Celtic are 1-50 odds-on favourites to win their fifth successive title as the Scottish Premiership gets under way on Saturday.
31 July 2015
Celtic v Ross County
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Celtic and Ross County.
Inverness CT v Motherwell
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Motherwell.
Kilmarnock v Dundee
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Kilmarnock and Dundee.
Hamilton Academical v Partick Th
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Hamilton Academical and Partick Thistle.
Death of man on beach 'unexplained'
Detectives are trying to identify a dead man found on a beach in Ayr on Friday morning.
Final weekend of family fun as Merchant City Festival draws to a close
Take a look at the final events at the Merchant City Festival before it draws to a close on Sunday, August 2.
Ditch your wellies for indoor festival dubbed T at the Quay
Glasgow Alea will be hosting a free indoor festival with bands, DJs, entertainment and the atmosphere of a festival - only without the mud.
Motherwell recruit keeper Ripley
Motherwell sign Middlesbrough goalkeeper Connor Ripley on a loan deal until January.
Rangers bring on board ISDX adviser
Rangers are closer to joining the ISDX Stock Exchange after appointing Peterhouse Corporate Finance as corporate adviser.
New tour allows history lovers to step into golden age of the Gorbals
A new app giving a historical walking tour of the Gorbals will bring memories to life, using old photographs submitted by the public.
Bin lorry driver's references 'seen'
The Glasgow bin lorry inquiry into the deaths of six people has heard that the driver Harry Clarke had satisfactory references - but they ca...
The Wimbledon factor: Free tennis for all this weekend
Think you could be ace at tennis? Here’s your chance to see if you are the next Andy Murray or Serena Williams.
St Pats 'reject' Well bid for Bolger
St Patrick's Athletic midfielder Greg Bolger claims the club has rebuffed a bid for him from Motherwell.
Hibernian sign St Mirren's McGinn
Hibernian complete the signing of midfielder John McGinn after agreeing a development fee with St Mirren.
Blues' Johnstone to join Morton
Former Celtic striker Denny Johnstone is to join Greenock Morton on loan from Birmingham City.
Video: History of Glasgow's iconic Necropolis revealed
With over 50,000 people buried there, the Necropolis is an iconic landmark of Victorian Glasgow, hosting the rich, the poor and the unknown....
Limmy jumps from screen to stage at SECC live shows
Glasgow funnyman Brian Limond will be taking his popular skits to the main stage on January 30 and 31.
Frightened Rabbit hit back at online abuse with anti-bulling campaign
Scottish indie rockers Frightened Rabbit have hit back at online trolls, creating and selling a T-shirt to raise funds for an anti-bulling c...
Blood-covered man found in cemetery
A man is in hospital after being found covered in blood in Greenock Cemetery in Inverclyde.
Anger at Mull directors decision
The actor's union Equity has hit out at the decision to remove two of Mull's best-known creative directors from their posts.
30 July 2015
Celtic boss savours flag unfurling
Ronny Deila aims to enjoy the unfurling of the league flag as he did not feel a part of the celebration last term.
Trump says referendum 'bad period'
US tycoon Donald Trump has said a second referendum on Scottish independence would be "ridiculous".
Lord Provost pleas with locals to help re-instate Glasgow as curry capital
Glasgow is currently battling against Bradford in its bid to be crowned Curry Capital of Britain for a fifth time.
Bin lorry driver 'had no references'
The Glasgow bin lorry inquiry into the deaths of six people hears the driver had no references on his file and was suspended from his former...
Lord Provost keen people vote for their top curry restaurant
Glasgow's Lord Provost Sadie Docherty is calling on all curry lovers to vote for their favourite restaurant in a bid to reclaim the city...
Cannabis farm found near city court
Police seize hundreds of cannabis plants with a street value of about £300,000 from a tenement building in Glasgow city centre.
Watch masterpieces unfold at Glasgow's outdoor painting festival
The UK’s biggest outdoor-painting festival, competition and exhibition is coming to Glasgow.
Scottish aid charity raises record £3.4m thanks to Wee Box appeal
Scottish aid charity Sciaf has tripled its previous fundraising record, raising millions of pounds for some of the poorest people across the...
Weir Group profits hit by oil slump
Engineering firm Weir Group reports a 40% fall in first-half pre-tax profit, following a slump in US oil and gas drilling activity.
29 July 2015
Deila urges Celtic to finish tie
Ronny Deila challenges Celtic to add to their 1-0 lead over Qarabag in the return leg of their Champions League qualifier.
Celtic 1-0 Qarabag
Dedryck Boyata keeps Celtic's Champions League hopes on track with a late winner against Qarabag.
Scotland will be home of all things Bajan at Barbados House
On Saturday, August 1 Barbados House will be officially launched in Edinburgh.
Child assault man has sentence cut
A man who was jailed for assaulting a five-week old baby boy, leaving him blind and brain damaged, has his sentence cut by appeal judges.
Expert warns Slide 'N' Fly Facebook events may be data mining scam
A digital security expert has warned that thousands of people across Scotland and the UK could have signed up to a data mining scam.
Gordon extends Celtic deal to 2018
Celtic goalkeeper Craig Gordon extends his contract with the Scottish champions until 2018.
Scots care provider bought for £9.2m
A Scottish provider of residential care and education services for young people with complex needs is being bought by CareTech Holdings.
Meet The Great British Bake Off hopefuls from Scotland
Let us introduce you to macaron maestro Marie and crafty cake decorator Flora.
Pensioner dies after car crash
An 85-year-old man who was one of four people injured after a head-on crash in North Lanarkshire dies.
Scottish firms to expand in China
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon reveals plans by two Scottish firms to expand operations in China as she continues a trade mission.
Rangers withdraw shareholder rights
Rangers withdraw the rights of four shareholders to vote, collect a dividend or trade their stake.
Celtic are favourites - Qarabag boss
Gurban Gurbanov says a change in playing style makes Celtic favourites for the first leg of their Champions League qualifier.
Deila backs Celtic squad's quality
Celtic's Ronny Deila thinks his side have sufficient strength to overcome Qarabag in Champions League qualifying.
Plans for Kelvingrove Museum to redesign iconic gallery
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum’s popular Life Gallery is to be redesigned to enable intriguing new specimens from the Natural History an...
Thousands to Stopover with Mumford and Sons at Highland festival
The final planning is underway with over 20,000 music fans set to descend for Mumford and Sons at the Aviemore festival.
Huge rail bridge slid into place
A new 2,000 tonne railway bridge is completed and slid into place over the M8 as part of a £500m project to upgrade Scotland's motorway ...
Kelvingrove announces redesign
Sir Roger the elephant, one of the most popular exhibits at the Glasgow attraction, will be off public display for months during works.
Glasgow hopping with excitement as Oktoberfest confirmed to return
The celebration of beer, bratwurst and German festival culture is set to return to Glasgow Green for a third year.
Bin lorry crash risk 'tolerable'
The inquiry into the bin lorry crash which killed six people in Glasgow hears that a council document rated the risk of a crash as "tol...
Motorhead set to put the pedal to the metal at SECC gig
Motörhead are set to smash out their biggest tunes across Europe in celebration of their 40th anniversary.
28 July 2015
Biker found guilty over crash death
A biker who crashed head-on into another motorcyclist, leaving him with fatal injuries, is found guilty of causing death by careless driving...
Rolls-Royce in £60m Scots investment
Rolls-Royce, the engine and turbine maker, is to invest up to £60m in its Renfrewshire manufacturing plant.
Watch: Hilarious clip shows two drivers take 17 minutes to reverse park
Is this the worst parking ever? A video clip uploaded to Youtube shows two drivers take 17 minutes to reverse park their Mini.
Art school research reveals life stories of wartime students and staff
As part of a major research project into its First World War roll of honour, Glasgow School of Art is appealing for information.
Subcity documentary highlights 20 years of legendary Glasgow station
To honour 20 years of freeform radio, the Subcity team are releasing a documentary highlighting the radio show's history.
Scottish house prices rise 3.5%
Scottish house prices were 3.5% higher in the three months to June than at the same time last year, figures have shown.
