Ex-Rangers boss faces police probe

Former Rangers chief executive Charles Green is to be interviewed by police and is likely to face charges relating to his time at the club.

CCTV images appeal over street attack

Police investigating a street attack in Glasgow city centre release CCTV images of two men they want to trace.

Cowabunga, dude! Two tearaway tortoises found in Glasgow

Do you recognise these tortoises? Mikey and his pal Leo were found separately in the north and south sides of the city.

Three men sought over street attack

A man is seriously injured after being attacked in the street by three other men in West Dunbartonshire.

Emergency on Glasgow to Cork flight

A flight from Glasgow to Cork in the Republic of Ireland returns to Scotland after a passenger on board suffered a medical emergency.

Glasgow's pledge to raise attainment, achievement and aspirations of all city young people

A new school year has begun in Glasgow and teachers and school staff are embarking on a fresh challenge to improve the life chances of every...

That's not a knife! Celtic fans respond to Fenerbahce Twitter threats

Celtic supporters have responded in typical Scottish fashion after Fenerbahce fans posted knife threats on Twitter.

Three men jailed over UDA murder plot

Three men are jailed for planning to murder two ex-leaders of the Ulster Defence Association in Scotland.

Scots scientists on brink of inventing slower melting ice cream

Ice cream that melts more slowly could soon be available, thanks to a new food ingredient developed by Scottish scientists.

Boy, nine, knocked down and injured

A nine-year-old boy is treated in hospital after being knocked down by a car in the east end of Glasgow at the weekend.

Three hurt as car crosses carriageway

Three people are injured after a car crosses the carriageway and hits another vehicle on the A77 in Ayr, South Ayrshire.

Nippy dippers: record numbers take the plunge at Great Scottish Swim

A record number of swimmers took the plunge at Loch Lomond to take part in Scotland’s biggest open water swimming event, the Great Scottish ...

Were you there? Calvin Harris rocks thousands at Bellahouston Park

“This is unquestionably the best gig of the year for me" - superstar DJ Calvin Harris rocked Bellahouston Park.

Five men sought over offensive songs

Five men who shouted and sang offensive songs while drinking on a train from Glasgow to Oban are being sought by British Transport Police.

Clyde yard favourite for £97m contract

The Ferguson Marine shipyard in Port Glasgow is named as the preferred bidder for a £97m contract to build two ferries to operate in Scotlan...

Faslane deals 'to secure 6,700 jobs'

Chancellor George Osborne announces more than £500m of contracts for the Royal Navy's submarine base at Faslane, securing 6,700 jobs.

Redundancies as legal firm goes bust

A total of 42 partners and staff at one of Scotland's oldest law firms are made redundant after it went into administration.

Battle of Loos anniversary to be marked across Scotland

Of the 21,000 British soldiers killed at Loos, around 7000 were Scottish. Events marking 100 years since the battle took place will be held ...

Clutha families need 'assurance'

The first minister writes to the UK transport secretary to express concern at delays to the report into the Clutha helicopter crash.

Teenager attacked by gang of men

A 19-year-old man suffers serious facial injuries after being attacked by a gang of men in Glasgow.

Have you got what it takes to win the 3D Cake Off?

Avid cake makers can take part in a 'cake off', as they battle it out to be crowned the 3D Cake Off champion.

Budding astronomers can enjoy an evening of stargazing at the Botanics

Budding astronomers can enjoy an evening of stargazing from the Astronomical Society of Glasgow.

Loch Lomond swimmers take the plunge

Thousands of competitors take part in Scotland's biggest open water swimming event at Loch Lomond.

Diversity star to launch new state-of-the-art dance studio

Diversity front man Ashley Banjo will attend the launch of a new state-of-the-art dance studio opening in Bothwell.

Celtic bid for Inverness' Christie

Celtic table a £500,000 offer for Inverness Caledonian Thistle's Scotland Under-21s midfielder, Ryan Christie.

Blackett close to Celtic loan move

Celtic are close to signing Manchester United defender Tyler Blackett on loan until the end of the season.

Falkirk v Dumbarton

Live coverage of Friday's Scottish Championship game between Falkirk and Dumbarton.

Bitton bullish over Celtic future

Celtic are determined to bounce back from the disappointment of exiting the Champions League, says Nir Bitton.

Ashton Lane protesters slam G1 for failure to pay staff minimum wage

A group of musical protesters gathered at Ashton Lane, an area monopolised by G1 Group, hitting out at the company's failure to pay thou...

Cannabis farm found worth £500,000

A cannabis farm with an estimated street value of £500,000 is found at a property in Strathaven, South Lanarkshire.

Celtic v St Johnstone

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Celtic and St Johnstone.

Hamilton v Heart of Midlothian

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Hamilton Academical and Heart of Midlothian.

Motherwell v Kilmarnock

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Motherwell and Kilmarnock.

Partick Thistle v Aberdeen

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Partick Thistle and Aberdeen.

Scheme launched to help parents find children lost in city centre

Glasgow City Council has joined forces with Glasgow City Centre Retail Association to launch the Child Safe Zone scheme.

Gun offences security expert jailed

A Scottish security expert who had worked for the Royal Family of Oman is jailed for five years for firearms offences.

Deila urges broader view of success

Celtic manager Ronny Deila believes "smart" people will judge his success on areas other than just results.

Electric vehicles to be given more access to parking bays in City Parking facilities

City Parking (Glasgow) LLP, Glasgow City Council's parking company, is reinforcing its commitment to providing designated charging bay p...

Reward of £10,000 over OAP murder

A £10,000 reward is offered for information following the "brutal" murder of a 72-year-old man at his home in Ayrshire.

New £100,000 recording studio could produce Glasgow's next pop stars

Tollcross Recordings could churn out the next generation of pop stars, with plans to give young people in Glasgow experience in writing and ...

Bin lorry driver 'not selfish coward'

The Glasgow bin lorry inquiry into the deaths of six people has heard that the driver is not "selfish" or a "coward".

Your pictures

A selection of your pictures of Scotland from 21 and 28 August

Caught littering: Would you rather use your time or pay the fine?

Citizens have been given the choice to pay the price for littering by giving up their time or paying a fine.

Meet the women who dress up as Japanese anime dolls

A maid cafe in Glasgow promises to deliver service with 'sprinkles and smiles'.

Council announces Child Safe Scheme in Glasgow City Centre

Glasgow City Council Council and Glasgow City Centre Retail Association today (28 August) launched the Child Safe Zone initiative.

Killer ran £1m heroin ring from cell

A convicted killer is found guilty of running a £1m heroin ring from his prison cell in Edinburgh.

Community outrage as bronze bust stolen from Ibrox

A statue that has stood near Ibrox Stadium for more than 100 years has been stolen.

'Deila scared remarks misconstrued'

First team coach John Kennedy thinks comments made by Celtic boss Ronny Deila have been misread because English is not his first language.

Warriors sign Tonga prop Puafisi

Glasgow Warriors sign Tonga prop Sila Puafisi from Gloucester on a one-year deal, subject to visa and medical

Profile: Sir Stephen House

What do we know about Police Scotland's Chief Constable?

Citizens pay the price for littering as they choose Time over Fine

This Saturday (29 August 2015) 30 people will take part in a Clean Glasgow Fine or Time event that sees the group pick up litter in an area ...

STV's Glasgow station 'to break even'

Scottish broadcaster STV says it expects its local Glasgow TV station to break even by the end of this year.

Cadets ready to board new £50m supercampus by the Clyde

One of the largest college education campuses in Europe is about to open its doors to students for the first time.

'Art of Billy Connolly' show to open

A new exhibition showcasing artwork by Scots comedian and actor Billy Connolly is set to open in the his home city of Glasgow.

Glasgow calls for a commission to study problem gambling in Scotland

A commission should be established to examine the impact of problem gambling across Scotland, according to the chairman of a cross-party gro...

Scotland's oldest man leaves school £750k for new science building

Lieutenant Colonel Francis Saunders, who was also Scotland's oldest politician, died at the age of 106 leaving his old school the six-fi...

Bin lorry deaths family 'devastated'

A lawyer for a family which lost three members in the Glasgow bin lorry crash says they weren devastated by a preventable tragedy.

Who is the meatiest of them all? Search is on to find Glasgow’s Best Burger

Ad Lib announces plans for Best Burger competition on National Burger Day.

Sex assault police appeal for cyclist

Police investigating a sexual assault in the Croftfoot area of Glasgow are keen to speak to a cyclist who rode past as the attack was taking...

Link to Glasgow's shipbuilding past could transform into student flats

B-listed building Scotway House could become the latest Glasgow Harbour development if plans to build student flats are given the green ligh...

