Man's body found four months after he fell from Clyde ferry

A major search was launched after the man fell from the ferry travelling between Gourock and Dunoon in June.

What did we learn from Rohl's Rangers Ibrox debut?

BBC Scotland's Kheredine Idessane reviews Danny Rohl's first home match as Rangers head coach, which produced a maiden three points ...

Drones could fly medicines and mail in Argyll and Bute

More than £500,000 has been announced by the UK government to further explore the use of drones in the area.

Green defectors become Your Party's first Scottish councillors

Dan Hutchison, Seonad Hoy and Leodhas Massie have become the first elected Your Party representatives in Scotland.

'Eating disorder myths made it harder for me to graduate'

Hayley Morrison faced a rollercoaster of highs and lows after she was diagnosed with an eating disorder.

Over £1m spent on Scottish ferry staff working in Turkey

The Scottish Conservatives, who obtained the information, say taxpayers are being "left to pick up the tab".

Thousands descend on Paisley for Halloween festival

The town is holding its annual spooky festival, including a parade of colourful illuminated characters.

Fake Labubu toys seized from shops across Renfrewshire

About 150 dolls, plushies and phone cases were found to breach safety standards.

Susie Wolff: A relentless drive to the top of Formula 1

How a racing boss made it from a childhood in Oban to the fast lane of global motorsport.

Man and woman dead and five in hospital after flat fire

Emergency services were alerted to the blaze in the four-storey building in Hyndland on Monday night.

Anger at Commonwealth Games ticket sales problems

People living within Glasgow postcode areas have the first opportunity to buy tickets - but there have been online booking problems.

George Square opening will not be 'accelerated' for Commonwealth Games

The square was a hub for visitors to the 2014 games and is due to open "just after" the event in August.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Susie Wolff: A relentless drive to the top of Formula 1

How a racing boss made it from a childhood in Oban to the fast lane of global motorsport.

Nicholas Rossi: How the mask slipped during US fugitive's court saga

Unravelling the case of a US fugitive who claimed to be the victim of mistaken identity after being traced in Glasgow.

'I loved playing a psychopath' says The Ridge star Lauren Lyle

Outlander and Vigil star Lauren Lyle is back with a psychological thriller.

Anger as historic Clyde ship towed out to sea and sunk in Hawaii

Falls of Clyde was scuttled by the authorities in Hawaii despite a campaign to return to its birthplace for restoration.

Tim Curry's Rocky Horror corset 'bought in the Barras'

Tim Curry has revealed mad scientist Dr Frank-N-Furter's distinctive costume came from a Glasgow market.

We can't make calls or stream videos since Storm Amy damaged vital internet link

Broadband, mobile data, and digital phone services all failed on Tiree after a subsea fibre cable was damaged during Storm Amy.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Man accused of killing Scots gangsters to appear in Spanish court after extradition

Spanish police allege Michael Riley murdered Eddie Lyons Jnr and Ross Monaghan at a bar on the Costa del Sol in May.

Sir Alex Ferguson helps fund Glasgow club's Scottish Cup trip

The former Manchester United manager paid for overnight accommodation for Benburb FC before they play Wick.

Man guilty of raping doctor and carrying out indecent act in dock

Mihai Nicolae Patran assaulted a 27 year-old doctor as she walked along Mitchell Street in November 2023.

Celtic Connections unveils 2026 festival programme

The festival's 33rd edition will run from 15 January until 1 February and kicks off with a special World Connections show.

Council ends contract after lengthy delays to home works

Renfrewshire Council say Bell Group's programme of kitchen, bathroom and rewiring works was only completed in 75 out of 158 homes.

Three people taken to hospital after Barrhead car crash

Two men and a woman were taken to hospital for treatment and the driver has been arrested.

Princess Anne becomes patron of Glasgow Caledonian University

The Princess Royal has become patron of Glasgow Caledonian University as part of celebrations commemorating its founding institutions.

New memorial to US pilot who died in WW2 crash

The airman was on a flight delivering an aircraft to England when his plane crashed near Howwood.

Is Rohl answer for Rangers? Or 'rinse and repeat'?

Danny Rohl appears to be the frontrunner for the Rangers job. We examine whether he would be a good fit - or just more of the same.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Morton manager and partner raise £18k in memory of baby daughter

Remi was only 1lb 4oz when she was born 14 weeks premature in July and died almost three weeks later.