Two pensioners injured in crash
A man and woman in their 80s are among four people who have been injured in a head-on crash in North Lanarkshire.
Glasgow to host first monthly social enterprise market in east end
A monthly market on the first weekend of the month will offer live events, stalls and food, all brought to you by Glasgow's social enter...
Sir Alex Ferguson to return to Glasgow with new book tour
The greatest manager in footballing history will take to theatre halls in Glasgow to celebrate the launch of his new book, Leading.
St Enoch Subway entrance open to public after £5.3m modernisation
The new entrance to the St Enoch Subway Station has been completed, following over a year of renovation and a £5.3m modernisation.
Works starts on 96-turbine wind farm
Construction work begins on a 96-turbine wind farm straddling the border of South Ayrshire and Dumfries and Galloway.
Plans to roll out second Glasgow Krispy Kreme in Silverburn
A planning application has revealed proposals to open another Scottish Krispy Kreme outlet at Silverburn Shopping Centre next to TK Maxx.
Bannerman High pupils success in Shanghai
Three pupils from Bannerman High School, who are attending the Shanghai International Youth Summer Camp with young people from 22 countries,...
Bin lorry may have reached 25mph
The bin lorry which crashed in Glasgow killing six people may have reached a speed of 25mph as it hit pedestrians, a fatal accident inquiry ...
Old Gorbals Photos Needed for New Walking App
An appeal for old photos of the Gorbals has been launched by Glasgow residents creating a new heritage walking app.
Glasgow 3D printer makes new 'Barbie hand' for young Rinoa
A four-year-old from Hamilton has been given a new lease of life after a 3D printing company made her a bright pink prosthetic hand.
Two arrested after east end stabbing
Two men, both aged 23, are arrested by police investing a disturbance in the Easterhouse area of Glasgow.
Fantasy sport firm plans expansion
One of the big hopes for Scotland's digital sector is to expand into an office which could see its workforce multiply up to five-fold.
27 July 2015
Senior doctor guilty of misconduct
A Scottish GP and former government advisor has been found guilty of misconduct over his treatment of four patients, including two children....
Cyclist slams council for cycle lane reroute after installing bus stop
Following an angry response to a bus stop being placed across Glasgow bike lane last week, Glasgow City Council has created an alternative b...
Face of 'Thankerton Man' revealed
Scientists from Dundee University recreate the face of a young man who lived more than 4,000 years ago.
Is this the furthest anyone has gone for a bite of pepperoni pizza?
T in the Park reveller Allan Branning says he swapped his iPhone for a bite of pizza at the festival and now needs a new mobile.
Every child's dream job? Toy testers needed at Hamleys in Glasgow
Children are invited to turn up at the St Enoch Centre in Glasgow next week to try out the latest gadgets.
Artisan bakers revive derelict park pavilion with cafe and crafts hub
A new artisan cafe is set to breathe life back into the iconic Newlands Park tennis pavilion that has lain empty in the southside for decade...
Murder probe police study interviews
Police investigating the murder of a man whose body was found in water in Renfrewshire study the results of interviews with the public.
Four people injured in A73 crash
Four people are injured in a crash between two cars on the A73 in North Lanarkshire.
Paolo Nutini delights beer lovers with appearance at pop-up bar
Scotland’s soul man, Paolo Nutini, popped into Glasgow's new Heverlee at Tontine pop-up bar in the Merchant City over the weekend.
Loganair wins lifeline flights deal
The contract to operate public service obligation flights linking Campbeltown, Tiree and Barra with Glasgow is awarded to Loganair.
Crash driver denied blacking out
A fatal accident inquiry into the bin lorry crash which killed six people in Glasgow hears the driver told a nurse he had not blacked out.
Heroes of Arctic convoys remembered
Stories from WW2 Arctic convoy veterans
Medical research centre wins funding
The University of Glasgow is awarded £3.4m to create a new research centre for precision medicine.
Charities in hepatitis testing drive
Hepatitis charities are calling on Scots who think they may have been exposed to the virus to get tested as part of a national campaign.
Gambler exclusion scheme to launch
A new scheme allowing anyone with a gambling problem to exclude themselves from high street betting shops is due to launch in Glasgow.
26 July 2015
Three men stabbed in murder bid
Three men are treated for serious stab wounds after a disturbance in the Easterhouse area of Glasgow.
Studio Ghibli screening at GFT set to attract thousands
To celebrate the enchanting and influential works of master filmmaker Hayao Miyazaki, Glasgow Film Theatre will be screening a selection of ...
First for Scots rockers as Idlewild team up with RSNO for Spree Fest
Following in the footsteps of The Twilight Sad, Admiral Fallow and King Creosote, Glasgow rockers Idlewild are joining the national orchestr...
Enjoy a walking culinary adventure at The Wee Food Tour
The Wee Food Tour invites you to join in a walking food adventure through Glasgow.
25 July 2015
Annan Athletic 3-1 Airdrieonians
Josh Todd scores a second-half hat-trick to guide Annan Athletic past Airdrieonians into the Challenge Cup second round.
Ayr United 3-1 Albion Rovers
Ayr United convincingly beat League One rivals Albion Rovers in the first round of the Challenge Cup.
E'burgh 0-0 Queen's Park (1-3 pens)
Willie Muir is the hero as Queen's Park win on penalties against Edinburgh City in the Scottish Challenge Cup.
Greenock Morton 2-3 Dumbarton
Grant Gallagher's first-half double helps Dumbarton to a win at Morton in the first round of the Challenge Cup.
St Mirren 3-1 Berwick Rangers
Ian Murray gets off to a winning start as St Mirren manager against Berwick Rangers in the Scottish Challenge Cup.
Livingston 2-1 Clyde
Holders Livingston begin their defence of the Scottish Challenge Cup with a narrow first-round win over Clyde.
Warburton lauds impact of signings
Rangers manager Mark Warburton hails his side after starting his reign with a 6-2 win over Hibernian at Easter Road.
Arrests made at Hibs v Rangers
Rangers could be in trouble with the SPFL due to the behaviour of some of the club's fans during their win over Hibernian.
Review call following custody death
The family of a man who died in police custody backs calls for a Scottish government review of all such deaths.
Hibernian in talks with McGinn
Hibernian are in talks with John McGinn but will need to pay St Mirren compensation to sign the midfielder.
Young culinary genius to host intimate West End pop-up
At age 19, Scottish Young Chef of the Year Jonathan Ferguson is gunning to impress Glasgow diners before moving to a Michelin star restauran...
24 July 2015
Hibernian v Rangers
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Challenge Cup game between Hibernian and Rangers.
Promotion the priority for Warburton
BBC Scotland assesses the challenge facing Mark Warburton in his debut season as Rangers manager.
Drinks sales flat due to poor summer
The cold, wet summer weather takes the fizz out of sales at Cumbernauld-based Irn-Bru maker AG Barr.
Cycle lane rerouted behind bus stop
A cycle lane in Glasgow which had a bus stop built in the middle of it has been rerouted.
Celtic boss sets fans Qarabag task
A capacity crowd at Celtic Park on Wednesday can unsettle the Scottish side's Champions League opponents, says Ronny Deila.
Robert Carlyle: Trainspotting sequel is "closer than ever"
Sitting on the set of his directorial debut, Robert Carlyle chuckles when asked how many times he's been quizzed about the return of Tra...
Profit warning from power firm
Glasgow and Dumbarton power generator Aggreko sees its share price dip sharply after a warning that it's going to under-shoot its profit...
Hotel owner jailed for 'slavery'
The former owner of a Scottish hotel is jailed for three years for trafficking workers from Bangladesh.
Millers defender handed 10-game ban
Scottish player Kirk Broadfoot banned for 10 games for sectarian abuse of winger James McClean.
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Top picks for the Merchant City Festival 2015
The stages are set for the start of nine activity packed and fun filled days for the 2015 Merchant City Festival.
LGBT festival Free Pride backtracks on decision to ban drag acts
Following widespread criticism, an alternative Pride event has had a change of heart about its decision to ban drag artists from performing....
Crash driver did not report blackout
The driver of a bin lorry which crashed in Glasgow killing six people did not report a blackout episode to a previous employer, an inquiry h...
