Commonwealth Compass unveiled by Glasgow Tree Lovers' Society

As part of the continuing legacy of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games and to celebrate Glasgow Green's twinning with the Americas, a C...

Serial litigant loses legal ban appeal

A man who tried to sue police forces in Northern Ireland and Scotland for £1bn each loses his appeal against being banned from taking new le...

BDO to appeal Rangers tax case decision

Rangers' liquidators BDO seek leave to appeal a decision that the club's use of Employee Benefit Trusts (EBTs) broke tax rules.

Your Carriage Awaits - Festive Partygoers urged to Use New Nitezone

Glasgow has launched its sixth NiteZone as thousands of festive revellers prepare to hit the city for Christmas nights out.

Funding boost for Glasgow

Glasgow City Council has secured funding of more than £3million from Zero Waste Scotland to help support the city's new waste strategy.

Taxi passenger dies in Glasgow crash

A taxi passenger died and another was seriously injured when a taxi cab and a car collided in Glasgow in the early hours of Sunday morning.

GP funding is 'robbing the poor'

GPs in deprived areas are not getting the funding they need to tackle health inequalities, according to research commissioned by the Scottis...

Bookshop find casts light on Sciaf founder

A chance find in a Glasgow second-hand bookshop throws new light on one of the key individuals behind the foundation of the Scottish Catholi...

Scotland Women 10-0 Macedonia Women

Jane Ross scores four times as Scotland go top of Women's Euro 2017 qualifying Group 1 by thumping Macedonia 10-0.

Celtic boss praises young Scots

Ronny Deila lauds Callum McGregor and Scott Allan after Celtic beat Inverness, whose boss urges more from their scorer.

Fallon warns of Paris-style attack risk

A Paris-style attack could "easily" happen in UK cities, including Glasgow, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon says.

Surf and turf in football off-season

What do female international footballers do when the season ends?

Clutha tribute on crash anniversary

The Glasgow pub where 10 people died after a police helicopter crashed through its roof is to pay tribute two years on from the tragedy.

McGhee 'content' with 'Well display

Mark McGhee is "content" with Motherwell's performance as they draw with high-flying Hearts in an entertaining affair.

United loss astonishes Paatelainen

Mixu Paatelainen bemoans Dundee United's mentality once more as Martin Canning hails Hamilton's comeback.

Archibald lauds best Thistle display

Alan Archibald says the chance to leapfrog Kilmarnock had been a "massive incentive" for Partick Thistle's impressive win.

Airdrieonians v Brechin City

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

Albion Rovers v Greenock Morton

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

Ayr United v Dunfermline Athletic

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Ayr United and Dunfermline Athletic.

Queen's Park v Forfar Athletic

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Queen's Park and Forfar Athletic.

Stenhousemuir v East Kilbride

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Stenhousemuir and East Kilbride.

Townsend 'delighted' with narrow win

Glasgow Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend is "delighted" to snatch victory from Benetton Treviso, the Pro12's bottom club.

Dumbarton v Alloa Athletic postponed

Dumbarton v Alloa is off due to a waterlogged pitch, while there will be an inspection at Stirling v Cumbernauld.

Anti-racism march to welcome refugees

An anti-racism march in Glasgow is intended to send out a message that refugees are welcome in Scotland.

Three youths arrested over stabbings

Three youths, aged 15 and 16, have been arrested over the stabbing of four teenagers in Clydebank.

Glasgow Warriors v Benetton Treviso

Team news and match preview ahead of Glasgow's Pro12 fixture against Treviso at Scotstoun on Friday.

Rangers v St Mirren

Rangers host St Mirren in the second Challenge Cup final, with a final against Peterhead the prize for the winner.

Inverness CT v Celtic

Nir Bitton and Stefan Johansen are back for Celtic, with home striker Dani Lopez serving a suspension for spitting.

Collins wants more time in Europe

Assistant manager John Collins hopes the Celtic coaching team will be given another crack at Europe next season.

Motherwell v Heart of Midlothian

Motherwell welcome back a trio of experienced players as Hearts' top-scorer returns from a suspension.

Kilmarnock v Partick Thistle

Rory McKenzie joins the injury list at Kilmarnock as Partick Thistle hope to have goalkeeper Tomas Cerny back.

Dundee United v Hamilton Academical

Dundee United could have two new faces playing, while Accies welcome back Ali Crawford and Jesus Garcia Tena.

Griffiths takes blame as Celtic exit

Striker Leigh Griffiths says his performance was "shocking" as Celtic fail to progress from their Europa League group.