Shawlands announces new night time safety scheme for clubbers

The new scheme will base police and marshals at the designated taxi areas which will help clubbers to get home safely.

Glasgow to enter next heat in 'Britain's Curry Capital' competition

The four restaurants nominated by the public to represent Glasgow in the UK Curry Capital of Britain competition 2015 have been revealed.

Charity launches first ever dog emoji keyboard

The UK's largest dog welfare charity has launched an all-dog emoji keyboard to help raise awareness for dogs in need of a new home.

Celtic were not frightened - Commons

Kris Commons disagrees with manager Ronny Deila's assessment that Celtic looked "scared" in their loss to Malmo.

Van Dijk contemplates Celtic exit

Defender Virgil van Dijk admits he is considering leaving Celtic after the Champions League play-off loss to Malmo.

Veteran Wright joins Dumbarton

Experienced defender Frazer Wright signs for Championship side Dumbarton after being released by St Johnstone.

Nude 'selfie' sex offender sentenced

A man who sent nude 'selfies' to others and carried out a number of sexual assaults is ordered to carry out 240 hours of unpaid work...

Revellers to be charged for Glasgow's Christmas lights switch-on

Those wanting to see the Christmas lights switched on during the festive season will be asked to pay a £2.50 charge this year.

Star Wars exhibit lands in Glasgow ahead of Force Awakens release

A Glasgow pub will transform into an intergalactic Cantina in September, showcasing art work, replicas and props inspired by the George Luca...

Six bin lorry deaths 'preventable'

The six deaths in the Glasgow bin lorry crash could have been avoided had proper precautions been taken over the driver's health, an inq...

Heat is on as Curry Capital of Britain 2015 bid enters next stage.

The four restaurants nominated by the public to represent Glasgow in the UK Curry Capital of Britain competition 2015 can be revealed.

Scots history unearthed by Oor Wullie, cake and stunning photographs

Scotland’s creative potential has been revealed as part of a nationwide archaeology, art and photography competition.

Teenager arrested over cemetery murder

A 19-year-old man is arrested over the death of a man who was found seriously injured in a Greenock cemetery.

Benefit sanctions 'postcode lottery'

Evidence of a postcode lottery in benefit sanctions is uncovered by a new analysis of the latest figures.

Celtic 'scared' in European loss

Celtic were "scared and stressed" as they went out of the Champions League to Malmo, says boss Ronny Deila.

Search for man after OAP murder

Police investigating the murder of a man in Ayrshire release a description of a man they want to speak to.

Fisher joins St Johnstone on loan

St Johnstone sign right-back Darnell Fisher on loan from fellow Premiership side Celtic for the rest of the season.

Riley to step down from Celtic role

Eric Riley is to leave his role as Celtic finance director after 21 years in the post, the club has announced.

Scotland's biggest hot air balloon festival prepares for take off

Thousands of spectators are expected to descend on Strathaven this weekend for the town’s annual hot air ballooning festival.

Brave cancer patients to model for intrepid charity calendar

Cancer patients galvanised to tackle their disease head on will feature as models for an inspirational charity calendar.

Fireman jailed for raping saved girl

A firefighter who was found guilty of raping a young girl he saved from a blaze is jailed for 10 years.

'He said Yes': Nicola Sturgeon helps deliver marriage proposal

The First Minister for Scotland helped a man propose to his boyfriend during a public meeting yesterday.

Man hit by car in 'attempted murder'

A man is seriously injured after a car is deliberately driven at him in an incident police are treating as "attempted murder".

Science Centre completes upgrade of new £450k digital planetarium

Scotland’s first fulldome digital planetarium will soon be open to the public as Glasgow Science Centre completes its out-of-this-world upgr...

Plans for hi-tech jacket that can charge your mobile and laptop

Outdoor clothing company AyeGear is developing a jacket that can not only store all your gadgets and keep them waterproof, but charge them t...

Victim statements at bin lorry probe

The inquiry into the Glasgow bin lorry crash which killed six people hears how survivors suffered serious injury.

Griffiths focused on Celtic task

Leigh Griffiths is happy to earn a Scotland call but says helping Celtic in the Champions League is his priority.

Deila hopeful of Van Dijk stay

Celtic boss Ronny Deila says there is no need to sell Virgil van Dijk even if they do not make the Champions League groups.

Malmo v Celtic (agg 2-3)

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Champions League game between Malmo and Celtic.

Cup tie chance to fix things - Boyd

Kris Boyd views Tuesday's League Cup tie as a chance for Kilmarnock to atone for Saturday's 4-0 defeat by Ross County.

Welsh earns new Partick Thistle deal

Partick Thistle midfielder Sean Welsh earns a new contract until the summer of 2017 after proving his fitness.

Player of year McGregor exits Ibrox

Darren McGregor leaves Rangers "by mutual consent" months after being named the Ibrox club's player of the year.

Raith Rovers v Hamilton Academical

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish League Cup game between Raith Rovers and Hamilton Academical.

East Fife v Motherwell

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish League Cup game between East Fife and Motherwell.

Partick Thistle v Falkirk

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish League Cup game between Partick Thistle and Falkirk.

Kilmarnock v Berwick Rangers

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish League Cup game between Kilmarnock and Berwick Rangers.

Ross County v Ayr United

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish League Cup game between Ross County and Ayr United.

Queen of the South v Greenock Morton

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish League Cup game between Queen of the South and Greenock Morton.

St Mirren v Livingston

Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish League Cup game between St Mirren and Livingston.

Library membership for all children

All Scottish children could automatically become library members under pilot schemes designed to promote literacy.

Brain stimulation 'postcode lottery'

There is a postcode lottery for an essential surgical treatment for Parkinson's depending on which side of Scotland you live, a charity ...

CalMac commits to paying living wage

Ferry operator Caledonian MacBrayne becomes the latest employer in Scotland to commit to paying the living wage.

Council approves plans for Glasgow street food market

With the city's food scene going from strength to strength, Glasgow City Council has confirmed plans for a street food market.

Boy hit by car and badly injured

A nine-year-old boy is in a serious condition after being hit by a car in Coatbridge. North Lanarkshire.

Biker, 86, killed in A82 crash named

Police have said that an 86-year-old biker who died in a crash at the weekend near Luss was Ewan Haldane from Greenock.

BRGR restaurant to open in Glasgow's south side

The south side dining scene continues to boom as a new BRGR restaurant prepares to open in the area.

Plans revealed for new Living Ventures restaurant

A New World Trading Company restaurant will take over two floors of an A-listed building at 24 Saint Vincent Place.

'Heritage Angels' awards to honour guardians of Scotland's historic sites

The guardians of Scotland's ancient sea caves, paddle steamers and historical graves are in the running for a new 'Scottish Heritage...

The search is on for Scotland’s most stylish home and garden

Organisers of next month's Scottish Home Show in Aberdeen are searching for the country's most stylish home and garden

Carol Smillie confined in a box to showcase cancer plight

Celebrities are stepping up to showcase the plight of lonely cancer patients in an unusual public display.

STV could become last independent

Scottish broadcaster STV could soon be the only independent station left in the Channel 3 TV network.

Young wrestlers to storm the Hydro as WWE NXT sets first Scottish date

In a UK first, WWE has announced it will bring its brightest young stars to Glasgow, as they vie to become the next big thing in professiona...

Race scaremongers 'proved wrong'

An endurance event in the Highlands on Saturday proved its "scaremongers" wrong, say its organisers.

Biker, 57, dies in crash with van

A man dies after his motorbike collides with a van in Girvan, South Ayrshire, at the weekend.

Scottish air show 'will go ahead'

The Scottish Airshow will go-ahead as planned in two weeks' time and will not be affected by the Shoreham tragedy, a director of the eve...

Missing man's body found on shore

The body of missing 86-year-old James Bradley is found on the shore of the Firth of Clyde

Five rescued after boat runs aground

Five people are rescued after their fishing vessel runs aground and capsizes in the Sound of Mull.

Murder hunt after death of OAP

Detectives have launched a murder investigation after the death of a 72-year-old man at a flat in Saltcoats.

Serious motorbike crash closes A82

Emergency services are dealing with a serious crash on the A82 near Loch Lomond which has closed the road.

CCTV appeal over cemetery murder

Detectives investigating a murder in Greenock appeal for a man seen on CCTV to come forward.

Glasgow students' selfie game picks up BAFTA nomination

A new BAFTA-nominated game has emerged on the market that incorporates trivia, tracking down celebrities and travelling around the world - b...

Boy badly injured in road accident

A nine-year-old boy is being treated in hospital after being hit by a vehicle in North Lanarkshire on Saturday.