Thistle-stop tour of Glasgow to mark first anniversary of the Commonwealth Games
To celebrate the first anniversary of the XX Commonwealth Games, 22 life-size statues of Games mascot Clyde make a welcome return to popular...
Clutha pub to reopen after crash
A new bar is to open at the Clutha pub in Glasgow more than a year and a half after a police helicopter crashed into its roof.
Footage of second Scots beaver kit
Footage of a second beaver kit in the Knapdale Forest in Argyll has been released by the Scottish Beaver Trial.
23 July 2015
Inspirational Renfrewshire woman who lost hands and feet climbs Ben Nevis
The sheer grit and determination of quadruple amputee Corinne Hutton was bigger that Ben Nevis, as she scaled the mountain this week with 80...
In Pictures: The 12 most memorable moments from Glasgow 2014
From a Glasgow Kiss to Usain Bolt boogieing to The Proclaimers, here are the 12 moments from the Commonwealth Games that will stick in the m...
Queen Elizabeth University Hospital to extend staff car park
A demolition of decommissioned hospital buildings will allow more staff car park spaces by next summer.
Youngsters emulate Usain Bolt at the opening of Crownpoint running track as part of Anniversary Games
Hundreds of youngsters from across Glasgow were given the chance to emulate the world's fastest man, Usain Bolt, at the official opening...
VIDEO: Gerry Cinnamon makes T in the Park debut - and the response is epic
In a few short minutes at T in the Park, singer-songwriter Gerry Cinnamon went from Castlemilk lad to Bruce Springsteen - here's his sto...
Renowned conductor jailed for abuse
A Grammy Award-winning conductor is jailed for 12 months for sexually abusing two young boys in Glasgow.
Hibs reject Rangers bid for Allan
Hibernian say it was "easy" to turn down a £175,000 bid from Rangers for midfielder Scott Allan.
Holt seeks winning start at Rangers
Rangers' latest signing, Jason Holt, believes victory over Hibernian could set the tone for the season.
Qarabag a big step up - Celtic boss
Ronny Deila admits Celtic must improve against Azerbaijan opponents to stay on course for the Champions League.
Ciftci a long-term project - Deila
Celtic boss Ronny Deila shrugs off substituting new signing Nadir Ciftci in a second successive Champions League qualifier.
Clyde's back with new city trail to celebrate Games' first anniversary
The cheery thistle mascot will make a return to the city at 22 different locations.
All you need to know for the first 'Scotland-proof' festival
When it rains in Glasgow, it pours, but an innovative bunch of music lovers have vowed to launch a festival this August that even our unpred...
Crewman recalls 'terror' of crash
A crewman of the bin lorry that killed six people in Glasgow tells a fatal accident inquiry he was terrified as the vehicle hit pedestrians....
'No cuts' to ferries workforce
A union involved in a dispute with CalMac says the agreement reached has ended a potential threat of job cuts.
Mountain rescue search for walker
Mountain rescue teams and a police helicopter are used in the search for a missing walker David Alan Jones.
Post-Games Report finds Games contributed £740m to Scotland's economy
The Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games brought social, cultural and economic benefits to the whole of Scotland, the event's official evalua...
Youth avoids record after drug essay
A teenager caught with Ecstasy at T in the Park is given an absolute discharge after writing a 500-word essay on drugs.
Glasgow 2014 games 'worth £740m'
An official report into the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games says the event was worth £740m to the Scottish economy.
22 July 2015
Strikes off after CalMac talks deal
An agreement is reached in the industrial dispute at CalMac ferries which will prevent further strike action.
Scottish Power sees coal power drop
Scottish Power reported a 24% drop in its coal-powered electricity generation in the first half of this year.
New CCTV cameras to be installed in Govanhill to make streets safer
Seven new CCTV cameras will be installed in the southside following a long-running campaign to stamp out crime in the area.
Anger as bus stop placed across Glasgow bike lane
Architect and member of Glasgow Green Cycle Club, Michael Dougall has voiced his disappointment as a cycle lane has been blocked by a bus st...
Hospital worker in £1.3m theft
A hospital worker stole £1.3m of medical equipment then sold it for just £70,000, a court has heard.
VIDEO: Have you seen the dancing diggers in Merchant City?
If so, fear not - the spectacular aerial acrobatics are all part of Surge festival, an outlandish display of physical theatre returning to C...
Steak, Cattle and Roll steers onto Sauchiehall Street
American diner Steak Cattle and Roll is bringing its mac 'n' cheese burgers and Irn-Bru milkshakes into the city centre.
NHS board criticised in cancer case
A health board is criticised after it took nearly a year for a patient to be told he was dying of cancer.
Bust up over bike lane bus stop
A Glasgow cyclist has voiced his anger after a bus stop was placed across a city bike lane.
New £1.2m St Vincent Plaza walkway to light up M8 underpass
A new £1.2m walkway linking St Vincent Street and William Street will officially open in September,
West on the Corner finalist in Pub of the Year Awards
West on the Corner will be vying for Scotland's best new bar with the winner being revealed next month at the Scottish Bar and Pub Award...
Billionaire eyes major new shipyard
Billionaire businessman Jim McColl is considering a takeover of one of Europe's largest dry docks, on the Clyde.
Line-up revealed for Tenement Trail festival 2015
The third annual multi-venue music festival from Scotland’s music platform Tenement TV has revealed a packed line-up for 2015.
Ferry talks 'bitterly disappointing'
Talks aimed at resolving the CalMac ferry dispute are described as "bitterly disappointing" by a union.
Bin lorry crash inquiry to begin
A fatal accident inquiry into the Glasgow bin lorry crash, which left six people dead in December, is to get under way.
Art school blaze students show work
Students who lost work in the Glasgow School of Art fire are to show new work made through a special programme set up to help them.
Projects share £1.6m lottery funding
Three Glasgow-based projects are to share funding totalling almost £1.6m from the Big Lottery Fund Scotland.
21 July 2015
Stjarnan v Celtic (agg (0-2)
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Champions League game between Stjarnan and Celtic.
Rangers add Tavernier and Waghorn
Rangers sign full-back James Tavernier and striker Martyn Waghorn from Wigan for an undisclosed fee.
McDonald signs Motherwell deal
Scott McDonald is "delighted" to commit his future to Motherwell after agreeing a one-year deal with the club.
Man, 77, injured in bid to steal dog
A 77-year-old man was injured after being attacked by two men who tried to steal his dog, police have said.
Celtic try to find right blend
Richard Wilson assesses Celtic's striking options as Ronny Deila's side seek progress in the Champions League.
Homeless workers strike ends with pay reform after 17-week battle
An agreement has been reached between the city council and its homelessness case workers, who have risen to a new pay grade after almost fou...
Ciftci will 'move on' from bite ban
Nadir Ciftci will learn from his mistake after being banned for biting an opponent, says Celtic assistant John Collins.
Rangers agree compensation for Holt
Jason Holt will hold contract talks with Rangers after the Ibrox club agree a compensation fee with Hearts for the midfielder.
Glasgow's parks to host weekend summer festivals
Glasgow's south and east side will be hosting outdoor festivals at Queens, Alexandra and Springburn Parks on July 25 and 26.
Man admits killing woman, 80, in car
A 79-year-old man admits knocking down and killing an 80-year-old woman in North Ayrshire while driving without due care and attention.
Booth aims to extend City limits
New head coach Scott Booth wants to continue Glasgow City's domestic success and take them further in Europe
Booth takes over at Glasgow City
Glasgow City appoint former Scotland and Aberdeen striker Scott Booth as their new head coach.
Canadian art lover pays tribute to Scots artist's 'inspirational' work
An art lover from Nova Scotia has sent Scottish artist Claire Innes a beautiful thank you message, after her work helped them through a part...
LGBT festival comes under fire after banning drag acts
The inaugural Free Pride festival has been criticised after excluding transgender drag acts from performing at the event.
Scotland's magnificent seven chippies in for award glory
Seven Scottish fish and chip shops have been shortlisted for the 2016 national awards, organised by Seafish.