Council and social enterprises to offer energy switching service for business

Glasgow City Council and partners the Wise Group and Citrus Energy have launched a commercial energy switching service - Glasgow People'...

Black Friday 'off to slow start'

One of the biggest shopping days of the year, Black Friday, has got off to a slow start in Scotland.

Illegal snare plea after cat loses leg

An animal charity issues a warning about illegal snares after a family cat lost its leg in East Ayrshire.

Rangers to pay Sports Direct loan

Rangers reverse a decision not to pay back a £5m loan from shareholder Mike Ashley's Sports Direct retail firm.

Banking on generous toy donations

Toy bank aims to give disadvantaged children in Glasgow a happy Christmas

Four arrests after Celtic-Ajax disorder

Four men are arrested for alleged public order offences after trouble before and after Celtic's Europa League match with Ajax.

Americans fund Burns monument project

The National Trust for Scotland receives a donation of about £100,000 pounds towards the cost of restoring the Robert Burns Monument.

Drugs mule in jail over £8m heroin haul

A drugs courier who was caught after a police chase on the motorway linking Scotland and England admits transporting heroin worth up to £8m....

Attack victim taken 30 miles in van

A 34-year-old man is in hospital after being chased, assaulted, forced into a van and dumped about 27 miles away.

Rangers win Green legal fees case

Former Rangers chief executive Charles Green fails in a legal bid to force the club to pay his legal fees in a forthcoming criminal trial.

Glasgow Airport rail link plan revived

Plans for a rail link between Glasgow Airport and the city centre are revived with two options in the frame.

Rail link to Glasgow Airport could be operational by 2025

A rail link between Glasgow city centre and Glasgow Airport has taken a major step forward, it was announced today.

Light trail image shows boundary fault

An exhibition of photographs displaying an "animated landscape" inspired by the Highland Boundary Fault line goes on display in Gl...

Concern for missing teenage girl

Police appeal for help in tracing a 15-year-old girl who has been missing from the Knightswood area of Glasgow since Monday.

Drumchapel High School get on air thanks to Flightpath funding

Pupils at Drumchapel High School are preparing to launch a brand new community radio station thanks to funding from Glasgow Airport's Fl...

Osborne pledges £5m for Burrell revamp

The UK government is to contribute £5m towards plans for a £66m revamp of Glasgow's famous Burrell Collection.

Car fire closes westbound M8 in Glasgow

A car fire closes one of the busiest sections of the M8 motorway in central Glasgow.

MP faces trial for 'referendum assault'

A Labour MP accused of kicking a "Yes" campaigner outside a polling station on the day of the Scottish independence referendum wil...

Fitness firm bought by German retailer

A Glasgow-based fitness equipment supplier is bought by one of Europe's biggest specialist retailers.

College boss 'should repay' severance

Education secretary Angela Constance tells MSPs that a former Coatbridge College principal should repay a controversial severance package.

Wine drinkers urged to drop glass size

A new scheme to help wine drinkers cut down on their alcohol consumption is being introduced in East Dunbartonshire.

Jobs 'at risk' at Doosan Babcock

Engineering group Doosan Babcock is set to cut its workforce in Renfrewshire as part of a nationwide restructuring move.

Raith Rovers v St Mirren

Live coverage followed by match report of Tuesday's Scottish Championship game between Raith Rovers and St Mirren.

Albion Rovers v Cowdenbeath

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

Call to bring home Britons held in India

The fiancée of a Scot trapped in India by a dispute over anti-piracy operations calls for him to brought home in time for Christmas.

MP withdraws from SNP whip amid probe

MP Natalie McGarry withdraws from the SNP whip amid a police investigation into apparent discrepancies in a campaign fund.

Man chased by gang jumped out of window

A gang of people admit charges after a vulnerable man was branded "a beast" and chased until he threw himself out of a flat window...

'No fraud' over Celtic Lennoxtown deal

Audit Scotland finds no evidence of fraud or corruption in Celtic's purchase of land for their Lennoxtown training complex.

Teenager detained over drugs murder bid

A teenager who stabbed a man during a drugs row in West Dunbartonshire is detained for eight years.

Celtic 'must believe' against Ajax

Tom Rogic says Celtic must play Ajax with the conviction that they can advance to the Europa League knockout stages.

Locke trying to convince Kiltie stay

Kilmarnock manager Gary Locke has urged Greg Kiltie to delay a move south and pledge his future to the club.

Dundee-Celtic could be played in US

Dundee could play Celtic in the United States next season, the first time a Scottish league game will have been held overseas.

In-form Higgins heads 'usual suspects'

Snooker legend Stephen Hendry explains why John Higgins is his favourite to win the UK Championship.