Scottish Queer International Film Festival reveals full programme

Scotland’s first inclusive celebration of queer cinema will host over 30 events, including UK premieres, short film nights, rediscovered cla...

Rangers v Hibernian

Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Championship game between Rangers and Hibernian.

Huge if Accies stay up - Canning

Hamilton player-manager Martin Canning is focused on staying up while Inverness boss John Hughes wants a new striker.

Braehead beaten by ERC Ingolstadt

Braehead Clan succumb to a second defeat in the Champions Hockey League as ERC Ingolstadt beat the Scottish side 5-2.

Locke blasts 'embarrassing' Killie

Manager Gary Locke says Kilmarnock were 'embarrassing' while Ross County's Jim McIntyre is thrilled with a 4-0 win.

Baraclough bemoans 'Well defence

Motherwell manager Ian Baraclough is unhappy with the defence while St Johnstone's Tommy Wright praises Michael O'Halloran.

Neilson sees room for improvement

Robbie Neilson says table-topping Hearts still have "a bit to go" as Alan Archibald laments a poor Partick Thistle display.

Deila satisfied with squad strength

Celtic boss Ronny Deila praises his fringe players as Jackie McNamara bemoans Dundee United's slow start.

Search for missing 86-year-old

A search is being carried out for an 86-year-old man who has gone missing from his home in Greenock.

Police probe 'suspicious' flat death

Investigations are under way after the death of 72-year-old man found at a flat in Saltcoats.

Dundee United v Celtic

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Dundee United and Celtic.

Hearts v Partick Thistle

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Heart of Midlothian and Partick Thistle.

Inverness CT v Hamilton Academical

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Hamilton Academical.

Kilmarnock v Ross County

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Kilmarnock and Ross County.

St Johnstone v Motherwell

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between St Johnstone and Motherwell.

Dumbarton v Queen of the South

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Dumbarton and Queen of the South.

Brechin City v Airdrieonians

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League One game between Brechin City and Airdrieonians.

Cowdenbeath v Albion Rovers

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League One game between Cowdenbeath and Albion Rovers.

Stranraer v Ayr United

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League One game between Stranraer and Ayr United.

Arbroath v Queen's Park

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Two game between Arbroath and Queen's Park.

Montrose v Clyde

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Two game between Montrose and Clyde.

New venue The Woods to open with candlelit beer garden

The team behind the west end's Hill venue will be launching a new bar and restaurant at 29 Waterloo Street.

Preparations underway for Bothwell Scarecrow Festival

Preparations are well underway for this year’s Bothwell Scarecrow Festival.

Thousands expected at Pride Glasgow

Thousands are expected to take part in Scotland's biggest celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) equali...

Woman, 78, dies days after crash

Police appeal for witnesses to a crash involving two cars in East Ayrshire after a 78-year-old passenger took ill and died days later.

No spat with Warburton - Stubbs

Hibs boss Alan Stubbs plays down suggestions of animosity between himself and Rangers counterpart Mark Warburton.

Greenock Morton v St Mirren

Preview followed by live coverage of Friday's Scottish Championship game between Greenock Morton and St Mirren.

Deila dismisses 'funny' Hareide

Ronny Deila laughs off Malmo head coach Age Hareide's claim Celtic do not have the legs to last 90 minutes.

Woman arrested after 'murder' bid

A woman is the third person to be arrested in connection with an alleged attempted murder and serious assault in the Castlemilk area of Glas...

Gig alert! Stereophonics announce Hydro takeover

The Welsh rockers are set to return to Scotland after they took T in the Park by storm earlier this year.

Boost for Celtic over Lustig injury

Celtic defender Mikael Lustig's hamstring injury is not as bad as first feared, according to manager Ronny Deila.

Your pictures

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 14 and 21 August

Opera loving pals to perform special gig for Nicola Sturgeon

Scotland's Twa Tenors: Wayne Douglas O'Hare and Paul Sullivan were two lads 'fae the schemes' when they first had a wee sing...

Former Clyde 1 presenters launch new Glasgow radio station

A brand new Glasgow based commercial radio station directed by former Clyde 1 presenters will be launching from next month.

Feast your eyes on Glasgow's new super-size sandwich shop

In preparation of opening day in a few weeks, Roasters Deli chefs in Partick have been busy experimenting with colossal sandwiches recipes i...

Actress cast for Clearances film

A Dundee-born actress is cast to play the heroine in a new film about the Highland Clearances of the early 1800s.

Bin lorry driver 'told pack of lies'

The driver of a Glasgow bin lorry which crashed, killing six people, is accused of telling "a pack of lies" about his history of b...

EU Commission suspends Scots funding

The EU Commission suspends more than £45m of funding earmarked for Scotland after what it called "irregularities" in spending.

Child 'thrown' from bin lorry's path

A couple who survived the Glasgow bin lorry crash recall how they saved their granddaughter by throwing her pram away from the vehicle's...

Top lawyer slams bin lorry decision

A former senior prosecutor says evidence at the Glasgow bin lorry inquiry suggests driver Harry Clarke should have been charged with crimina...

Man jailed for sleeping woman rape

A man who raped a sleeping woman after sneaking into bed beside her is jailed for four years.

Glasgow City relish Chelsea test

Glasgow City striker Fiona Brown is looking forward to a Champions League last 32 showdown with Chelsea.

Griffiths wary of Malmo goal threat

Leigh Griffiths, Craig Gordon and Nir Bitton reflect on Celtic's 3-2 Champions League qualifying win over Malmo.

Rangers at home to Livingston in Cup

Rangers are drawn to meet trophy holders Livingston in the quarter-finals of the Petrofac Training Cup.

St Mirren sign up defender Watson

St Mirren sign up former Dundee United defender Keith Watson on a contract until January.

Berget joy at scoring against Celtic

Jo Inge Berget admits his two goals for Malmo against Celtic in Champions League qualifying were satisfying.

Two men arrested over murder bid

Two men aged 21 and 24 are arrested over an attempted murder and serious assault in Glasgow's Castlemile area.

Cancer-hit dog Angus crosses 'play in snow' off his bucket list

A terminally-ill dog is living life to the maximum after his owners created a bucket list for him to enjoy before he dies.

Sheriff's 'victim' error in sex trial

A student found guilty of indecent assault has his conviction overturned after a sheriff repeatedly referred to his "victim" durin...

Baby murder accused 'was panicked'

The estranged wife of a man accused of murdering their baby daughter tells a court he sounded "panicked" when he told her to call ...

'Hunger vigil' planned in protest against rising poverty in Glasgow

Concerned locals have vowed to take part in the protest in response to rising numbers of families being forced to rely on food banks.

Police beef up security at Summer Sessions after drunken behaviour

Police plan increased security for Summer Sessions festival to control crowds at Bellahouston Park.

Casino loser killed man with punch

A 20-year-old Royal Navy worker is convicted of killing a man with a single punch minutes after he lost £1,000 in a Glasgow casino.

World class motocross riders to roar into Glasgow

Full throttle Arenacross action returns to The SSE Hydro with motocross stars, music, lasers and flaming pyro displays.

Burger Meats Bun to become Asian-inspired restaurant Bó Kantina

Glasgow foodies are in for a treat as new bar and restaurant Bó Kantina will be serving up some fresh flavours when it launches in the city ...

Five university cities with a great nightlife

If you’re a student who likes to party, pick a place where the music never stops If you’re starting university in a new city this year, it’...

Students receive £6000 to launch app for dementia sufferers

Four postgraduate students from Glasgow have won £6000 in funding to launch an interactive app that can improve the lives of those living wi...

Bin lorry driver to give evidence

The driver of the bin lorry which crashed in Glasgow killing six people is due to give evidence at a fatal accident inquiry.

Two for a pound: Glasgow is now home to a '50p Store'

Pound shops across the nation might want to keep an eye on this one - a 50p store is celebrating its opening on Argyle Street.

Saint Judes to relaunch following temporary closure

Glasgow's much-loved venue Saint Judes will be reopening with a whole new look spread across four floors.

Drivers pay £1.3m in bus gate fines

Motorists have paid at least £1.3m in penalty charges for driving through a bus gate in Glasgow, according to figures seen by BBC Scotland.

Celtic deserved more, says Deila

Ronny Deila feels Celtic deserved more than a 3-2 home win over Malmo in their Champions League play-off first leg.

Ayr United v Rangers

Live coverage followed by match report of Wednesday's Scottish Challenge Cup game between Ayr United and Rangers.

Braehead prepare for Champions debut

Braehead Clan will on Thursday become the first Scottish ice hockey team to compete in the Champions Hockey League.