'Chaos reigns as Gerrard leaves Rangers scrambling'

Maybe the time has now come for Rangers to accept that when Steven Gerrard says 'it's not you, it's me' what he actually mea...

Gerrard rejects chance to return as Rangers boss

After talks following Russell Martin's sacking, Steven Gerrard turns down the chance to return to Rangers for a second stint as manager....

Football fan hit by three cars 'walked on to M6'

John Burns, 22, died on Junction 42 near Carlisle after getting off a coach, an inquest hears.

Robbie Williams to kick off new album tour in Glasgow

The singer will begin his 2026 tour at the Barrowlands, ahead of the release of his latest album.

TikTok creator guilty of killing woman by dangerous driving

Leigh Sutherland was speeding in a car with defective brakes when he smashed into a Peugeot 108 in Cumbernauld.

Robbie Williams to kick off new album tour in Glasgow

The singer will begin his 2026 tour at the Barrowlands, ahead of the release of his latest album.

Tiree's sub-sea internet cable damaged by Storm Amy

More engineers are expected to arrive on the island by ferry to carry out repairs.

Woman jailed for shouting Nazi slogan and saluting outside library

Rochelle Green went on to strike an elderly stranger on the head as he passed by and made a gun gesture towards him.

The battle for Scotland's flag: Why the right has adopted the saltire

The saltire has long been embraced by supporters of Scottish independence – but now it is being unfurled for a different cause.

Former Tory council leader on trial over alleged romance fraud

East Dunbartonshire councillor Andrew Polson is accused of coercing a woman to pay into a property scheme.

'I confronted killer before synagogue attack'

Ivor Rosenberg says he confronted the attacker who was acting suspiciously outside the synagogue.

Suspended Campbeltown sailings will not return in 2026

The route was suspended because of the problems the company was facing maintaining lifeline services.

'I confronted killer before synagogue attack'

Ivor Rosenberg says he confronted the attacker who was acting suspiciously outside the synagogue.

Engineers still working to restore power after Storm Amy

SSEN said hundreds of engineers had been dispatched across the country on Monday.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Pop-up surgeries at farming markets 'are saving lives'

Health check surgeries aim to help farmers avoid leaving it too late before going to see a doctor.

Education head apologises after 'insulting' music classes

Linda McAulay-Griffiths stated she was "no really seeing the point of a wean knocking seven bells out of a glockenspiel".

Driver taken to hospital after bus crashes into building

The driver was taken to hospital and a road was closed after the incident in Glasgow city centre.

Rare medieval remains uncovered in Glasgow

An archaeology team uncovers pottery and well-preserved wooden posts and fencing at a site in the Gallowgate area.

Thousands join Great Scottish Run on streets of Glasgow

More than 32,000 runners have raced Glasgow while taking part in the AJ Bell Great Scottish run.

Power restored to 50,000 homes in Storm Amy clear up

A Met Office yellow weather alert for all of Scotland expired at midnight, but a smaller warning area for high winds remains.

Widespread damage as Storm Amy 'hit harder' than expected

More than 60,000 homes were left without power as wind and rain swept across Scotland overnight.

Audit raises concerns about NHS Ayrshire & Arran's governance

The health board currently pays about £1.1m each year in GP Sustainability Payments to 11 practices.

Storm warning cancels Great Scottish Run child events

The cancelled runs include a 2.5km junior race, a toddler dash and a one mile mini run for under nines

Council furious as job centre to close without consultation

Cambuslang Jobcentre is to close by January with customers and staff transferred to Rutherglen.

Where will a tourist tax be introduced in Scotland?

From this week anyone booking an overnight stay in Edinburgh next July will have to pay the visitor levy.

Man jailed for sexual abuse dating back to 1966

David Corrigan attacked three victims in Paisley over a near 40-year period between 1966 and 2005.

Should Rangers fear Sturm Graz in Europa League?

How difficult a game do Rangers face against Sturm Graz in the Europa League?

Scot murdered in LA had sought restraining order against accused

June Bunyan, 37, applied for a restraining order against Jonathan Renteria in December 2023, citing domestic violence.

Man accused of killing Scots gang members in Spain fears reprisals

Michael Riley is charged with the murders of Ross Monaghan and Eddie Lyons Jnr in Feungirola on 31 May.