Glasgow's MacArthur out until 2016

Glasgow Warriors hooker Pat MacArthur faces up to six weeks out after undergoing surgery on a jaw fracture.

Man brain damaged by teens murder bid

Two teenagers admit attempting to murder a man in an attack which left their victim severely brain damaged.

Celtic's Rogic welcomes US game idea

Midfielder Tom Rogic says the prospect of Celtic playing a league match in the United States would "expand the game".

Ashley pursues SFA over fine and King

Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley challenges decisions by the Scottish Football Association which relate to his involvement with Rangers.

MP probe 'casts doubt on election'

Labour claims a police investigation into an SNP MP's involvement in apparent campaign fund discrepancies could "cast genuine doubt...

Concern for missing 56-year-old woman

Police appeal for help in tracing a woman who has gone missing from her home in West Dunbartonshire.

Taboo-busting Films Tackle Violence Against Women

Taboo-busting films tackling issues like sexual consent, Female Genital Mutilation (FMG) and domestic abuse will feature in Glasgow's 16...

Sex attack on woman near art gallery

An investigation is under way after a woman was sexually assaulted near Glasgow's Kelvingrove Art Gallery.

Tunnock's donation brings lifeboat back

Donation will bring a lifeboat back into operation at St Abbs after the RNLI closed its station

Brothers deny house attack murder

Two brothers deny murdering a man by attacking him with nunchucks, a sword and a knife at his home in Kilmarnock

Ashley blocks Gers shareholders vote

Mike Ashley wins court order preventing Rangers shareholders from voting to limit his influence on the club at AGM.

Glasgow supports UK's biggest road safety event, calling on everyone to "drive less, live more"

Glasgow's Green Year is supporting the 2015 UK Road Safety Campaign to encourage drivers to ditch the car in a bid to make roads safer, ...

City Deal cash for Inverclyde confirmed

The first £30m of investment taking place as part of a city deal worth more than £1bn is confirmed for Inverclyde.

Man sexually assaulted sleeping victims

A man is convicted of indecently assaulting two men at houses in Glasgow and Renfrewshire.

Man admits attempted murder stabbing

A man who repeatedly stabbed a visitor to his home in Renfrewshire admits a charge of attempted murder.

Patrol planes to be based at Lossiemouth

A new fleet of maritime patrol aircraft is to be based in Scotland but the defence review is expected to cut the number of Type 26 frigates ...

Shipyard gets £1m for 'jobs and growth'

Ferguson shipyard is awarded a £1m grant to refurbish its Port Glasgow premises and help fund new jobs.

Probe into Barrowland 'gunfire' reports

Police continue a search around a Glasgow music venue after reports of gunfire on Saturday night.

Probe into religiously offensive songs

British Transport Police try to trace men who sang "religiously offensive songs" on a train from Glasgow to Edinburgh.

'Lost' archive to be catalogued

Historical documents and artefacts from an old hospital, some of which were found underneath floorboards, are to be formally catalogued.

Man arrested over garage car 'attack'

A man is arrested following an alleged attempted murder near Clydebank last week.

Celtic fans call for Bankier removal

Three Celtic fans groups call for Ian Bankier to stand down as chairman, accusing him of slurring supporters.

Hamilton wear France kit in tribute

Hamilton Academical wear the French national team's away kit against Aberdeen in tribute to victims of the Paris attacks.

Actor assaulted 'after Paris attacks'

Actor and comedian Omar Raza tells the BBC he thinks the terror attacks in Paris were a "major contributor" to an assault on him i...

Four teenagers stabbed in lane attack

Four teenagers are stabbed and two of them left with life threatening injuries in an attack in Clydebank.

Police probe reports of gunshots

Police are investigating reports of gunshots outside the Barrowland Ballroom concert venue in Glasgow on Saturday night.

Man arrested over sexual assault

A 24-year-old man is been arrested in connection with the alleged sexual assault of a woman in Glasgow city centre.

Eight taken to hospital after flats fire

Fifteen residents are rescued and eight people are taken to hospital after a fire at a block of flats in Glasgow.

Three arrested near Glasgow rally

Three people are arrested following a disturbance near a demonstration in Glasgow city centre, police say.

Livingston v Rangers

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

Dumbarton v Raith Rovers

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

Ayr United v Airdrieonians

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

Albion Rovers v Dunfermline Athletic

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

Queen's Park v Stirling Albion

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

Berwick Rangers v Clyde

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

Lost property 'hero' up for award

A woman who works in the lost property office of a Glasgow bus company is nominated for an "unsung hero" award.