Clyde Tunnel’s cycle paths to benefit from £20,000 investment

Glasgow City Council hopes to increase bike safety at the Clyde Tunnel cycle paths by spending £20,000 on a new anti-skid surface.

Priest limbers up to raise £5000 and save historic church from closure

Father Frank Hannigan hopes to raise £5000 in order to save St Paul's Roman Catholic church, a landmark in Paisley since the 1960s, from...

Wondering why sunflowers are blooming in the Gorbals?

A small sea of gold is glimmering in the Gorbals as 200 sunflowers join the battle against contaminated land.

Warriors pay tribute to city landmarks as new kit sports Finnieston Crane

The kit for the 2015/16 season is themed 'Built for Glasgow' and will be available to purchase later this week.

Man denies murdering baby daughter

A man goes on trial accused of murdering his five-week-old daughter and attacking two other children.

Baby attacker has jail term reduced

A man who inflicted "catastrophic" injuries on a six-week old baby has his jail term reduced on appeal.

Irn Bru bottles reach point of no return

The end of an era for taking back glass fizzy drinks bottles

Bin lorry restriction 'advantageous'

The inquiry into the Glasgow bin lorry crash which killed six people hears it would be "advantageous" to restrict heavy vehicle ac...

Warriors sign Army winger Bulumakau

Fiji-born British Army winger Junior Bulumakau secures a contract with Glasgow Warriors after a successful trial.

Glasgow gives royal welcome to new club and restaurant

A brand new venue will offer a bar, club and restaurant at 95 Hope Street, across from Central Station.

A nation mourns as Irn-Bru calls time on the 'glass cheque'

Scotland's Irn Bru fanatics despair as Barr’s end the 30p deposit scheme for glass bottles.

Driver who killed woman, 80, tagged

A 79-year-old man who knocked down and killing an 80-year-old woman has been given a four-month tagging order and banned from driving for fi...

Scotland's largest Pride Festival to descend on Glasgow

Scotland's largest Pride Festival will celebrate the diversity of the LGBTI community in Glasgow on August 22 and 23.

Plans to launch city hub to boost women in science

Plans are underway to launch a centre for learning in Glasgow to promote gender equality and encourage young people into STEM industries.

Irn Bru puts lid on bottle returns

Irn Bru maker AG Barr is to invest £5m in bottling facilities at its Cumbernauld plant, but bring an end to returnable bottles.

Lice-resistant salmon plan developed

Researchers at Glasgow University develop a new way to protect farmed salmon from sea lice.

Deila has faith in Celtic progress

Celtic manager Ronny Deila believes Malmo will find it tough to beat his side if the Scottish champions are at their best.

Celtic and Malmo 50-50, says Arnason

Celtic and Malmo are evenly matched going into their Champions League play-off, says the Swedish side's Kari Arnason.

Rangers pursue Arsenal's Zelalem

Arsenal midfielder Gedion Zelalem is in Glasgow as he considers an offer to join Rangers on loan.

Celtic v Malmö FF

Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Champions League game between Celtic and Malmö FF.

Annan Athletic 1-2 St Mirren

St Mirren come from behind to avoid a Petrofac Training Cup upset at League Two Annan Athletic.

Queen's Park 1-0 Dumbarton (aet)

Dumbarton miss a penalty before Joe Bradley's extra-time goal puts Queen's Park into Petrofac Training Cup quarter-finals.

Teenagers traced after murder appeal

Three teenagers police wanted to trace following a murder at Greenock Cemetery are identified.

Man arrested over death in street

A 27-year-old man is arrested in connection with the death of another man in a Glasgow street.

Refugee men in Glasgow call for an end to violence against women

Refugee men from the Maryhill Integration Network have made a powerful new film calling for an end to the domestic abuse of women.

City Deal Cabinet approves first stage of funding for over £900million of projects

Glasgow winners revealed for the Food Awards Scotland 2015

Charcoals, Athena Greek Taverna, Lychee Oriental Restaurant, The Hanoi Bike Shop and Aulds Bakery were among the winners at The Food Awards ...

Rod Stewart treats Celtic fans to a pint after Las Vegas gigs

Rod Stewart has picked up a massive bar tab after Hoops fans descended on a Las Vegas pub, taking the superstar up on his offer of a free pi...

Against the grain: Council gives £16,000 cash boost to new grocers

Southsiders have welcomed the addition of a new "old-fashioned grain shop" which sources all grocery items from local producers.

'Hasty' bin lorry decision denied

A safety inspector denies that a decision to treat the Glasgow bin lorry crash as a road traffic accident was "hasty and ill advised...

Church issues child abuse apology

The Roman Catholic Church in Scotland issues a "profound apology" to victims of child abuse.

Glasgow City Council Leader to stand down

Councillor Gordon Matheson CBE has today (Tuesday, 18 August 2015) announced that he will stand down as leader of Glasgow City Council on Th...

Mone resigns from board of Ultimo

Scottish entrepreneur Michelle Mone resigns from the board of Ultimo, the lingerie and swimwear firm she founded nearly 20 years ago.

Chvrches singer hits back at lewd online trolls

Glasgow band's lead singer Lauren Mayberry hits back at online abuse: "Apparently wet hair makes you a slut".

Biker in hospital after A82 accident

A biker is taken to hospital after an accident on the southbound A82 near Crianlarich.

Men sought over music venue attack

Police release images of three men they want to trace over a serious assault at a Glasgow music venue.

Moskito celebrates 15th anniversary with two-day street party

To celebrate its 15th birthday, Moskito will host a massive two-day street party on August 29 and 30.

Langfield backs Dons for title tilt

Former Aberdeen goalkeeper Jamie Langfield thinks the Dons have "the swagger" to challenge champions Celtic.

Celtic right for career, says Allan

Scott Allan took into account the football implications and not the criticism of his move from Hibernian to Celtic.

Late goals no concern - Armstrong

Midfielder Stuart Armstrong says late goals Celtic have conceded recently will not concern them against Malmo.

Glasgow council leader stands down

The leader of Glasgow City Council, Gordon Matheson, announces he will stand down next month.

Talks held over City Deal projects

Some of the first projects to be funded by the City Deal programme for the west of Scotland are to be discussed by councillors.

Man admits battery and rape charges

A man faces a prison term after he admits battering and raping a woman who refused to have sex with him.

Boys sought in cemetery murder probe

Police believe three teenage boys may be able to help their investigation into the murder of a Greenock man who was found injured in a cemet...

Search for man seen in River Clyde

Police divers search a section of the River Clyde in central Glasgow following reports that a man was seen in the water.

Glasgow finalists revealed for Miss Transgender competition

Contestants dazzled at the glitzy Glasgow heat of the Miss Transgender United competition at the Polo lounge.

Scot makes history as first woman to run the Watershed

Elspeth Luke has completed a gruelling challenge running 680 miles from Dumfries to John o' Groats taking in 44 Munros.

MP referendum assault case re-raised

A Labour MP accused of kicking a "Yes" campaigner during the Scottish independence referendum is to return to court later this wee...

Glasgow firm sees tartan sales soar after Outlander success

Popular drama series weaves international success for Glasgow-based textile firm Ingles Buchan.

Four witnesses sought in murder hunt

Police investigating the murder of a man who was found dying in a Glasgow street ask for help to trace four potential witnesses.

Buckfast tonic wine to be sold in miniatures for the first time

The monks of Buckfast are to sell their controversial tonic wine in miniatures for weddings and flights.

Arrest after rape in city centre

A man is due to appear in court in connection with an alleged serious sexual assault on a 34-year-old woman in Glasgow city centre.

Family to seek bin lorry prosecution

The family of a woman who died in the Glasgow bin lorry crash tell an inquiry they intend to seek a private prosecution against the driver.

Jobs market recovery pace 'slowing'

The recovery in Scotland's labour market has continued into the second half of 2015, according to the latest Bank of Scotland report on ...

Small fire causes damage at Clutha

Firefighters have tackled a small blaze at the Clutha bar, the Glasgow pub which only recently reopened after a police helicopter crash into...

Aircraft carrier section puts to sea

A massive 11,200-tonne section of an aircraft carrier built on the Clyde begins its journey around the coast of Scotland to Rosyth for final...

Two men hurt in serious assault

Two men were taken to hospital after a "serious assault" in Renfrewshire on Saturday afternoon, police have said.

Michelle Mone: tsar quality?

What is it that Michelle Mone has herself started?

The View are on fire with HMV album signing and acoustic tour

The Dundee four piece will visit HMV stores in September to promote new album Ropewalk.

Glasgow Botanics to host pop-up organic food market

A showcase of some of the best organic produce in Scotland will be on offer at Glasgow's Kibble Palace.