Man faces trial over bus crash death
A man is to stand trial charged with killing a minibus driver in a head-on crash which also injured 10 passengers.
Fine for knife-threat OAP love rival
A 75-year-old man is fined £300 for pulling a Stanley knife on an 82-year-old love rival in a pub in Kirkintilloch.
Killer Beggs wins human rights case
"Limbs in the Loch" murderer William Beggs wins a legal action against prison authorities who opened his mail.
Chip shop contest shortlist revealed
Scotland's top seven fish and chip shops in the 2016 National Fish and Chip Awards are announced.
Meet the Glasgow artist dissecting the minds of UK politics
Mark Brady became slightly worried when drawing the likes of Nigel Farage - after spending a suitable length of time inside the UKIP leader...
VIDEO: Scots youngster tries world's hottest chilli - instantly regrets it
A young Scots boy bit off more than he could chew when he decided to try the world's hottest chilli.
Waiting times at A&E meet target
Scotland's accident and emergency departments meet a key waiting time target for the first time since weekly reporting began.
Man dies following fire in flat
A 53-year-old man has died following a fire at a flat in Ardrossan in North Ayrshire.
20 July 2015
Crews tackle blaze at block of flats
Several fire crews are tackling blaze in the upper levels of a multi-storey block of flats in Glasgow.
Ciftci hit with six-match biting ban
Nadir Ciftci will miss Celtic's opening six Premiership matches after being found guilty of biting Jim McAlister in last season's Du...
Losses increase at Prestwick Airport
Losses have increased slightly at the Scottish government-owned Glasgow Prestwick Airport over the past year.
Free school meals served over holiday
A council is serving thousands of free dinners to children over the summer holidays.
Brothers to stand trial over murder
Two brothers are to stand trial charged with murdering a man who died after being attacked in his Kilmarnock home.
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Men convicted of UDA murder plot
Three men are found guilty of planning to murder two ex-leaders of the Ulster Defence Association (UDA).
New £10.5 million luxury Apex Hotel to open in Glasgow
The former Marks Hotel on Bath Street is set to be given a new lease of life with a £10.5 million refurbishment.
Bankrupt rapper 50 Cent to play SSE Hydro gig
Rapper, entrepreneur, actor and producer, Curtis '50 Cent' Jackson returns to the UK for a massive nationwide three-city arena tour ...
MP Mhairi Black gets rock star reception at Glasgow nightclub
Britain's youngest MP Mhairi Black posed for photos with revellers at the Sauchiehall Street nightspot.
New search for missing hillwalkers
Mountain rescue teams make a fresh effort to trace two hillwalkers who were reported missing after separately heading off for treks in Locha...
Universal credit staff in walkout
Department of Work and Pensions staff in Glasgow and Bolton are taking part in a 48-hour strike in a dispute over the delivery of benefits c...
Multi-vehicle crash closes motorway
The M8 between Glasgow and Edinburgh is closed in both directions after a serious crash thought to involve a van, a car and a lorry.
Job placements and pay rates rising
The number of people finding jobs in Scotland rose again last month, with pay rates also increasing.
19 July 2015
Scots 'losing' their rolling Rs
The distinctive Scottish rolling "R" is being lost as younger Scots no longer pronounce the letter as forcefully, language experts...
Sound of Glasgow: Spotify reveal the city's ultimate playlist
From Bits + Pieces to Loch Lomond, The Proclaimers to Paolo Nutini, music streaming website Spotify has pinpointed Glasgow's ultimate pl...
Mhairi Black's speech tops 10m views
The maiden speech by Westminster's youngest MP Mhairi Black has been viewed online more than 10 million times.
The Glasgow firm 'changing the game' with Fairtrade footballs
Glasgow based Bala Sport are crowdfunding to create Fairtrade footballs, bringing balance and fairness back to the game.
Games fund to get people active
A Commonwealth Games legacy fund is set up to encourage exercise among the least active people in Scotland.
18 July 2015
Scottish UFC stars shine with hat-trick of wins at Hydro
It was the moment Scottish MMA fans have been waiting for and the three home grown fighters made sure it was a night to remember.
Live Blog: Catch all the Octagon action from UFC Glasgow
Keep up to date with all the action from Scotland's inaugural UFC event.
Missing girl traced safe and well
A teenage girl who had been reported missing in Glasgow has been traced safe and well.
Features of the week: Mhairi Black, UFC and climbing Everest in shorts
While Mhairi Black left the House of Commons applauding after her maiden speech, Vice Magazine meet the man who used meditation to climb Mou...
Festival-goers evacuated over storms
More than 1,000 people are evacuated from the site of the Tiree Music Festival because of storms.
Dinosaur Zoo stomps into Scotland for live prehistoric shows
Erth’s Dinosaur Zoo brings prehistoric creatures to the stage as you’ve never seen them before; up close and personal.
Connolly forced to give up banjo
Scottish comedian and actor Billy Connolly is forced to give up banjo and guitar playing because of Parkinson's Disease.
Thousands of fans set for IPC swimming championships at Tollcross
Tollcross is set for its 'biggest weekend since the Commonwealth Games' as thousands of fans turnout for the finals of the IPC World...
17 July 2015
Floods followed by further warnings
Forecasters issue warnings of further rain and strong winds for much of western Scotland during Saturday morning.
Harrison loses extradition appeal
Former boxer Scott Harrison loses a legal bid to avoid extradition to Spain over assault charges.
Woman, 58, dies between wall and car
A 58-year-old woman dies after she becoming trapped between a wall and car on Glasgow's Royston Road.
Scarlets away to Glasgow in opener
Champions Glasgow Warriors meet Scarlets when the Pro12 re-starts; Ospreys will play Ulster with all regions missing World Cup players.
Appeal over vulnerable missing girl
Police have appealed for help in finding a vulnerable teenage girl who has gone missing in Glasgow.
Mum campaigns to save 'vital' boxing club from closure
Carolyn McIntyre believes her son was kept on the straight and narrow because of boxing - now she's trying to save the club that helped ...
Police hunt 'Robin Hood and Heidi'
CCTV stills of a man wearing a Robin Hood-style hat and another in a Heidi wig are among six images released by police investigating a stree...
Connolly named Kilmarnock captain
Kilmarnock announce defender Mark Connolly as their new captain following Manuel Pascali's departure from Rugby Park.
Clegg one of four Glasgow signings
Glasgow Warriors sign former Newcastle fly-half Rory Clegg and three Scottish club rugby players on short-term deals.
Halliday on verge of Rangers move
Rangers manager Mark Warburton expects to complete the signing of Andy Halliday by the end of Friday.
Scenes of flooding around Scotland
Images of flood-hit areas of Scotland following heavy rain
Extreme Stunt Show Air Battle speeds onto Scottish soil
Expect monster trucks, high flying motorbikes and BMX battles at The Extreme Stunt Show this summer.
VIDEO: Rab Florence tries and fails to teach UFC stars Glasgow lingo
Comedian Robert Florence attempted to help out our UFC visitors from further afield by teaching them our lingo. It didn't work out.
Airline 'to sue' abusive passenger
Budget airline Jet2.com is to take legal action in a Spanish court against a Scots passenger who became abusive.
Uber taxi firm recruiting after Glasgow office gets green light
The controversial taxi booking firm have confirmed they are looking for staff after they applied to operate in Glasgow earlier this year.
Charity collects left over 600 leftover sleeping bags from TITP
See The Invisibles charity collects over 600 leftover sleeping bags from the Tangerine Fields at T in the Park.
Woman dies in fall from tower block
A 26-year-old woman dies after falling from a tower block in Coatbridge, North Lanarkshire, police say.
Traffic and golf delays due to rain
Heavy rain overnight causes problems on roads around Scotland and delays play at The Open in St Andrews.
Footage of Scots beaver kit released
Footage of a new beaver kit in the Knapdale Forest in Argyll is released by the Scottish Beaver Trial.
Motorway speed cameras to go live
Average speed cameras to be activated on some of Scotland's busiest motorways while work continues on a £500m upgrade project.
Councils 'may lose wind farm cash'
Scottish councils may lose out on more than £44m of income over the next 20 years if changes are made to wind farm subsidies, according to a...