St Mirren 1-1 Greenock Morton

Morton salvage a last-minute point to deny St Mirren a first home league win of the season in the Renfrewshire derby.

'Scottish club badges under threat'

Up to 25 Scottish club badges may break heraldic rules a lawyer warns, as Ayr United follow Airdrie in seeking a new design.

Gilmour reaches last four in Glasgow

Home favourite and top seed Kirsty Gilmour is through to the semi-finals at the Scottish Open Grand Prix.

Glasgow Warriors v Northampton

Team news as Glasgow host Northampton in Saturday's European Rugby Champions Cup fixture at Scotstoun (17:15 GMT).

Hamilton Academical v Aberdeen

Grant Gillespie returns from suspension for the home side, while Aberdeen are monitoring two players ahead of Sunday's game.

Rally highlights steel industry 'crisis'

Steel workers from Motherwell and Cambuslang head to for Sheffield to join a march and rally in defence of their industry.

Warnings of wind and snow updated

Snow forecast for large parts of Scotland with potential for blizzards in gale-force winds affecting upland areas.

Muslims facing 'increased hostility'

Scotland's Muslims speak about "increased hostility"' towards them since the Paris attacks

Celtic's Deila backs B-team idea

Celtic's Ronny Deila thinks top clubs fielding B teams in the lower senior leagues would help develop young talent.

Celtic v Kilmarnock

Celtic captain Scott Brown returns from a knee injury as the league leaders welcome Kilmarnock to the east end of Glasgow.

Partick Thistle v Inverness CT

Inverness Caley Thistle midfielder David Raven is back from suspension, as is Thistle goalkeeper Ryan Scully.

Ross County v Motherwell

Ross County are missing Michael Gardyne and Brian Graham, while Motherwell are without three experienced players.

Driver blackout bus death 'avoidable'

A bus driver who killed a colleague after passing out at the wheel should have followed medical advice after previous faints, an inquiry fin...

VIDEO: World first for Tobermory school trial

Pupils at a Tobermory High School are among the first students in the world to try a new way of learning.

Celtic criticised over Tory peer

Celtic's board receive criticism from shareholders over the reappointment of Lord Livingston at their annual meeting.

Bath death inquiry hears 999 call

A fatal accident inquiry into the death of a vulnerable woman in a bath has heard the 999 call made by a carer who found her.

Film shows first female ascent of climb

A new film features the first female ascent of one of Scotland's toughest climbing routes.

Glasgow's new economic strategy to focus on raising productivity and reducing health inequalities

Poor health costs Glasgow £4.6bn a year

A new group is set up to tackle sickness and deprivation in Glasgow - problems thought to be losing the city £4.6bn in productivity.

Golden Record at Best Bar None Awards

A record number of Gold gongs have been presented to pubs, clubs and entertainment venues at Glasgow's glittering Best Bar None awards.

How will Syrian refugees fare on Bute?

How will Syrian refugees fare when they arrive on the island of Bute?

Mercury Prize 2015: The nominees

The 12 albums nominated for the 2015 Mercury Music Prize.

Woman dead in bath 'needed care worker'

A woman found dead in her bath was "heavily reliant" on care workers who should not have left her alone, a fatal accident inquiry ...

Celtic's AGM a matter of routine

The board will expect some difficult questions, but club is financially and competitively strong, writes Richard Wilson.

Boxing coach wins Unsung Hero award

Knockout news for veteran boxing coach Rab as he is awarded the BBC Get Inspired Unsung Hero award for Scotland

Man held over £420,000 cannabis haul

A 19-year-old man is arrested after cannabis worth £420,000 is found at Clydebank Industrial Estate.

Stick with Celtic, Brown tells fans

Scott Brown has urges fans to "keep faith" with Celtic, promising they will return to the Champions League group stage.

Are you one of Glasgow's 9000 unconfirmed electors?

Several thousand residents urged to respond to voting registration reminders.

Clooney invited to Lord Provost's charity Burns Supper

Glasgow's Lord Provost has invited George Clooney to her record-breaking Burns Supper

Cracks in Hunterston nuclear reactor

Cracks are discovered in bricks which make up the core of one of two nuclear reactors at the Hunterston B power station in Ayrshire.

Man jailed for rape bid on abducted girl

A man who admitted abducting a six-year-old girl in Glasgow and sexually assaulting her with intent to rape is jailed for five and a half ye...

Deliberate car hit on man 'murder bid'

An incident near Clydebank where a man was deliberately hit by a car after a row on a garage forecourt is being treated as attempted murder....