Psychedelic fever returns to Glasgow with swinging 60s celebration

Now in its fifth year, 60s celebration Double Sight returns to Glasgow across four venues this October.

Glasgow set for new Italian eateries as La Favorita Delivered expands

Award-winning La Favorita pizzeria is set to open its fifth Scottish restaurant next year, bringing 25 new jobs to Bearsden.

Pipe band championships 'outstanding'

A pipe band from Scotland is crowned world champions in Glasgow.

Woman, 34, raped in city centre

A 34-year-old woman was raped in Glasgow city centre in the early hours of Friday, police have said.

Man found injured in street dies

A man dies after being found seriously injured in a street in the north of Glasgow.

Celtic v Inverness CT

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Celtic and Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Hamilton Academical v Dundee United

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Hamilton Academical and Dundee United.

Motherwell v Aberdeen

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Motherwell and Aberdeen.

Partick Thistle v Kilmarnock

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Partick Thistle and Kilmarnock.

Explore Glasgow's musical history with new walking tour

From the Barras to King Tuts, a new Glasgow walking tour takes you on a journey through the city's musical sights.

Rail line on track after derailment

Engineers say they are "confident" the rail line through Ayrshire will reopen on Monday after work to remove derailed wagons is co...

Take One Action film festival returns to Scotland

Festival highlights include the UK Premiere of Eva Longoria’s Food Chains and Bahraini human rights activist Maryam al-Khawaja.

Could this be the end of the Old College Bar?

One of Glasgow's oldest pubs could be demolished as the owner brands the block of buildings "dangerous".

Final stretch of preparations for Great Scottish Run 2015

Runners and poets alike are stretching their muscles in anticipations of the Great Scottish Run in Glasgow this October.

Glasgow urged to join twilight 'Walk to Remember' for Marie Curie charity

Glasgow locals are to turn out on Saturday evening for a 'Walk to Remember', raising money for a charity for people living with a te...

Man attacked in front of family

Police appeal for witnesses after a man is seriously assaulted in front of his partner and 10-month-old baby.

Airline bill for 'disruptive' man

An airline passenger is billed for £2,716 for costs incurred due to his alleged behaviour on a flight to Ibiza from Glasgow.

Councils act as care provider folds

Two Ayrshire Councils step in to provide home care services for older and vulnerable people after a care provider ceases trading.

Are you brave enough to take the plunge on zipslide across the Clyde?

Thrill-seekers can take a leap of faith this September by flying across the Clyde while 150ft in the air.

Witnesses sought in cemetery murder

Police investigating the murder of a Greenock man who was found injured in a cemetery say four people may hold "vital information"...

Man cleared of Glasgow sex attack

A man is cleared of sexually assaulting a 24-year-old woman in Glasgow's Merchant City area.

Billy Connolly art exhibition to open at the People's Palace

The Big Yin's famous banana boots and works of art are back and will be on display to the public later this month.

Crash driver 'prone to dizziness'

The Glasgow bin lorry crash inquiry hears there was a "clear pattern" of symptoms indicating the driver was prone to blackouts.

Bill Shankly tribute hotel unveiled

A £20m football-themed hotel which includes a museum with unseen memorabilia of Liverpool's former manager Bill Shankly is unveiled.

Nickelback's Glasgow gig cancelled with Chad Kroeger on 'vocal rest'

Nickelback frontman Chad Kroeger has been put on extended vocal rest, forcing the band to cancel all remaining dates for the No Fixed Addres...

Burger Meats Bun announces mystery relocation to bigger site

Following two successful years of Burger Meats Bun at West Regent Street, the restaurant has announced that it is relocating.

Council approves £4m scheme to help first-time buyers afford a mortgage

Glasgow City Council has approved a two-year scheme which will help first-time buyers get on the property ladder even if they can't affo...

Gregory's Girl director donates Steven Campbell artwork to GSA

Bill Forsyth, director of Gregory's Girl, donated an artwork by his friend, the late Steven Campbell, to the Glasgow School of Art.

Your pictures

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 7 and 14 August

Piping Worlds under way in Glasgow

Thousands of pipers and drummers gather in Glasgow for the beginning of the two-day World Pipe Band Championship.

St Vincent Street Post Office to be replaced by new steakhouse

The St Vincent Street Post Office is being relocated to West Nile Street to make way for a Miller and Carter Steakhouse.

Boy revealed as Lego ferry designer

The mystery designer of a Lego replica of a CalMac ferry is unveiled as a 14-year-old boy from Kilmarnock.

Top two ready for title battle

Glasgow City goalkeeper Lee Alexander welcomes their biggest domestic challenge in years from Hibernian Ladies.

SNP success in two by-elections

The SNP wins by-elections in Falkirk and North Lanarkshire which were prompted by former councillors becoming MPs for the party.

VIDEO: Cleaner fish 'eat' salmon healthy

Scotland's salmon farming industry has begun farming a new type of fish, specifically to keep salmon clean.

Film-maker gifts work to art school

An artwork by 'new Glasgow boy' Steven Campbell is donated to Glasgow School of Art by film-maker Bill Forsyth.

Celtic can improve Allan - Ferguson

Ex-Rangers player Derek Ferguson reckons supporting the Ibrox club would not stop Scott Allan from succeeding at Celtic.

Langfield content with Buddies move

Leaving Scotland's top flight for Championship club St Mirren is not a step down, says goalkeeper Jamie Langfield.

Goalkeeper Langfield joins St Mirren

Former Aberdeen goalkeeper Jamie Langfield joins St Mirren as a player-coach on a two-year deal.

Plans to revamp creative warehouse SWG3 with new film studio

One of the most vibrant art spaces in Glasgow could see a total overhaul of the ground floor, with plans to add film and TV production facil...

New Irish Boston bar St Vincent's to open in Glasgow

A brand new Irish Boston-themed bar called St Vincent's will be opening at 142/B Saint Vincent Street in August.

Schools welcome 19 sets of twins

Schools in Inverclyde are preparing to welcome a record 19 sets of twins on Monday.

Celtic boss silent on Allan reports

Ronny Deila says Celtic are searching for new players but will not comment on speculation about Hibs' Scott Allan.

Payment over Nazi-looted tapestry

Compensation is to be paid after it emerged a piece of Nazi-looted artwork ended up in Glasgow's famous Burrell Collection.

Scot sets new world record by playing bagpipes for 24 hours

An Aberdeenshire police controller has set a new Guinness World Record by playing the bagpipes for an incredible 24 hours.

Thousands expected at Off The Beatson Track cancer charity walk

Last year more than 1500 people took part in the event, raising over £150,000 for the Beatson Cancer Charity.

Thousands expected at Off The Beatson Track cancer charity walk

Last year more than 1500 people took part in the event, raising over £150,000 for the Beatson Cancer Charity.

Driver health system 'open to abuse'

The inquiry into the Glasgow bin lorry crash which killed six people hears the system for lorry drivers declaring health problems is open to...

Council boss says 25,000 new homes will tackle Glasgow's 'housing crisis'

With 25,000 new homes promised for Glasgow by 2025, council leader Gordon Matheson believes the £700m strategy will help address homelessnes...

Bus crashes after driver falls ill

A bus crashes into parked cars in Paisley after the driver falls ill at the wheel.

Inverness attack below par - Hughes

Inverness boss John Hughes and Partick Thistle counterpart Alan Archibald bemoan their teams' dearth of goals.

Southampton hold talks over Van Dijk

Southampton hold discussions with Celtic about the possible transfer to St Mary's of defender Virgil van Dijk.

Hearts boss pleased with rotation

Robbie Neilson is delighted as rotated Hearts go top of the table, beating a Motherwell Ian Baraclough says were bullied.

Deila wants more disciplined Celtic

Ronny Deila laments a lack of discipline from Celtic as Gary Locke hopes his Kilmarnock side can build on a first point.

Hareide expects an improved Celtic

Age Hareide, manager of Celtic's Champions League play-off opponents, believes the Scots will be stronger when they meet.

Govanhill residents to stage anti-crime march after pensioner mugged

Local residents led by the Let's Save Govanhill campaign will hold a march calling for a crime crackdown in the area.

Disney On Ice presents action packed spectacular at Worlds of Enchantment

Disney On Ice presents Worlds of Enchantment, taking families in Glasgow on a captivating adventure.

Man held over 'explosive materials'

A man is arrested after "potentially explosive materials" were found at a house in West Kilbride, North Ayrshire.

Glasgow crowd will inspire - Smith

Captain Leon Smith says Britain's Davis Cup team will be inspired by the crowd when Glasgow hosts the tie with Australia.