16 July 2015
Man guilty of raping sleeping woman
A man is convicted of raping a woman while she was asleep at a flat in Airdrie.
Glasgow to host first ever worm charming championships
The Glasgow Science Centre will be hosting Glasgow's first ever worm charming championships.
First buses launch additional direct services to new Glasgow hospital
First Glasgow have launched two new bus services providing direct links to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, starting this weekend.
Step inside Scotland's first Cote Brasserie opening today
After months of anticipation, Cote Brasserie finally open their doors of their first Scottish venue today.
Homeless man's 'dream come true' training with Celtic idols
Derek Waller's dreams came true on Tuesday as he got to train with Celtic stars as well as get tickets to the opening Champions League m...
Travel agent's cringeworthy viral advert scoops top award
An ad featuring Mickey Mouse, a ship captain and some seriously dodgy break dancing has boosted the economy of a community in Ayrshire.
16 reasons why growing up in Scotland was the best
From 'Golden Time', playing kerby and Scottish Country Dancing...There are plenty reasons why #GrowingupScottish is great.
Man jailed over up-skirt photos
A former Scottish Parliament information officer is jailed for 18 months after he admitted taking photographs up women's skirts.
Heavy rain warning for Scotland
The Met Office updates a yellow "be aware" warning for heavy rain to cover a larger area of Scotland and to include Saturday.
Seagulls, scourge of the seaside?
A Yorkshire terrier called Roo is just the latest victim of gulls gone bad
UDA plot jury considers verdict
The jury in the trial of three men accused of planning to murder two former UDA leaders in Scotland retires to consider its verdict.
UK's biggest Indonesian arts festival to sweep across Glasgow
Discover Indonesia will be the largest curated showcase of Indonesian performing arts ever presented in Britain, celebrating 70 years of the...
Whitworth gallery up for Riba prize
The £15m redevelopment of the Whitworth art gallery in Manchester makes the shortlist for this year's Riba Stirling Prize for the UK...
15 July 2015
Penalty squabble irks Celtic boss
Ronny Deila describes players squabbling over who should take a penalty in Celtic's win over Stjarnan as "unprofessional".
Accies sign up striker Chamorro
Hamilton sign their third striker in a week, with Spaniard Salva Chamorro arriving on a season-long deal.
UFC stars meet Scottish fans ahead of Glasgow Fight Night
All 24 fighters from the UFC Glasgow card gathered together for open workouts in a fan day ahead of Saturday's Fight Night.
Robber in knife attack on shopkeeper
Police want to trace a man who attacked a shopkeeper with a knife during a robbery at his store in Rutherglen.
Glasgow kicks off first ever Sole Bloc Scotland Sneaker festival
The Sole Bloc Sneaker Festival and Bloc Party is ready to kick off its first ever festival at the SWG3 on August 1.
Former Tennent's model grew cannabis
A former model and Tennent's Lager girl is ordered to carry out unpaid work after being caught with an illegal cannabis farm at her home...
Elaine C Smith stars in new touring production of 'Annie'
A new production of "Annie", starring Elaine C Smith will tour Scotland in 2016
Murdered man's friend also injured
The camping companion of a man whose body was recovered from Locher Water in Bridge of Weir also suffered an injury, police reveal.
Celtic v Stjarnan
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Champions League qualifier between Celtic and Stjarnan.
Stjarnan 'need best-ever display'
Stjarnan head coach Runar Pall Sigmundsson says his players need to play better than ever before to beat Celtic.
Rangers sign midfielder Thompson
Rangers sign former Manchester United youth midfielder Jordan Thompson on a two-year contract.
'Father of modern Scots photography'
The man known as the "father of modern Scottish photography" dies aged 86
Rapist fled to Romania after attack
A man, who was extradited from Romania, is convicted of raping a 25-year-old woman in Glasgow's Govanhill area last year.
6 unlikely Mhairi Black supporters after maiden speech goes viral
It was no surprise that Twitter exploded for support for the 20-year-old MP after her maiden speech - but here's a few supporters you mi...
The View confirmed for Glasgow Summer Sessions 2015
Scottish indie rockers The View have been announced to play at this year's Glasgow Summer Sessions at Bellahouston Park.
A 40-year romance: La Bonne Auberge celebrates landmark anniversary
From world famous opera singers to local lovebirds, La Bonne Auberge has served up French cuisine to all sorts of characters in Glasgow for ...
Folk music to take over as 'Music on the lawn' arrives at Hidden Gardens
A mixture of classical, folk and contemporary music is set to take over the Hidden Gardens with the arrival of 'Music on the Lawn'.
Man found dead in water was murdered
A Paisley man whose body was recovered from Locher Water in Bridge of Weir was murdered, police say.
Doctor faces misconduct charges
A Scottish GP and former government advisor is facing charges of misconduct over his treatment of a number of patients, including a child.
14 July 2015
Tea for a Tenner: Malay Pineapple Curry with Green Tea Rice
The Masterchef contestant who now works wonders for Babu Kitchen cooked our Tea for a Tenner on Tuesday night's Riverside Show
Govanhill to host funky outdoor arts festival this summer
Streetland aims to bring unique and exciting events from artists and local residents to the streets.
Steroid dealer to lose crime cash
A man who was caught dealing steroids is ordered to hand over £15,000 under proceeds of crime laws.
Scots UFC stars auction off signed gloves for mental health charity
Robert Whiteford, Steven Ray and Joanne Calderwood are auctioning the gloves for SAMH, days before the big Hydro event.
Prides announce impromptu Glasgow gig after HMV signing
Glasgow synthpop outfit Prides have announced they will perform a free intimate session after celebrating the launch of their new album The ...
Bar Soba set to sizzle in Merchant City with third Glasgow venue
The new multi-level bar and kitchen is set to open later in July, making it the third Bar Soba venue within the city.
Gunmen guilty of £30,000 house raid
Two men are convicted of robbing a businessman at gunpoint in his Largs home while his terrified teenage daughter hid upstairs.
Clutha Bar confirm new opening July date
After plans to reopen the Clutha were postponed after builders discovered rot in the building, the bar has now confirmed a new opening date....
Glasgow Wimbledon star wants greater support for young tennis players
Junior semi-finalist Anna Brogan says her journey to Wimbledon was made possible through support from her family and hopes young players in ...
'Meets the Makers' celebrates Glasgow 2014 one year on
Celebrating one year on from the Commonwealth Games, the Riverside Museum will host a day of presentations by the talents behind the ‘Best G...
Lustig ready for Celtic return
Mikael Lustig hopes to end a long injury lay-off by facing Stjarnan for Celtic in the Champions League qualifiers.
McCulloch leaves 'worst year' behind
Lee McCulloch is looking forward to a fresh start at Kilmarnock having been at "breaking point" at Rangers.
Nade among four Accies signings
Strikers Christian Nade and Carlton Morris, full-back Antons Kurakins and midfielder Gramoz Kurtaz join Hamilton.
13 July 2015
SNH accused of 'vandalism' on island
A heritage organisation is accused of carrying out "wanton vandalism" by poisoning beech trees on an island in Loch Lomond.
Paloma Faith announces 'I wish I was Scottish' after T in the Park
After entertaining revellers swathed in a green and orange cape, Paloma Faith wrapped up her time at T in the Park by Tweeting her love for ...
Glasgow's retro arcade cafe MEGAbytes is ready to launch
Glasgow's latest game cafe MEGAbytes has confirmed plans to open at 169 Howard Street, providing the city's game lovers with a fresh...
Crowds gather as UK's largest cruise ship Britannia sails into the Clyde
Crowds gathered in Greenock on Sunday as the UK's largest cruise ship, P&O Cruises flagship liner Britannia, sailed down the River C...
Top gymnasts head to Glasgow '100 Days To Go' before World Championships
Some of the country's best gymnastic talent is set to welcome fans at a family event on Thursday, marking 100 days until the world champ...
The Prodigy and Public Enemy line-up November Scottish gigs
They've just played at T in the Park and The Prodigy will perform in Glasgow and Aberdeen in November
Former shipyard set for development
Plans to convert a derelict shipyard in Clydebank into a major housing and retail development take a major step forward.