Celtic hit out at MSP over wage call

An MSP who called on Celtic to become a living wage employer is accused by the club of using the issue for his own political purposes.

Glasgow drivers pay most CCTV fines

Drivers in Glasgow paid more in fines this year for traffic offences caught on CCTV than any other council area in the UK, new figures show....

Glasgow Mass for Paris terror victims

The Archbishop of Glasgow, Philip Tartaglia, offers a Mass for the people of France in St Andrew's Cathedral.

Man admits attacking vulnerable son

A man is facing a jail term after he choked his schizophrenic son whom he thought was "just existing".

Train tracks assault and robbery appeal

British Transport Police release CCTV images after a man fell from a train platform while being attacked and robbed of a £1,500 watch.

Unit at new £842m hospital 'too small'

A patient assessment unit at Glasgow's new £842m Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is expanded as it was too small to cope with demand...

NHS criticised over mental health care

A public services watchdog has criticised two health boards over their handling of patients with mental illness.

Man sought over city shop attack

Police investigating a serious assault in a shop in Glasgow release a CCTV image of a man they want to trace.

Concern for Scot missing in Spain

Concerns grow for a Scottish woman who has gone missing from her home in southern Spain.

Family butcher wins £600,000 Co-op deal

An Ayrshire-based family-run butcher's business is to create new jobs after securing a £600,000 supply deal with the Co-op.

Sarwar launches bid to become an MSP

Scottish Labour's former deputy leader Anas Sarwar announces he is launching a bid to become an MSP.

Free entry to 'dream team' films

The 2016 Glasgow Film Festival will offer free entry to selected movies which feature some of the most famous double acts in Hollywood histo...

Food bank referrals top 60,000

Food bank use in Scotland has increased to record levels, with more than 60,000 referrals over a six-month period, according to the Trussell...

Montrose 1-6 Queen's Park

Queen's Park pick up their first League Two win since September in emphatic style after losing an early goal.

Glasgow strive for impact in Europe

Glasgow Warriors are determined to make their mark in the European Champions Cup, says scrum-half Mike Blair.

Scotland's smaller air raids during WW2

A look at the smaller air raids on Scotland during WW2

Gilmour aims for top spot in Glasgow

Commonwealth silver medallist Kirsty Gilmour leads the domestic title challenge at the Scottish Open Grand Prix.

Woman jailed for rape case interference

A woman who was convicted of forcing an alleged rape victim out of Scotland before she gave evidence in court is jailed for two years.

Man jailed for 'reprehensible' attack

A man is jailed for 44 months for a brutal attack in Ayr that left his victim needing facial surgery.

'Deliberate fire' at Scottish mosque

Police investigate a possible deliberate fire at a Scottish cultural centre that is used as a mosque by the Muslim community.

Miller agrees Rangers extension

Kenny Miller signs a one-year contract extension until 2017 and takes on a coaching role at Ibrox.

Child struck by car outside school

A child is taken to hospital after being hit by a car outside a primary school in Glasgow.

Survivors 'left out' of abuse inquiry

Legal action is considered to force the Scottish government to widen the remit of the inquiry into historical allegations of child abuse in ...

St Mirren Park set for name change

St Mirren are ready to rename their stadium in a deal to back Paisley's bid to become UK City of Culture in 2021.

Clan slump continues as goals fly in

Braehead Clan leak 17 goals over a disappointing weekend as Dundee Stars manage back-to-back victories.

Syrian refugee group to arrive in UK

About 100 Syrian refugees are due to land in Glasgow - the largest group to arrive since the government expanded its refugee resettlement sc...

Woman sexually assaulted in Glasgow

A 19-year-old woman is sexually assaulted in Glasgow city centre in the early hours of Sunday morning

Fewer corncrakes counted in Scotland

Wet and cold spring and summer weather is blamed for one of Scotland's rarest breeding birds having a poor season.

Suspended principal could return to job

The suspended principal of Glasgow Clyde College, Susan Walsh, could return to her job after new board decides not to pursue disciplinary ac...

FM warns against post-attacks bigotry

The Paris attacks prompt First Minister Nicola Sturgeon to warn that there is no place for "bigotry and prejudice" in Scotland.

Double rapist jailed for parole breach

A double rapist is back in prison for breaching the terms of his release by inviting a young boy into his garden.

Man jailed for hammer attack on witness

A man who admitted brutally assaulting a witness to prevent him giving evidence against him is jailed for five years and three months.

Two men in hospital after flat fire

Two men are treated in hospital following a fire at a flat in Hamilton, South Lanarkshire.