School uniform bank launches to help struggling Glasgow families

Can you give a school uniform to help a Glasgow child? A new uniform bank aims to give "pride, self-respect and dignity" to impove...

Bin lorry prosecution clarity call

Relatives of the Glasgow bin lorry crash victims are asked to clarify whether they may seek a private prosecution against the driver.

Foster carer's death 'avoidable'

The death of a foster carer who was killed by a boy she was looking after was avoidable, a fatal accident inquiry finds.

Glasgow to host first Miss Transgender United competition

The Glasgow round of the Miss Transgender United competition will take place at Polo Lounge on August 16.

UK's youngest MP Mhairi Black urges 15-year-olds to register to vote

The country's youngest MP, 20-year-old Mhairi Black, has urged 15 and 16-year-olds to register to vote for the Scottish elections.

Abuser jailed for attacks on boys

A convicted child abuser is jailed for eight years over sexual offences against four young boys.

Rapist who fled to Romania jailed

A Romanian man who fled to his homeland after raping a woman in Glasgow is jailed for seven years.

Glasgow to host Davis Cup semi-final

Glasgow's Emirates Arena is confirmed as the venue for Great Britain's Davis Cup semi-final with Australia from 18-20 September.

Butterfly and Pig to celebrate ten years with free birthday bash

The city centre bar and restaurant is celebrating its tenth anniversary by hosting a free party to thank customers.

Food bank cleared of wrongdoing after staged break-in allegation

Complaints were made to the charity regulator following the break-in, with suspicions of fraud within the food bank being aired.

Dundee and Glasgow top student poll

The Universities of Dundee and Glasgow come out top in Scotland in a survey rating students' learning experiences.

Man accused of murdering father

A man appears in court accused of murdering his father Allan Montgomery at a flat in central Glasgow.

Kilmarnock v Celtic

Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Kilmarnock and Celtic.

Heart of Midlothian v Motherwell

Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Heart of Midlothian and Motherwell.

Inverness CT v Partick Thistle

Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Partick Thistle.

Well's Pearson to miss seven weeks

Motherwell midfielder Stephen Pearson will be out of action for up to seven weeks after suffering a knee injury.

Reading's Taylor joins Motherwell

Reading midfielder Jake Taylor hopes a loan spell with Motherwell can win him a place at Euro 2016 with Wales.

Swansea keeper Davies joins Killie

Swansea goalkeeper Oliver Davies moves to Kilmarnock on loan five days after Craig Samson's Rugby Park exit.

McCulloch eyes Killie kick-start

Kilmarnock coach Lee McCulloch admits he is readjusting expectations of what constitutes a good result against Celtic.

Police 'vigliant' over terror threat

Police in Scotland say they remain alert to all terrorist threats after reports that a woman in Glasgow may be poised to carry out an attack...

Glasgow mother in bid to launch community cupcake cafe

A young Glasgow mother has set her sights on opening a cupcake cafe dedicated to helping young Glasgow families.

Six hundred performers bring skirls and thrills of Tattoo to Glasgow

More than 600 performers, including the elite Swiss Top Secret Drum Corps, entertained the crowds in Glasgow.

Project to create more green space across Glasgow granted £40,000

Heritage Lottery Fund has granted £40,000 to help the RSPB transform green spaces and create more wildlife gardens in Glasgow.

Appeal after hen harrier found shot

An appeal for information has been made after the discovery of the body of a rare bird of prey in south-west Scotland.

Man admits murdering Irish student

Alexander Pacteau, 21, pleads guilty to murdering Irish student nurse Karen Buckley in Glasgow in April.

'Lack of diligence' on crash driver

The inquiry into the Glasgow bin lorry crash which killed six people last year hears of a "lack of due diligence" from doctors in ...

Gyrocopter pilot heads for Stornoway

A Northern Irish adventurer hopes to arrive in the Western Isles on Tuesday as part of 7,500-mile (12,070 km) journey in a gyrocopter.

Scottish blogger in running to win top UK stylist competition

Forever Yours Betty blogger is representing Scotland in a bid to find the UK's next top stylist at the Stylist Fiesta Stylista competiti...

By Juniper: Is gin taking over as Scotland's national drink?

With the ever-growing craft gin culture in places like Edinburgh and Glasgow, it's no surprise that 70% of gins produced in the UK are b...

Man in court over child abduction

A man appears in court after a six year-old girl was allegedly abducted in Glasgow.

Mone to lead entrepreneurship review

Scottish entrepreneur Michelle Mone is appointed by the government to carry out a review into how best to encourage start-ups in areas of hi...

Popular Glasgow Bar could be demolished to make way for office block

The Admiral Bar could be demolished to make room for a state-of-the-art office block, however the plans have come as a shock to the popular ...

Man in hospital after fire on boat

A man is taken to hospital after a fire on a boat off Gourock pier in the Firth of Clyde.

Rehoming appeal for Glasgow bunnies ahead of Rabbit Awareness Week

The Scottish SPCA in Glasgow is appealing for loving homes for the rescue rabbits in its care.

Perseid meteor shower set to light up sky over Scotland

The annual Perseid meteor shower will reach its peak this week giving amateur stargazers a potentially dazzling celestial show.

Falling masonry hurts man and woman

A man and woman are treated in hospital after they are hit by falling masonry in Paisley.

Shelter for homeless asylum seekers launches appeal for new mattresses

Coordinators at the Glasgow Night Shelter are looking to raise £3000 for new mattresses as the existing ones are no longer fit for use.

Motorcyclist dies after collision

A 56-year-old man dies after his motorbike was involved in a collision with a bus near East Kilbride in South Lanarkshire.

Get Hitched: Couple take the plunge at local climbing centre

Taking a leap of faith? This couple got hitched and went straight to the climbing centre in Govan.

Bin lorry driver 'denied blackout'

The inquiry into the Glasgow bin lorry crash which killed six people hears that afterwards the driver did not tell a specialist about a prev...

Pioneering sound map could show the happiest area in Glasgow

A Glasgow student has made an interactive sound map of Glasgow, plotting out a range of noises in the city as well as how they make us feel....

Fireman raped young girl he rescued

A firefighter is found guilty of raping a nine-year-old girl hours after he rescued her from a blaze.

Michelle Visage 'delighted' to be honoured at Scotland's first LGBTI awards

International icon Michelle Visage is to receive the 'Straight Ally Accolade' at LGBTI awards bash.

Piping Live returns to Glasgow with international flair

More than 40,000 people are expected to descend on Glasgow ahead of the World Pipe Band Championships 2015.

Thousands set for world record boot camp attempt at the Hydro

War veteran Jamie Kennedy will be joined by thousands at the SSE Hydro next month in an attempt to beat the previous record of 2061 particip...

Network Rail rapped over timetables

Network Rail is strongly criticised by the Office of Rail and Road for its handling of Scottish timetables.

'Horrific' hammer attacker jailed

A man is jailed for six-and-a-half years over a claw hammer attack which left his victim brain-damaged.

Plan for 25,000 new homes in Glasgow

Scotland's largest council unveils plans to deliver 25,000 new homes by 2025 to meet growing demand in Glasgow.

Council's housing strategy to deliver 25,000 new homes in Glasgow over next decade

Glasgow City Council has revealed its new housing strategy, which will deliver 25,000 new homes in the city by 2025. Councillor Gordon Mathe...

The people who never go online

The people who never go online. Who are they? And are they really any worse off?

Gang in street attack on two victims

Two men are taken to hospital for treatment after being assaulted in Rutherglen.

Call for bin lorry driver prosecution

Relatives of one of the Glasgow bin lorry crash victims have said they believe the driver involved should be prosecuted.

Motorcyclist dies after A82 crash

A motorcyclist dies after his bike is involved in a collision with a van on the A82 near Inverbeg.

Meet The Locals presents first ever Glasgow Street Style Festival

Pop-up shops from top local brands will be collaborating with one of the best Glasgow tattoo studios for the inaugural Glasgow Street Style ...

Sunday Circus celebrates eighth birthday with Kelvingrove Bandstand show

Techno party group Sunday Circus are celebrating their eighth birthday this month with a special set at the Kelvingrove Bandstand.

Murray energy excites McNamara

Dundee United boss hails the enthusiasm of striker Simon Murray as Ian Baraclough laments Motherwell's luck.

McIntrye pleased with early points

Manager Jim McIntyre is pleased with Ross County's grit, while a penalty miss leaves Hamilton boss frustrated.

CCTV images issued after assault

Police have issued CCTV images of a man and woman they want to speak to following a serious assault.

'Abducted' girl reunited with family

A six-year-old girl is reunited with her family after an allegation that she had been abducted from her home.

Pensioner dies after being hit by bus

An elderly man dies in hospital after being hit by a bus in Glasgow city centre a week ago.