Plans to transform Clydebank shipyard with £250m homes and hotel
Hundreds of homes, a hotel and a new public space could be built on the empty John Brown's shipyard, after West Dunbartonshire Council a...
Appeal after man injured in fight
A 20-year-old man is treated for serious facial injuries after being involved in a fight between two groups of men in Clydebank.
Heartbroken woman appeals for return of stolen family jewellery
A woman is asking for the return of a locket containing hair from her dad who died when she was three years old and other sentimental jewell...
14 reasons to be glad you didn't go to T in the Park 2015
From the endless mud, crowd crushes and car park problems, count yourself lucky you didn't say #HelloStrathallan this year.
'Record' June for Scottish airports
Edinburgh and Glasgow airports both record their busiest June on record for passenger traffic.
12 July 2015
Get amped up for a 'high voltage' obstacle race in Pollok Park
Dubbed as a 'high voltage, non-stop, energy-packed obstacle race', Adrenaline Rush is set to test the toughness of Glaswegians later...
Cyclist dies in hospital after crash
A 68-year-old cyclist who was hit by a lorry in Irvine, North Ayrshire, on Thursday dies in hospital.
Barbells at the ready for Scotland's Strongest Man competition
The competition will see entrants take part in a range of challenges, each aiming to be crowned Scotland's Strongest Man.
New fine dining restaurant inspired by head chef's rags to riches tale
Nico Simeone will give disadvantaged young people the chance to work in his kitchen and change their lives for the better.
11 July 2015
Man dies after falling ill at wheel
A 60-year-old man dies in a Paisley hospital after taking ill at the wheel of his car, causing it to crash.
Singer collapses wearing 12 layers
A member of a Scottish boy band collapses after wearing 12 layers of clothing on a flight to avoid paying an extra baggage fee.
Man's body discovered in street
Police are investigating an unexplained death after a man's body was found in a street in South Lanarkshire.
First for Scotland as young cycle stars to race in Paisley
Renfrewshire is set to come alive with live music, BMX displays and street food as the prestigious national circuit race championships arriv...
CCTV appeal over missing father
Police investigating the disappearance of a father-of-five appeal for a man spotted on CCTV in a supermarket to come forward.
Maryhill unlocks a new bar, restaurant and venue
Based in Maryhill, The Lockhouse Bar and Restaurant aims to bring something fresh and exciting to the local dining and drinking scene.
Telemark skiing festival ready to slide into Glasgow
The Scottish Telemark Club are organising a telemark festival on Saturday, July 19 and a sprint race on Sunday, July 20 as part of the indoo...
Features of the week: Glasgow graffiti, baby Geo and the millionaire hero
While the Tory Budget dominated headlines, a couple in Aberdeen have vowed to complete a bucket list for their baby boy who passed away from...
10 July 2015
Crews tackle holiday lodge blaze
Twelve people had to be evacuated from a holiday lodge within the grounds of a hotel in Ayrshire after a fire broke out.
Armed robbery bid at shopping centre
Two men armed with a knife tried to steal a sports bag from another man at a shopping centre.
Hospital name petition nears target
Almost 10,000 people have signed a petition in protest at a Glasgow hospital being renamed after the Queen.
UDA plot jury urged to convict
Prosecutor tells jury there was "considerable and compelling evidence" that three men conspired to murder former Loyalist leader J...
Council seeks new powers for crackdown on 'slum' landlords in Govanhill
There could be a crackdown on rogue landlords and shocking living conditions in Govanhill if the Scottish Government grants the Glasgow City...
SNP wins council ward by-election
SNP candidate Steven Bonnar wins a by-election in the Thorniewood ward of North Lanarkshire Council.
Study reveals Scots' disposal income
Parts of the west of Scotland have the lowest income in the latest assessment of disposable income across the country.
Estelle Maskame visits Aberdeen to launch book tour
Teenage author Estelle Maskame starts a Scottish book tour with signing session in Aberdeen on Saturday
Nice 'n' Sleazy offer reward for return of beloved 'Green Lady'
The portrait was first noticed to be missing on June 27, with owners of the bar offering a reward for its safe return.
Carbage Runners descend on Scotland for final stretch of wacky race
A convoy of more than 500 wacky cars will drive north to cross the finish line of the Carbage Run in Aberdeen today.
Your pictures
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 3 and 10 July.
Budget cuts: Activists warn Glasgow is facing a housing crisis
Campaigners have hit out against the Conservative budget cuts as struggling Glasgow residents face eviction.
Men arrested over Kilmarnock murder
Two men are arrested in connection with the murder of 38-year-old Jason Bryden in Kilmarnock.
'Rise' in humpback whale sightings
An adult humpback whale is spotted off western Scotland for a fifth time in a month, compared with the usual total of just one or two per ye...
Funeral of Tunisia victims to be held
The funeral of Jim and Anne McQuire, who were killed in last month's Tunisia terror attack, is to be held in their home town.
9 July 2015
Accused attempts to escape from court
A man tries to escape from a courtroom after he is told he will be remanded into custody before trial.
Gogglebox stars appear on Buchanan Street, Twitter goes wild
They're renowned for their zealous commentary on the Channel 4 show Gogglebox but today Sandy and Sandra took a wander down Buchanan Str...
Map: Where to find the incredible street art bringing colour to Glasgow
From submerged Daleks and floating taxis to scuba divers and giant puppets, Glasgow's street art scene has it all.
Entrepreneur sets up legal practice to challenge absence of legal aid
A new social enterprise is being launched to challenge the absence of legal aid for communities across Scotland.
Campaign launched to entice Foo Fighters to play the Barras
Campaign organiser Gary Murdoch hopes an appearance by the band could rejuvenate interest in the famous venue.
Glasgow losing 'postcode lottery' on homeless services
Glasgow has come off worst in what charities call the "postcode lottery" of homelessness services, according to a recent report.
Tunisia victims' funerals confirmed
Details of the funeral arrangements for four Scots killed in the Tunisian beach massacre are confirmed.
Jewel heist trio jailed for 40 years
A gang of armed robbers who carried out a £230,000 daylight jewellery raid in Glasgow last year are jailed for a total of more than 40 years...
Film lovers expected to flock to Glasgow's largest free outdoor cinema
The Brunswick Street Live Stage will be transformed into Glasgow's biggest free outdoor cinema for the Merchant City Festival.
Hotel deaths fraud case postponed
The trial of a Livingston woman charged with fraud after the deaths of a mother and daughter in a hotel in Greenock is postponed.
Glasgow food bank manager brands budget cuts an 'utter disgrace'
Julie Webster, who set up the Greater Maryhill Food Bank, spoke out against the proposed social security cuts laid out by Chancellor George ...
Goals reports US roll-out progress
Five-a-side football venue specialist Goals Soccer Centres says its expansion plans in the US are gathering momentum.
Campaigners call to scrap 'exclusive' Pride Glasgow charges
It's an event that grows bigger every year but campaigners say they have become 'disenchanted' with Pride Glasgow after ticket p...
Ever wanted to swim Loch Lomond? Now’s your big chance
The Great Scottish Swim gives participants the chance to swim in the picturesque surroundings of Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park...
Missing man's rucksack found
A rucksack belonging to a Lanarkshire man who was reported missing from his home more than a week ago is found in Lochaber.
Sturgeon steps into ferry dispute
Nicola Sturgeon becoming "personally involved" in a dispute about ferry workers' jobs halted a planned strike, a union leader ...
8 July 2015
Man 'critical' after motorway crash
A 75-year-old man is in a critical condition in hospital after a two-vehicle crash on the M77 in Ayrshire.
Man in court over street death
A man appears in court charged with murdering 58-year-old Albert McDonald in Glasgow's east end.
Man jailed for raping woman in flat
A 23-year-old man is jailed for seven years for raping a woman in Glasgow.
Kimchi Cult to bring the vivid flavours of Korea to Glasgow
Kimchi Cult is a Korean style fast food company born on the streets of London in 2011 and is currently relocating to Glasgow.
Talks to resume in ferry dispute
Further talks are expected to take place between Caledonian MacBrayne and the RMT union on ferry workers' pensions and job security.