Award for Glasgow cancer specialist

A Glasgow cancer specialist is awarded the Scottish Cancer Foundation's inaugural prize for her work with stem cells.

Scots accent 'less eroded' than English

The Scots accent is flourishing and proving resilient against a growing homogenised anglicised accent across English regions, research sugge...

Scots to observe Paris attack silence

Scotland will join the rest of Europe by taking part in a minute's silence at 11:00 for the dead and injured in the Paris attacks.

Filmakers celebrate Scottish Bafta wins

Actors Emma Thompson, Ken Stott and Sharon Rooney are among the winners at the Bafta Scotland awards in Glasgow.

Police dogs join search for missing man

Police launch an extensive search for a 53-year-old man who has been missing from his home in North Ayrshire since Thursday morning.

Flood alerts continue after heavy rain

Further heavy rain is expected in parts of Scotland on Sunday after a number of areas suffer localised flooding.

Prayers and solidarity for Paris

Prayers are said for the people of Paris at religious events across Scotland on Sunday, including a service at St Giles' Cathedral.

Glasgow City Council's response to attacks in Paris

Greenock Morton v Queen of the South

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

Airdrieonians v Dunfermline Athletic

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

Ayr United v Albion Rovers

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

Clyde v Elgin City

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

Glasgow tie off after Paris attacks

Glasgow Warriors' European Champions Cup tie in Paris is postponed after a series of attacks across the French capital.

Queen's Park v Peterhead

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Challenge Cup semi-final between Queen's Park and Peterhead.

Man struck by car 'was targeted'

A 63-year-old man is seriously injured after being "deliberately struck" by a car in a "targeted attack" in South Lanark...

Flood warnings issued as rain sweeps in

The Met Office warns of possible flooding in parts of Scotland in the wake of Storm Abigail.

Scottish sympathy for Paris victims

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon will chair a meeting of the Scottish government's resilience committee later in the wake of the Paris att...

How board games are getting a new roll of the dice

How board games are getting a new roll of the dice

First refugee charter flight due

The first charter flight of Syrian refugees will arrive in Glasgow on Tuesday, with more to follow in the coming weeks.

Bin lorry family hits back at law chief

A man who spoke to the BBC about losing his mother in the Glasgow bin lorry crash hits out at Scotland's top law officer for criticising...

Christmas lights switch-on cancelled

Glasgow's Christmas lights switch-on, which was scheduled for Sunday, is cancelled due to bad weather.

Celtic respond to Rangers EBT ruling

Celtic reiterate their view that Rangers may have gained a sporting advantage from their use of a controversial tax scheme.

Prince attacks ticket tout 'vultures'

Pop star Prince likens online ticket touts to vultures after postponing the sale of tickets for his forthcoming UK tour.

Eusebi Deli, Glasgow G4 – restaurant review | Marina O’Loughlin

‘Eusebis happily wanders all over Italy’s boot for its plunder, not bothering with any of this modern “We’re Puglian/Ligurian/Calabrian” pos...

10 reasons why Paisley is already a city of culture

10 reasons why Paisley is already a city of culture

County v Celtic semi-final on BBC TV

BBC Scotland will broadcast live television coverage of the League Cup semi-final between Ross County and Celtic.

Murder trial set over Prestwick death

Three men are to stand trial accused of murdering a 60-year-old man at his home in Prestwick, South Ayrshire.

Partick Thistle eliminate debts

Partick Thistle say they are "debt free" after restructuring their finances and securing new investment from shareholders.

Racing 92 v Glasgow Warriors (Sat)

Mike Blair starts at scrum-half for Glasgow Warriors' European Champions Cup opener against Racing 92.

Eight new 'solar schools' will help cut bills and emmissions

The schools will harness the energy from the sun to help the city cut its energy bills and carbon emissions.

Council approves next stage for regeneration of Sauchiehall and Garnethill district

Glasgow City Council has approved the next stage of the Sauchiehall and Garnethill District Regeneration Framework, which features 80 propos...

Glasgow seeking 'European respect'

Glasgow Warriors are desperate to make an impact in this season's European Champions Cup, says centre Peter Horne.

King warning to clubs over titles

Rangers chairman Dave King tells other clubs not to re-open the debate about his club's past titles and cups.

Water on Earth 'since beginning'

New evidence supports the theory that water was present on Earth when it formed from rock and dust more than 4.5 billion years ago.

Your pictures 6-13 November

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 6 and 13 November

Paisley launches UK City of Culture bid

Paisley launches its bid to become the UK City of Culture in 2021 with a £56m plan to create a national museum of textile and design.

