking the Class A drug in June 2019.

Teenager arrested after fatal Cumbernauld shopping centre attack

A man died after being seriously injured during a disturbance outside the Abronhill Shopping Centre in Cumbernauld.

Celtic 4-0 Raith Rovers: Hosts ease into last-eight

Celtic are too strong for a spirited Raith Rovers side as they win 4-0 to cruise into the Scottish Cup quarter-finals.

New plan to integrate train and bus services across west of Scotland

Strathclyde Partnership for Transport says its blueprint will ensure all services "join up seamlessly".

Teenager seriously injured after being hit by car in Uddingston

The 15-year-old girl was injured in Uddingston on Friday night and later transferred to hospital in Glasgow.

Beer argument killer Reece Sweeney jailed for life

Reece Sweeney stabbed his "father figure" friend Jamie McGready during a row over cans of lager.

Man charged over death of William Duncan in Glasgow

The body of William Duncan was found in Glenalmond Street in the city's east end last week.

My toddler died after swallowing a button battery

The family of Hugh McMahon say the battery burned a hole the size of a 5p coin in his heart.

Plans to build lido at Loch Lomond put on hold

The possibility of an outdoor pool was mooted after three people drowned in the loch last summer.

Appeal court overturns drug supply conviction

A man jailed for drug trafficking has his conviction overturned by senior judges at the court of appeal.

Ferries delayed again after cabling blunder

Hundreds of electrical wires installed on a ferry at Ferguson shipyard are found to be too short.

Warnings snow and winds could disrupt travel in Scotland

Snow falling to depths of 10cm and gale force winds are forecast for parts of Scotland.

Workplace parking levy: Will you have to pay to park at work?

The Workplace Parking Levy could see some employees paying hundreds of pounds for a parking space.

Review promised after children were given Covid vaccine overdoses

The error involved a small number of children in the NHS Lanarkshire area, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said.

Calls for contact tracing system to be wound up

The Scottish Conservatives want Test and Protect replaced with a cheaper and more targeted system.

Burrell Collection to reopen after £68.25m revamp

The Glasgow museum, which has been closed for more than five years, will reopen on 29 March.

Tourist killed pensioner in 'devastating accident' on A85

The man was driving in the UK for the first time when he steered onto the wrong side of the road on the A85.

Rail services disrupted by communications failure

Services in west central Scotland are being affected by the fibre cable fault, Network Rail says.

The Olympic curling stones crafted in Scotland

All the curling stones used in Beijing are made in Ayrshire using granite from an uninhabited island.

What would persuade Scots to ditch the car?

The Scottish government wants journeys to fall 20% by 2030 - so what would tempt drivers to other forms of transport?

Search for driver after man's death on Clydeside expressway

The 33-year-old man was hit by a vehicle that failed to stop on the Clydeside Expressway.

In pictures: The Queen's jubilee visits to Scotland

The Queen is the first British Monarch to celebrate a Platinum Jubilee, marking 70 years on the throne.

Fake police IDs used to con victim out of £25,000

Two scammers posing as detectives pretended to be investigating a bank fraud.

Scottish charities warn they are 'running on empty'

In the face of a cost of living crisis, charities say they may have to cut services when help is needed most.

Met PC Daniel Francis sentenced for killing pedestrian during pursuit

Earth scientist Andrew Brown was hit by a police car being driven by PC Daniel Francis in 2019.

Jamie Stevenson: Wanted man arrested while jogging in the Netherlands

Jamie Stevenson faces extradition to Scotland after he was arrested alongside another man.

Orkney killer Michael Ross admits third prison escape attempt

A former Army sniper who is serving a life sentence for murdering a waiter tried to climb a prison fence.

Bishop William Nolan appointed as Archbishop of Glasgow

Bishop William Nolan will succeed Archbishop Philip Tartaglia, who died after testing positive for Covid-19.

Amputee 'dreams' of designing clothes for all

Student Iona Hay who lost her leg to cancer believes "inclusivity" must be a key aim of the fashion industry.

Kenny Reilly murder trial jury to begin deliberations

Four men are on trial accused killing Mr Reilly, who was shot in the head as he sat in a car in 2018.

Glasgow Airport unveils plans for 15MW solar farm

Owner AGS says it is part of a drive to decarbonise its infrastructure and achieve net zero by the mid-2030s.

Ministers accused of U-turn on cod protection area

A conservation group criticises a cut in the size of a seasonal protection area for cod in the Firth of Clyde.

Critical care teenager pleads: 'Get the Covid vaccine'

Luci Smith caught Covid before vaccinations were available to her age group and ended up seriously ill.

Glasgow Silicon Valley-style research centre planned

The UK government's new "levelling up" plans include what it calls a "innovation accelerator" for Glasgow.

US-based resort operator Cove buys Argyll Holidays

Cove Communities pays an undisclosed sum for Argyll Holidays, which owned eight parks across Argyll and Bute.

Irn-Bru maker AG Barr raises prices as inflation bites

The Cumbernauld firm says it has faced rising costs for raw materials in the past financial year.

Residents near Glasgow Trinity tower fear evacuation could last months

Those living around the landmark Trinity tower believe it could be months before they get home.