Council calls for aid amid Glasgow refugee housing concerns

Glasgow's homelessness applications are expected to double compared to last year.

Orphaned otter given second chance by sanctuary

Dòbhran was found in Mull before being taken to a sanctuary in Skye for treatment.

Suspicious death of man found in common close in Renfrew

The 52-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene in Renfrew early on Monday morning.

Lost or stolen? The treasures missing from Scotland's museums

Thousands of items, including paintings and gems, are missing from galleries and museums.

'I've lost 42 members of my family in Gaza attacks'

A Palestinian living in Glasgow spoke to thousands who joined a rally calling for a ceasefire.

‘I’m terrified of e-bikes after food courier smash’

Cycling Scotland backs a call for food delivery firms to take greater responsibility for their riders.

School strikes set to go ahead amid pay deadlock

Council leaders have put off a decision on whether to implement a pay offer for non-teaching staff.

Sparta Prague 0-0 Rangers: Philippe Clement's side survive first-half pressure to claim point

Rangers emerge with a precious Europa League point from Prague after a testing night against Sparta.

Ferguson ferry design 'more complex' than warships

Shipyard boss tells MSPs the design of the ill-fated ferries is more challenging than for Type 26 frigates.

STAYC - K-pop group in Rangers tops 'mix-up' at Texas gig

The band mistakenly wore the Scottish Premiership jerseys instead of local baseball team Texas Rangers.

CalMac ferry MV Hebridean Isles fixed after 10 months of repairs

CalMac's MV Hebridean Isles returns to service after fears it was destined for the breakers.

Flagship museum closed as staff strike over cuts

More museums, libraries and art galleries across Glasgow face closure during a week of strike action.

Baby girl dies after becoming ill at Craig Tara holiday park

Police say the death of the one-year-old girl at Haven's Craig Tara caravan park, near Ayr, is unexplained.

Cameron House hotel closes fine dining restaurant

Unite the union previously raised concerns around the future of the restaurant's staff.

Man arrested after major firearms recovery in Glasgow

Police say officers found weapons and a quantity of ammunition at a property in Maryhill, Glasgow.

Learner driver jailed for Glasgow fogged windscreen death

Derek Blackshaw, 46, was struck by a teenage motorist while returning home from a funeral.

Police officer stabbed after responding to break-in

The female officer is stable in hospital after the attack which was branded "despicable" by Ayrshire's police chief

Lawyer's Scottish ferries deal report finds no evidence of fraud

A lawyer-led review was prompted by a BBC documentary into the Ferguson ferries controversy.

Margaret Fleming 'invisible' at time of her murder

An independent review warns what happened to Margaret Fleming could happen anywhere in Scotland.

MP Lisa Cameron rejects calls for a by-election

She tells BBC News she regrets not leaving the SNP sooner and repeats her claims of a "toxic" culture.

Man who murdered vulnerable teenager Margaret Fleming dies in jail

Edward Cairney was convicted of killing Margaret Fleming over 20 years ago but never revealed the location of her remains.

Legal challenge told Glasgow LEZ is 'unnecessary'

A lawyer claims most air quality targets had been met prior to new low emission zone rules.

Construction begins at Glasgow 'frigate factory'

The huge building will allow BAe Systems to construct two Royal Navy warships simultaneously under cover.

New Govan-Partick bridge sails down Clyde to Glasgow

A new bridge designed to reconnect two communities has arrived in Glasgow.

Philippe Clement: Rangers appoint former Monaco head coach as manager

Rangers appoint former Monaco head coach Philippe Clement as their new manager on a three-and-a-half-year contract.

Thousands march in pro-Palestine rallies across Scotland

Demonstrators gathered in Glasgow, Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee on Saturday afternoon.

New bridge connecting Govan-Partick sails into Glasgow

The bridge, which is aimed at reconnecting two communities, was delayed in high winds on Friday.

Repairs hope for veteran CalMac ferry MV Hebridean Isles

MV Hebridean Isles is due to carry passengers again this weekend for the first time in eight months.

Homelessness warning over Glasgow asylum seeker claims

Glasgow City Council fears a Home Office drive to clear a backlog could put more pressure on housing services.

Israel-Gaza attacks: Yousaf makes contact with trapped in-laws

Scotland's First Minister Humza Yousaf says his wife's parents stuck in Gaza are "safe for now".

Three patients die after colonoscopy care failures

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde says they were among six harmed when a doctor failed to carry out appropriate follow-up care.