Swimming with sharks on holiday list

The chance to swim with sharks in Scotland is number three on a list of 20 adventure holidays that easyJet says were not possible 20 years a...

Two men sought over shop armed robbery

Police attempt to trace two men who carried out an armed robbery at a Scotmid store in Glasgow's east end.

Two men arrested over street death

Two men are arrested after a man is fatally injured during a disturbance in North Lanarkshire.

Work to deliver joined-up services to city residents praised

Glasgow Community Planning Partnership has been praised for efforts to deliver joined-up services to residents across the city.

HMRC to announce Scottish closures

The tax collection agency, HMRC, is preparing to announce a major restructuring plan which is likely to see large scale job losses in Scotla...

Son makes appeal over missing man

The family of a missing Glasgow man appeal for help in tracing him, six months on from his disappearance.

Ebola nurse 'has made full recovery'

A Scottish nurse who was readmitted to hospital after suffering complications arising from the Ebola infection is discharged after making a ...

Scotland prepares for Storm Abigail

Forecasters warn much of Scotland to prepare for the arrival of Storm Abigail, with the Western Isles especially at risk.

Warriors coach targets long Euro run

Gregor Townsend is confident Glasgow Warriors "can get to the latter stages" of this season's European Champions Cup.

Two-minute silence remembers war dead

A two-minute silence is observed across Scotland to remember those who have died in conflicts across the world.

Andy White, Beatles drummer, dies

Andy White, a studio session musician who played the drums on two of the Beatles' first singles, dies in the US aged 85.

SFA to face Ashley court battle

The Scottish FA will defend itself as Mike Ashley challenges its decision to approve Dave King as Rangers chairman.

Georgia hooker signs for Warriors

Georgia international Shalva Mamukashvili signs for Glasgow Warriors, who currently have three hookers injured.

Mitchell rejects SPL title stripping

Roger Mitchell describes the fallout from the court ruling on oldco Rangers' tax affairs as just "fans' bragging rights".

McParland 'key signing' for Rangers

Mark Warburton describes Rangers' new head of recruitment Frank McParland as one of the club's "biggest signings" since he...

Deila demands draw Lambert sympathy

Former Celtic skipper Paul Lambert believes fans' expectations allow little scope for Ronny Deila to bring in young players.

Man guilty of 'sex photo bribe' to girl

A man is convicted of paying a 13-year-old school girl to send him sexually-explicit photos of herself.

Storm Abigail warning upgraded to amber

A weather warning attached to Storm Abigail, the first storm to be officially named by the Met Office, is upgraded from yellow to amber.

Bafta Scotland honours Bill Paterson

Actor Bill Paterson is to receive a Bafta Scotland outstanding contribution accolade.

Brothers guilty over brutal attack

A man is convicted of attempted murder and his brother of assaulting the victim following a street attack in North Lanarkshire.

Back-stabbing knife attacker jailed

A man who admitted stabbing a woman whom he believed had slashed his niece is jailed for five years and three months for attempted murder.

Encouraging more young people in Glasgow to access higher education

A special publication to highlight the support and initiatives in place across the city to support young people into positive destinations h...

Inmate jailed over prison murder bid

A prisoner who attempted to murder a fellow inmate he claimed had been bullying him is jailed for a further six years.

Developers buy former pigment plant

A former pigment manufacturing plant in Renfrewshire is bought by property developers in a multi-million pound deal.

Woman fined over holiday flight abuse

A woman who shouted, swore and acted aggressively on a flight from Glasgow to Tenerife is fined £300.

Conference to shine a light on Glasgow this week

The changing role of lighting will take centre stage in Glasgow this week when the LUCI (Lighting Urban Community International) City Under ...

Pensioner killed in Troon crash named

A 71-year-old man who died after he was hit by a car while crossing a road in Troon is named by police.

Rangers fan banned over monkey gestures

A Rangers fan who made monkey gestures to a black player and abused fans with disabilities is given a 12-month football banning order.

Rangers say 'move on' from tax case

Rangers say Scottish football should move on from last week's tax case ruling for "the greater good of the game".

Knitwear company sold to management

A management buyout is completed at East Ayrshire-based knitwear manufacturer Robert Mackie of Scotland.

Robber attacked OAP and shop worker

A man admits attacking an OAP and a shop worker during an armed robbery in North Lanarkshire.

Aggreko sticks to forecast as sales dip

Temporary power provider Aggreko says it is sticking to its full-year profit guidance, despite a drop in third-quarter revenues.

City of Glasgow Festival of Remembrance

A special City of Glasgow Festival of Remembrance service to mark the Royal Air Force's 'finest hour' will be held at Cathcart O...