Glasgow bands roundup: Who's playing at T Break this year
A group of up and coming bands from Glasgow are making the trip to T in the Park's to play the T Break stage. Here's what you can ex...
Voting due in exoworlds competition
A public vote in an international competition to name distant planets - which includes a submission from Scotland - will start next month.
Mackintosh tearoom restored for V&A
The interior of a Glasgow tearoom designed by Charles Rennie Mackintosh is to be reassembled as an exhibit for V&A Dundee.
Birthing pool cleaning 'wrong'
Hospital hygiene inspectors say improvements need to be made to the cleaning of a birthing pool at a hospital in Argyll.
First World War trench reconstructions in Pollok Park after £100,000 boost
Reconstructions of both Allied and German trenches will be built in Glasgow's Pollock Park and open to the public as part of the Great W...
Man attacked on late-night train
British Transport Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was assaulted by four men on a train from Glasgow to Gourock.
Thousands of ale lovers set to flock to Craft Beer Rising festival
After a resoundingly successful launch in 2014, the Craft Beer Rising festival has confirmed its return to Glasgow's east end for anothe...
7 July 2015
Crews tackle derelict school fire
Firefighters tackle a blaze at a derelict school in the west end of Glasgow.
Pupils flying in a boat in the sky
Pupils flying from Scotland on WW2 plane expedition to Arctic Circle
Man arrested over street death
A man has been arrested in connection with the death of a man in an incident in the Riddrie area of Glasgow last month.
Murder probe after fatal attack
A murder investigation is under way after the death of a 38-year-old man at his home in Kilmarnock.
Cancer patients sent back to Beatson
Cancer patients are being moved back to the Beatson unit from the new Glasgow hospital after a problem is discovered with the air quality.
Charges over attack on 93-year-old
A man appears in court charged under an ancient Scots law after a 93-year-old woman was attacked and robbed in her own home.
World Street Dance Championships get 'Flawless' launch in Glasgow
Former Britain's Got Talent stars Flawless launched the 10th UDO World Street Dance Championships at Kelvingrove Skate Park.
Lebowskis to open second Glasgow venue in south side
After hosting a pop-up shop in Sammy Dow's, the masters of Glasgow White Russians have announced they will make a permanent home in the ...
New Glasgow cocktail bar serves up seaweed gin and chilli drams
A new cocktail bar will offer a selection of unique drinks including seaweed gin and elderflower tonic, chilli-orange cocktails and almond f...
Bomb squad send to Glasgow flat
A bomb disposal unit has been sent to an address near Glasgow Green which has been searched by police.
Plans to demolish B-Listed Argyle Street building for student flats
The listed building that corners Argyle Street and Miller Street is set to be demolished, making way for 130 student flats.
Clydesdale exit 'still a priority'
Exiting from the Clydesdale Bank this year remains a priority, its Australian parent company has said.
Launch of 10th World Street Dance Championships is absolutely Flawless!
Star quality street-dancing was on display in Glasgow today, (Tuesday, July 7) as renowned UK dance group Flawless launched the 10th UDO Wor...
CalMac and RMT to restart talks
Caledonian MacBrayne and the RMT union are due to restart talks on ferry workers' pensions and job security.
Jobs saved after fish and restaurant firm files for administration
A total of 37 jobs have been saved at The Wee Hurrie, The Oyster Bar and Coffee, Chocolate and Tea in Glasgow.
Rangers tax case goes back to court
Three senior judges begin hearing a legal challenge to the original outcome of the so-called Rangers "big tax case".
Trenches to be reconstructed in park
Allied and German trench systems from World War One are to be reconstructed in a Glasgow park.
Popcorn at the ready: Scotland's biggest cinema is now open
The new Cineworld superscreen is the size of a five-a-side football pitch and has a state-of-the-art sound system.
World War Trenches to be recreated at Pollok Country Park
This summer, Allied and German trench systems from the First World War will be built in Pollok Country Park to create Digging In: World War ...
Thousands sign petition against hospital's royal name change
More than 7000 people have signed the petition, opposing the renaming of the South Glasgow University Hospital to the Queen Elizabeth Univer...
Princes Square restaurants host 'Square Street Food' festival
Restaurants from Princes Square will set up stalls in Buchanan Street with global foods on offer from July 18 - 19.
Weir buys leading US valve producer
Engineering firm Weir Group agrees to buy a leading US-based industrial valve producer in a deal worth up to £30.3m.
Council to host innovative Affordable Warmth event
Glasgow City Council will host an event this week (9 July) in The Lighthouse showing the various Affordable Warmth programmes available for ...
Celtic offer for Ciftci accepted
Dundee United announce that they have accepted an undisclosed bid from Celtic for striker Nadir Ciftci.
Watchdog concerned about detainees
UK's chief prison inspector highlights concerns about the detention of vulnerable asylum seekers at Dungavel immigration removal centre....
Wanted Scot's face shown in Spain
A Scot is on a list of Britain's most wanted fugitives whose faces will be broadcast around Spanish expat areas.
Fresh talks due in ScotRail dispute
Fresh talks are due to be held between ScotRail and a train drivers' union in a bid to resolve a dispute which has hit Sunday services.
6 July 2015
Glasgow City plan UK stadium first
Glasgow City are exploring plans to build the first purpose-built women's football stadium in the UK.
Security expert had illegal firearms
A security expert is convicted of firearms offences after being caught with an illegal haul at his North Lanarkshire home.
In pictures: Glasgow Comic Con draws thousands of quirky characters
There's only one occasion in the Glasgow social calendar that draws in geeks of every age, background and species.
He's a Bute: Billionaire Abramovich snapped holidaying on Scottish island
The Russian billionaire stopped and chatted with locals as he enjoyed a cycle around the Isle of Bute this weekend.
Talks due in ferry workers dispute
Caledonian MacBrayne and union leaders are due to meet for talks on workers' jobs security and pensions.
5 July 2015
Attack leaves man fighting for life
Detectives are treating an attack in Kilmarnock that has left a man seriously injured in hospital as attempted murder.
The Whisky Bond are holding a summer party and you're all invited
One of Glasgow's leading commerical hubs for creativity has announced it will host its fabulous summer party and open day with Glasgow S...
Thousands expected at multi-cultural Hungama Festival
The Hungama Festival is set to take place at Strathclyde Country Park on July 26.
4 July 2015
Assault leaves three in hospital
Three men are taken to hospital after being assaulted in the early hours of the morning.
Arrest over attack on 93-year-old
A man nis arrested in connection with the assault and robbery of a 93-year-old woman in her own home.
Tunisia bodies released to families
The bodies of the four Scottish holidaymakers killed in the Tunisia terror attack are released to their families.
Features of the week: Greece ATM queues and Sturgeon beats Jolie
While the financial crisis continues in Greece, Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon beat Lara Croft to the punch as the BBC's ...
Second electrical storm hits Scotland
Large areas of Scotland have been hit by a spectacular thunder storm for the second time in three days.
Finnieston welcomes new Sardinian eatery Accento Cafe
Finnieston welcomes a new Sardinian eatery Accento Cafe to 6 Claremont Street.
Thousands expected at Orange parade
A large Orange Order parade is being held in Glasgow city centre amid calls from police and organisers for the event to pass peacefully.
Brand new or banger? Volkswagen van wrapped in rust during graphics job
Vehicle graphic designers Clyde Wraps were commissioned to turn this top of the range vehicle into a rust covered van.
3 July 2015
Police arrest on-the-run killer
A convicted killer who escaped from Cornton Vale woman's prison in Stirling is arrested in Glasgow.
False rape claim woman sentenced
A woman who admitted falsely claiming she had been raped on a train is given a community payback order.
New city hospital named after Queen
The new £842m hospital in the south of Glasgow is renamed the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital during a visit by the monarch.
Scots couple create quirky handmade jewellery from midges
A Scottish company have designed jewellery made out of our national pest - the midge.
Rangers sign goalkeeper Foderingham
Rangers sign former Swindon goalkeeper Wes Foderingham on a three-year deal, with the option of a further 12 months.