Rest and Be Thankful road hit by 13 landslips

About 9,500 tonnes of debris fell onto the A83 in Argyll and Bute during heavy rain over the weekend.

Hamas Israel attacks: Humza Yousaf's in-laws trapped in Gaza

Scotland's first minister says he is "worried sick" for his wife's parents who are in Gaza visiting family.

Argyll and Bute: Flood hit wedding saved by helpful farmer

Despite torrential rain, the celebrant hitched a ride to the ceremony in Argyll on board a tractor.

Flood warnings still in place across much of Scotland

A search is resuming near Strathtay amid fears the 77-year-old was swept away by the River Tay on Sunday.

Coin hoard could be linked to 1692's Glencoe Massacre

The 17th Century coins were found hidden beneath a fireplace at the site of a ruined house.

Boy, 15, taken to hospital after Johnstone hit-and-run

Police appeal for witnesses after the teenager was struck by a motorbike in Johnstone on Thursday.

Work due to begin after seven landslips close A83 in Argyll

Inspectors will assess damage and decide what work can be done to re-open the vital Argyll road.

Celtic 3-1 Kilmarnock: Defending champions move seven points clear at top

Celtic move seven points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership after eventually seeing off Kilmarnock in Glasgow.

Livingston 2-0 Motherwell: Miller sent off in fourth successive defeat for visitors

Livingston end their recent slump as they punish 10-man Motherwell with a dominant display in the Scottish Premiership.

Scotland weather: Ten people airlifted to safety after Argyll landslips

An HM Coastguard helicopter rescued 10 motorists stranded from the mud covered A83 and A815.

Rutherglen and Hamilton West: 'A lot of SNP voters lost a little faith'

Many by-election voters in Rutherglen were left disappointed, but some say it was not a surprise.

Aris Limassol 2-1 Rangers: Dismal Rangers slump to defeat away in Cyprus

Steven Davis' stint as caretaker manager gets off to the worst possible start as a dismal Rangers side slump to Europa League defeat awa...

Nicholas Rossi to be extradited to US on rape charges

Scotland's justice secretary confirms that the extradition of the American fugitive Nicholas Rossi can go ahead.

Man fined £400 for racial abuse of cricket umpire Majid Haq

Former Scotland international Majid Haq faced a racial slur at a cricket game in Greenock.

Second arrest over death of man after Glasgow flat incident

Joseph McGready, 30, was found injured in a Glasgow flat on Saturday and later died in hospital.

UK & Ireland sole bidder for Euro 2028 after Turkey withdraws to focus on Euro 2032

The UK and Republic of Ireland are now the only bidders for Euro 2028 after Turkey withdraws to focus on a joint bid with Italy for Euro 2032.

Fire crews tackle overnight blaze at former Glasgow nursery

Six appliances were sent to the scene in the east end of Glasgow on Tuesday.

Rangers: Michael Beale leaves Ibrox - where did it go wrong for Englishman?

BBC Scotland takes a look back at Michael Beale's tenure and what went wrong for him as manager at Rangers.

Artists to create legal graffiti walls on Glasgow buildings

Walls on two council-owned buildings in Glasgow will be used as part of a six-month trial.

Steven Davis: Rangers interim boss wants to 'get some pride back'

Steven Davis wants to "get some pride back" after being placed in interim charge of Rangers in the wake of Michael Beale's sac...

Firefighters called back to derelict Ayr hotel

A crew return to the Ayr Station Hotel after reports of smouldering a week after a major fire.

Ryder Cup lake plunge fan says 'sun got to me'

John Burleigh became a social media sensation after leaping into a lake to celebrate Europe's win.

SNP MPs face challengers in selection battles

Internal party contests ahead of the next general election have highlighted divisions within the party.

The former footballer scoring with his art

Ex-player Craig Black's art has taken him to the World Cup in Qatar and the Champions League final.

Rangers: Michael Beale sacked as manager; Steven Davis takes interim charge

Michael Beale has been sacked as Rangers manager after slipping seven points behind Celtic after seven games of the season.

Thousands on Glasgow's streets for Great Scottish Run

Sunday's 10k and half marathon rounded off the weekend after junior and mini events on Saturday.

Frank McDougall: Former Aberdeen and St Mirren striker dies aged 65

Former Aberdeen and St Mirren striker Frank McDougall has died aged 65.

The enduring allure of The Waverley paddle steamer

How a nation fell in love with the world's last sea-going paddle steamer.