Final Fling at Kelvingrove Bandstand before the school bells ring

The school bags are almost packed, but before the bell rings there's still time for a family day out at the Kelvingrove Bandstand.

Motherwell v Dundee United

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Motherwell and Dundee United.

Ross County v Hamilton Academical

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Ross County and Hamilton Academical.

Dumbarton v Hibernian

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Dumbarton and Hibernian.

Greenock Morton v Falkirk

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Greenock Morton and Falkirk.

Airdrieonians v Forfar Athletic

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League One game between Airdrieonians and Forfar Athletic.

Albion Rovers v Ayr United

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League One game between Albion Rovers and Ayr United.

Queen's Park v Annan Athletic

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Two game between Queen's Park and Annan Athletic.

Stirling Albion v Clyde

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Two game between Stirling Albion and Clyde.

Rangers 3-1 St Mirren

Lee Wallace's brace helps Rangers start the Scottish Championship season with a 3-1 victory over St Mirren.

Aberdeen v Kilmarnock

Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Aberdeen and Kilmarnock.

Partick Thistle v Celtic

Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Partick Thistle and Celtic.

Djurdjic upbeat about facing Celtic

Malmo's Nikola Djurdjic believes the Swedes have a "really good" chance of reaching the Champions League group stage.

Malmo pleased to draw Celtic - Prytz

Former Malmo star Robert Prytz says they will be satisfied to have drawn Celtic in the Champions League play-offs.

Man arrested over Glasgow rape

A man is arrested after a 30-year-old woman was raped in lane in the south side of Glasgow.

'Money wasted' on women's prisons

The Scottish Conservatives accuse the Scottish government of wasting money on women's prisons before changing its plans.

Pre-nups for pets could help lovers avoid cat fights

Half of Scottish adults admit that they have no idea what would happen to their furry companion if they split from their partner. Could a pe...

Thousands set to attend free 'Grand Steam Fair' at Summerlee Museum

Steam enthusiasts and families are expected to flock to the industrial museum this weekend to celebrate the age of steam.

Chaplin event gives Glaswegians chance to dig-out their false moustaches

Guests are invited to come along with false moustaches and tramp outfits to have a go at imitating one of comedy's greatest stars at the...

Man arrested over Glasgow flat death

A 32-year-old man is arrested after a man's body was found at a flat in central Glasgow

Scots rally behind fight against child trafficking

More than 2000 signatures have been submitted in 24 hours for a petition pressuring the Scottish Government to protect trafficked children i...

Mhairi Black joins students in support of national rent control campaign

Britain's youngest MP is supporting students in her local constituency to campaign for the introduction of rent controls across Scotland...

The View discuss their new album, pints with Paolo Nutini and trousers

We chat to The View about their upcoming tour and what happened to those jeans that they had on for four days straight.

Violent attack treated as murder bid

A violent attack by two men on a 26-year-old man in Renfrewshire is being treated as attempted murder.

Bookie lays odds on Andy Murray's child winning Wimbledon

It sounds crazy, but a bookmaker has offered odds on Andy Murray's child winning Wimbledon

Science Centre plans for 12-foot high solar panel at £1.5m exhibit

The Glasgow Science Centre have submitted plans for a new solar panel which will be used in a fascinating two-part exhibition called Powerin...

Your pictures

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 31 July and 7 August

Gunmen jailed for raid on home

Two men who robbed a businessman at gunpoint in his home while his terrified teenage daughter hid upstairs are jailed for eight years each.

Glasgow institute Paperino's to close its doors for new venture

The much loved restaurant will close its doors shortly after its tenth year in Byres Road, with plans set on a new challenge in Hyndland Roa...

New micro café launches in Merchant City police box

Brew Box Coffee Company is a brand new micro café operating from a police box in Glasgow.

Bin lorry driver 'not fit to drive'

A doctor who assessed the Glasgow bin lorry crash driver for his licence renewal says she would not have passed him fit to drive if she knew...

Celtic face Malmo in Champions League

Celtic are drawn against Swedish outfit Malmo in the Champions League play-off round.

Lord Provost visits Digging In trench reconstruction site

Glasgow's Lord Provost Sadie Docherty witnessed the start of work on 'Digging In', an ambitious reconstruction of First World Wa...

Frankie Boyle set for 'Buddy Good Laugh' birthday gig

The controversial comedian has been announced for the show, celebrating the second birthday of comedy club 'A Buddy Good Laugh'.

Glasgow receptionist fills the shoes of top model at African Fashion Week

Airdrie receptionist Maggie Smith prepares to jet off to London where she will strut down the catwalk during African Fashion Week.

SNP celebrates by-election successes

The SNP enjoys further success after recording solid results in five council by-elections.

Parents to protest over Boyle gig

Parents of children with disabilities plan to protest against a performance in west Belfast later by the Scottish comedian Frankie Boyle.

Police in cemetery murder appeal

Police investigating the murder of a man found seriously injured in a cemetery question people in the area a week on from the incident.

BY-ELECTIONS

By-elections are taking place in the Craigton, Langside Calton and Anderston/City wards of Glasgow City Council.

Man, 52, dies in two vehicle crash

A 52-year-old man from Motherwell dies following a road crash involving a van and a lorry on the A74(M) near Lockerbie.

Scots family to deliver van full of supplies to aid Calais migrants

The couple and their daughter set up the campaign, with plans to deliver warm jackets and supplies to refugees and migrants in Calais.

No Allan sale to Rangers - Stubbs

Hibernian manager Alan Stubbs confirms that a third offer from Rangers for Scott Allan has been rejected.

Kilmarnock exit for keeper Samson

Kilmarnock goalkeeper Craig Samson agrees an early release from his Rugby Park contract.

Murder probe into Glasgow flat death

Police treat the death of a 56-year-old man at a city centre flat in Glasgow as "suspicious"

Motherwell charged over play-off

Motherwell are charged by the SPFL over the pitch invasion that followed their play-off final win over Rangers in May.

Phones and homes key to young people

Better mobile phone coverage and access to housing would encourage more young people to stay in the Highlands and Islands, survey suggests.

Community rally behind cafe supporting asylum seekers

A Glasgow community has rallied to support a southside cafe promoting integration and facilitating work experience for women seeking asylum....

Crash driver's blackout reassurance

A GP who examined the Glasgow bin lorry crash driver after a previous blackout was unaware it happened at the wheel of a bus, the inquiry he...

Paesano to spin authentic Neapolitan pizzas into the city

A new restaurant is ready to bring an authentic Neapolitan pizza experience to the city.

New restaurant app Zapper in bid to make dining out easier

A new restaurant app has been launched to make it quicker for customers to pay for their meals through their smartphone.

Ruth Davidson to switch to Lothians

The leader of the Scottish Tories announces she will seek to become an MSP for the Lothians region at next year's Holyrood elections.

Argyll museum gets lottery boost

Kilmartin Museum in Argyll is one step closer to a multi-million pound refurbishment.

Five possible opponents for Celtic

Celtic could face a trip to either Albania, Israel, Kazakhstan, Serbia or Sweden in the Champions League play-off round.

Deila delights in Celtic progress

Manager Ronny Deila believes Celtic will not face a tougher opponent than Qarabag in the Champions League play-off round.

FK Qarabag 0-0 Celtic (agg 0-1)

Celtic draw in Baku to complete a 1-0 aggregate win over Qarabag and progress to the Champions League play-off round.

Two charged over Largs sword threats

Two men appear in court after a sword attack in a seaside town that left a policeman in hospital.

Five charged with £3.2m duty evasion

Five men charged with evading £3.2m of excise duty after 300,000 fake cigarettes were seized in raids.

Fives goal-line blunder goes viral

A goal-line blunder at a Scottish five-a-side game has taken off on social media, gaining millions of views.

Kevin Bridges puts finishing touches on new child cancer support centre

The comedian joined forces with the charity putting the final touches on it's new Glasgow Home from Home.

Sugar overload or lucky charm? First cereal cafe to arrive in Scotland

Lucky charms, Oreo cookies and Party Rings are just some of the sugary treats you can add to a Black Milk cereal bowl, made entirely of choc...

Keeper's epic howler during five-a-side match goes viral

Is this the worst goalkeeping blunder ever? This video of a five-a-side match has gone viral after being posted online.

Former Parkhead school among city landmarks to be restored with £1.6m fund

Glasgow's Necropolis and the Alexandra Park fountains are also to be restored thanks to Historic Scotland's £1.6m funding.

Silverburn to offer free phone charging stations

Silverburn Shopping Centre has announced that they will be offering secure phone charging stations in the mall.