Sunderland bid for Celtic's Matthews
Sunderland have an offer of about £2m accepted by Celtic for Wales right-back Adam Matthews.
Janko aims to impress at Celtic
New signing Saidy Janko says he could not resist the prospect of pushing for first-team football at Celtic.
Ex-Ibrox defender Smith joins Killie
Kilmarnock sign left-back Stevie Smith and say "lots of clubs" were also keen on the former Rangers player.
Archibald eyes more Thistle recruits
Partick Thistle manager Alan Archibald hopes to bring in "four or five" new players after signing winger David Amoo.
Weatherspoons planning £10m hotel next to Crystal Palace pub
The Crystal Palace pub on Jamaica Street could be part of a new £10 million hotel under bold new plans from its owners.
Couple take the leap above the trees with first adventure park wedding
Southampton couple Colette and Martyn were a match made in heaven, and on their special day love was certainly in the air - 40 feet off the ...
Govan Ferry sails back into action with summer service
The free Govan Ferry service is back, offering sailings from the Fairfield Heritage Centre to the Riverside Museum
Your pictures
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 26 June and 3 July
Community inundated with donations hours after serious Drumchapel blaze
Twenty people were evacuated from the flats during the blaze in the Drumchapel area on Thursday evening.
New strike date in ferry dispute
RMT members in the workforces of Caledonian MacBrayne and Argyll Ferries to go out on strike on 10 July.
First act to play Clutha Bar hope to bring a 'fresh start' to the venue
They were due to play at the iconic venue the day after a helicopter smashed through the ceiling - now Glasgow gypsy jazz act Rose Room will...
Sky to create 400 call centre jobs
Broadcaster Sky announces plans to create 400 new jobs at call centres across the UK.
Man seriously assaulted by three men
Police are appealing for information after a man was seriously assaulted in his home by three men.
Minute's silence for Tunisia victims
A UK-wide minute's silence is to be held to remember Britons killed in an attack in Tunisia, with events planned to commemorate four Sco...
Shawlands shopping centre goes on the market for £8million
The Shawlands Shopping Centre has been put up for sale for potential buyers.
Queen to open new technology centre
What lies behind the walls of the new £89m technology and innovation centre in Glasgow which is being opened by the Queen?
2 July 2015
Fire crews tackle blaze at flat
Firefighters tackle a well-developed blaze at a flat in the Drumchapel area of Glasgow.
Murderer on run from women's jail
A woman who absconded from prison four days ago is being treated as a wanted person by police.
Woman sexually assaulted on train
Police are hunting a man who sexually assaulted a 20-year-old woman on board a train.
Ferry dispute talks due next week
Caledonian MacBrayne is offering to hold talks early next week in a dispute over workers' jobs and pensions, according to the RMT.
Twitter-happy Scots sent 2.1 billion tweets last year
A Scottish marketing agency has scrapped every single one of the tweets Scots sent last year, here's what they found.
Move to ban 'barbaric' use of circus animals held captive in Scotland
After an overwhelming number of Scots voted in favour of a ban on circus animals, the Scottish Government say they will now consider the bes...
Woman robbed in home by men with gun
Police attempt to trace two men who threatened a woman with a gun in her home while carrying out a robbery.
Scottish entrepreneurs help tackle West African poverty
Two young Scottish entrepreneurs plan to reduce poverty in West African communities with little or no resources by providing them with low-c...
Funds for schools in deprived areas
A group of Scottish councils receive £11m from the Scottish government to help pupils from deprived areas perform better in school.
NHS 24 chief executive to stand down
NHS 24's chief executive John Turner is to step down and leave the organisation at the end of this month.
Failing over nuclear plant taser use
A failure to follow procedures is blamed for the accidental firing of a taser in a Scottish nuclear plant.
Clarity call over college chief role
Some staff at Glasgow Clyde College call for more information about the suspension of their principal.
First photos of new TITP Strathallan Castle site revealed
The first photos of the new TITP site at Strathallan Castle have been revealed a week before the festival is set to kick off.
Puzzle: Obsessed lovebirds host Biffy Clyro-themed wedding
The cake, the vows, the date - even the couple's cats - all paid tribute to the Scottish rockers after Jenny Cummings and Dwaine Butters...
World's largest human slingshot opens in Scotland
The world's biggest Human Slingshot has opened in Dumfries and Galloway.
Easyjet to launch new Milan route
Budget airline Easyjet announces it is expanding its Scottish network with a new route from Glasgow to Milan.
Wind farm impact issues highlighted
New research suggests that developers sometimes under-assess the impact of wind farm noise and appearance on residents.
Traffic Management Notice - City Centre, Saturday 4 July
Traffic on the specified streets listed below will be prohibited and / or restricted to facilitate The County Grand Orange Lodge of Glasgow...
Tributes to Scots killed in Sousse
Fresh tributes are paid to the four Scots killed in the shooting in Tunisia, as more bodies are repatriated by the RAF.
Serial killer Tobin slashed in jail
Convicted serial killer Peter Tobin is taken to hospital after being slashed in HMP Edinburgh.
Lightning storm across Scotland
A dramatic thunder and lightning storm lit up many parts of Scotland overnight.
Fostering and Adoption: open evening
You are invited to attend a Fostering and Adoption information event, from 6.30pm to 8.30pm, on Tuesday 7 July 2015, in the City Chambers...
Hundreds hit out at plans for road through 'cherished' green belt
Almost 500 residents have written to South Lanarkshire council demanding to scrap plans to build a road through a beloved green space connec...
Scots Muslims condemn extremism
Scottish Muslim organisations are to join together in Glasgow to condemn last Friday's attacks in Tunisia, Kuwait and France.
Legal review agreed on death crash
The Crown Office agrees to review its decision not to prosecute the driver of a Range Rover who knocked down and killed two students in Glas...
1 July 2015
10/10: Public vote Paolo Nutini best live act at SSE Hydro in 2015
He narrowly missed out on the Scottish Album of the Year Award, but Paolo still managed to win over Glasgow crowds as the Hydro's best l...
Word on the StrEAT: New arts pop-up to help food banks
StrEAT Glasgow hope to unite creatives across the board from street food vendors and musicians to budding artists in a new monthly celebrati...
It's taps on time: here's the best beer gardens in Glasgow
With temperatures reaching record highs already in Scotland, it's time to soak up the sun.
Judge rules man killed comedian
A judge rules that a man who is being treated for a mental illness murdered a Scottish comedian almost 18 years ago in his Glasgow home.
Banned lawyer's jail term quashed
A 64-year-old lawyer who pretended to be a colleague in order to breach an order banning him from working as a solicitor has his jail term q...
In Pictures: Scots snap up the sunshine as temperatures hit year high
As temperatures are set to reach the highest in the year, we take a look at some of the best summer snaps from across Scotland.
Retired sex abuse priest sentenced
A retired priest is told to carry out 200 hours unpaid work after he admitted indecently assaulting three teenage boys in Aberdeen and Glasg...
It's a Double Win for Future City Glasgow
Plaudits have been poured on Future City Glasgow as the pioneering programme picked up two awards.
Scottish SPCA issues warning over leaving dogs in hot cars
The Scottish SPCA is urging pet owners not to leave their dogs in hot cars as the temperatures rise this summer.
Man cleared of UDA murder conspiracy
One of four men accused of plotting to kill two former UDA leaders in Scotland walks free after prosecutors withdraw all charges against him...
US wakeboarder tackles Scots lochs
Adam Errington, a wakeboarder from the USA and a cast member of MTV show WakeBrothers, takes to the waters of Scottish lochs.
The world's most dapper bike ride set to roll into Scotland
With some be-spoke style the Harris Tweed Ride is expected to bring together some of the country's best-dressed cyclists.
Cause of fatal lorry crash 'unclear'
A fatal accident inquiry into the death of a 45-year-old lorry driver is unable to establish what caused his vehicle to veer off course.
Third runway 'good for Scotland'
The Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) welcomes recommendations for a third Heathrow runway, saying it would be good for business.
Glasgow girls empowered with first rock 'n' roll summer camp
Big names in Scottish music including Chvrches and Honeyblood are already supporting the first American-style summer camp, empowering young ...
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