Glasgow opens doors to forbidden and obscure buildings at free festival

Glasgow’s Doors Open Days will be offering visitors the opportunity to check out some of the city's obscure and often forbidden building...

Bin lorry driver told to stop work

A bus company's medical advisor told the Glasgow bin lorry crash driver to "remain off driving duties" while his health was in...

Stars and footballing legends to remember Jock Stein in charity match

Celebrities and legends of the game will come together next month to commemorate 30 years since the passing of Jock Stein.

State-of-the-art cinema opens in new children's hospital

A 47-seat cinema with space for wheelchairs and hospitals beds has launched at the Royal Hospital for Children, screening Inside Out and Min...

Burger bar crawl launched to find public's favourite bun

Rebel Barbers have launched Burger Bash, in search of Glasgow's favourite burger joint.

Super hospital hearing test problems

Children's hearing tests at Scotland's newest hospital are delayed because of sound-proofing problems.

Glasgow flat death 'suspicious'

Police treat the death of a 56-year-old man at a city centre flat in Glasgow as "suspicious"

£100,000 for two words? Cost of Glasgow hospital renaming revealed

A Freedom of Information request has shown the total cost of the renaming was £100,486.

Scots graduate designs 'smart' GPS rape alarm after neighbour attacked

Rebecca Pick designed the device to record incidents to help aid convictions and use GPS to alert police.

Waterstones to open new shop and cafe on Byres Road

A brand new Waterstones will be opening in Glasgow's west end this summer at a historic stretch of Byers Road.

New rail freight terminal 'approved'

Proposals for a new international rail freight terminal in North Lanarkshire have been cleared by Scottish ministers, according to developer...

Bin lorry driver faint 'discrepancy'

Bin lorry driver Harry Clarke told his doctor he fainted in a canteen and not a wheel of a bus four years before the George Square crash, an...

Billy Connolly spotted enjoying Italian meal at Sarti restaurant

Scottish comedian Billy Connolly was spotted enjoying an Italian meal at Wellington Street's Fratelli Sarti restaurant.

Four men arrested over murder bid

Four men are arrested in connection with the attempted murder of a man who was found injured in a South Ayrshire street.

Are you smarter than a 16-year-old? Try 'impossible' maths exam in full

With the SQA admitting that the new Higher Maths exam was 'too hard', we take a look at the paper showing how it can be done.

Historic Gorbals bridge £2.6m revamp due for completion in 2016

The city's iconic Albert Bridge has lain cracked and shabby for two years awaiting restoration but a major renovation project could be c...

Labour MP indyref attack case halted

The trial of a Labour MP accused of kicking a pro-Scottish independence campaigner collapses after a legal error.

Arrest over Greenock street attack

A man is arrested over the alleged attempted murder of a man found badly injured in a street in Greenock.

Milk protest farmers clear shelves

Scottish dairy farmers stage protests at supermarkets in Kilmarnock and Ayr over the price they are paid for milk.

Have you ever seen a skateboarding pig before?

The Riverside Show's Marco Federici went along to Arnbeg Cottage to visit the farm owner that trained a pig how to skateboard.

Crowdfunding campaign launched for Scotland's first LGBTI radio station

Xpress Radio Scotland is the new voice for equality and diversity with a focus on Scottish LGBTI issues and lifestyles.

World's biggest piping festival returns to George Square

Piping Live! returns on August 10, hosting over 200 events in front of tens of thousands of music fans.

Man injured in street murder bid

Police say they are investigating the attempted murder of a man who was found with serious injuries on a street in Girvan, South Ayrshire.

M8-legged Freak: 'Giant spider' caught crawling up motorway

This spidey certainly got our Twitter senses tingling after Traffic Scotland cameras snapped it appearing to crawl up the motorway near Edin...

IT consultancy plans 200 new jobs

Glasgow-based IT consultancy and services provider ECS announces it will create 200 new jobs by the end of the year.

TV charge for Royal Infirmary patients could be scrapped by 2016

Patients at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary may not have to pay to watch TV in 2016 after the health board confirmed a review of its current ser...

Legendary dance act Faithless to play SSE Hydro show

Legendary dance act Faithless has announced a special run of UK tour dates to support their new album.

Crash driver history 'not disclosed'

The driver of a bin lorry which crashed in Glasgow, killing six people, did not disclose his medical history on a form in 2011, an inquiry h...

Red Road flats new demolition plan

The last remaining Red Road flats in Glasgow will be blown up in a one-off demolition later this year.

Glasgow's six remaining Red Road flats to be demolished this year

The iconic multi-storey flats will be brought down later this year in a one-off demolition.

Emmerdale story upsets Clutha family

Hundreds of people sign a petition asking ITV to withdraw an Emmerdale storyline about a helicopter crash following the Clutha disaster.

Celtic wait for Qarabag pitch news

Celtic seek assurances over the quality of the pitch ahead of their Champions League qualifier with Qarabag.

Injured man found outside flats

Police say they are treating an incident involving a man found injured outside flats in Greenock as attempted murder.

Two weeks to repair train line

Rail travel between Glasgow and Dumfries could be disrupted for two weeks after a crash between two trains during engineering work at the we...

Dugdale wants new Lords in Glasgow

Scottish Labour's Kezia Dugdale calls for the abolition of the House of Lords and its replacement by an elected second chamber based in ...

Inbee wins seventh major at Turnberry

Inbee Park sees off the challenge of fellow South Korean Ko Jin-young to win the Women's British Open at Turnberry.

Motherwell concern over Pearson

Motherwell midfielder Stephen Pearson is to undergo a scan on a potentially serious knee injury.

Pensioner hit by bus 'critical'

An 80-year-old man who was hit by a bus in the centre of Glasgow is in a critical condition in hospital, police have said.

Pay what it weighs: Glasgow Vintage Kilo Sale rolls into town

It's simple. Grab a box and fill it with vintage clothes - costing £15 per kilo.

Cyclists to travel from 'Moscow to Houston' for cancer support fundraiser

Fundraisers are hoping to raise thousands of pounds for Cancer Support Scotland cycling from Moscow to Houston, without even leaving the cou...

Aircraft carrier section floated

An 11,200 tonne aircraft carrier section has taken to the water for the first time on the Clyde.

Freight trains derail after crash

Two freight trains collided during engineering work on the line near Cumnock in Ayrshire.

Burns wins by technical knockout

Ricky Burns wins by a technical knockout in strange circumstances, with his opponent retiring in the fifth round.

Anti-legal high campaigners to host George Square demo

Campaigners against legal highs are set to gather in George Square on August 8, demonstrating against the shops selling the goods in Glasgow...

Griffiths & Bitton 'fit for Europe'

Celtic's Ronny Deila and Ross County's Jim McIntyre react to the Glasgow side's 2-0 Premiership victory.

Referee ruined game - Archibald

Alan Archibald and Martin Canning react after Hamilton Accies are held to a 0-0 draw by 10-man Partick Thistle.

Hartley hails 'perfect' Dundee

Managers Paul Hartley and Gary Locke react to Dundee's 4-0 Scottish Premiership win over Kilmarnock.

Warren taken to hospital after loss

Inverness manager John Hughes and Motherwell boss Ian Baraclough give their thoughts after their meeting in the Highlands.

Glasgow's 19th century ceramic tiles are making a comeback

The humble tenement tile is enjoying a surge in popularity after an online fan club sprang up to celebrate Glasgow's most quirky vestibu...

Rangers v Peterhead

Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish League Cup game between Rangers and Peterhead.

Murder inquiry over cemetery death

A murder inquiry is launched following the death of a man who was found covered in blood in Greenock Cemetery.

Independence supporters stage rally

Hundreds of people have marched across Glasgow in a call for Scottish independence "as soon as possible".

Greenock Morton v Elgin City

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Cup game between Greenock Morton and Elgin City.

Raith Rovers v Albion Rovers

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Cup game between Raith Rovers and Albion Rovers.

Livingston v Clyde

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Cup game between Livingston and Clyde.

Ayr United v Brechin City

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Cup game between Ayr United and Brechin City.

East Fife v Dumbarton

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Cup game between East Fife and Dumbarton.

Stirling Albion v Airdrieonians

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish League Cup game between Stirling Albion and Airdrieonians.

Building fire treated as 'wilful'

Police Scotland are treating a fire which broke out in an eight-storey building in Glasgow as "wilful".

Signings can lift Killie - Locke

Kilmarnock manager Gary Locke believes he now has the correct players on board to propel them up the Premiership.

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Your pictures

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 24 and 31 July.

Tontine Lane hosts food festival for final weekend

The Day and Night Tontine Lane Food Feast and Street Market will offer street food, craft stalls and live music.