Rangers fans in 'offensive songs' probe

British Transport Police attempt to trace Rangers fans who sang "religiously offensive songs" on a train from England to Scotland....

Archibald focused on Rio team gold

Commonwealth bronze medallist Katie Archibald targets an Olympic gold medal in Rio as part of GB's women's pursuit team.

Man, 71, dies after being hit by car

A 71-year-old man dies after he is hit by a car while crossing a road in Troon, South Ayrshire.

Goals shares fall on new profit warning

Shares in Goals Soccer Centres fall after the five-a-side football venue firm issues another profits warning.

Celtic condemn disruptive fans

Celtic condemn "a handful of individuals" who did not observe the Remembrance Sunday minute's silence at Victoria Park.

HS2 route tree voted nation's favourite

The Suffragette Oak in Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow, is voted Scotland's Tree of the Year.

Ex-Rangers owner in steel talks

Former Rangers owner Sir David Murray has been in talks over the future of two closure-threatened steel plants in Scotland, it emerges

Ross County 1-4 Celtic

Celtic re-establish their six-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership by beating Ross County.

Teenager killed in two-car crash named

A teenager from Largs who died in a head-on collision on the A760 in North Ayrshire is named by police.

Buildings lit red for remembrance

Landmarks and buildings across Scotland are lit up in red as part of the 2015 Scottish Poppy Appeal.

McGhee wants clarity over penalty

Mark McGhee wants clarity over the decision to allow Greg Tansey to retake his penalty in the home loss to Inverness.

Point feels like defeat - Archibald

Partick Thistle boss Alan Archibald says a point feels like a defeat, but Paul Hartley feels his Dundee side deserved the draw.

Theatre show cancelled over 'fire risk'

A Glasgow theatre cancels performances of The King and I at short notice over concerns about a possible fire risk from scenery.

Driver rammed by would-be robber

A 63-year-old man had his car door rammed in Rutherglen by a thief attempting to steal a package on the back seat, police say.

East Stirlingshire v Queen's Park

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

Blues v Glasgow Warriors (Sat)

Team details and match preview ahead of struggling Cardiff Blues hosting Pro12 title holders Glasgow on Saturday.

Motherwell v Inverness CT

Mark McGhee will aim for a first home win since returning as Motherwell manager as they entertain Inverness.

Dundee v Partick Thistle

Two sides looking to rediscover their scoring touch meet at Dens Park as Partick Thistle visit Dundee.

Heart of Midlothian v Hamilton

Hamilton Accies visit high-flying Hearts having already had one controversial meeting already this season.

St Johnstone v Kilmarnock

St Johnstone hope to continue their high-scoring form as they entertain an improving Kilmarnock.

Higgins cool on matching Hendry wins

Wishaw's John Higgins thinks matching Stephen Hendry's record of 36 ranking tournament wins may be beyond him.

Celtic must stick by Deila - Wilson

Ex-Celtic defender Mark Wilson says Ronny Deila deserves more time to achieve success in Europe.

Glasgow City & Hibs ready for final

Glasgow City are aiming for a fourth successive domestic treble when they meet Hibernian in Sunday's Scottish Cup final.

Deila expects patience from board

Celtic manager Ronny Deila says he expects to get the same time as previous managers to make the team a success in Europe.

League discusses Rangers tax case

The Scottish Professional Football League's board met on Friday to discuss HMRC's tax case victory against Rangers.

Stranded Scots arrive back in Glasgow

Scots holidaymakers stranded in Sharm el-Sheikh after flights were suspended arrive back in Glasgow.

Teenager killed in two-car crash

A teenager dies and a 28-year-old woman is in a critical condition after a car crash in North Ayrshire.

March to save threatened steel plants

Supporters of the two threatened Scottish steel plants in Lanarkshire are due to march in Motherwell later.

Driver, 24, killed in road crash

A 24-year-old man dies after the car he was driving collided with another car on the A83 near Inveraray in Argyll.

Murder bid stabbing after 'bonfire row'

A 25-year-old man is in a critical condition after being stabbed and beaten following a disturbance at a bonfire display in Wishaw.

Police appeal after OAP bag theft

Police Scotland appeal for information or witnesses after an elderly woman's handbag is stolen in Saltcoats.

Canadian firm buys Worldmark for £126m

East Kilbride-based high-tech label producer Worldmark is bought by Canadian firm CCL Industries Inc in a deal worth about £126m.

New Friends of Group give Alexandra Park a helping hand

A launch day to celebrate the newly formed Friends of Alexandra Park is taking place tomorrow, Saturday, 7 November at the Sports Hub venue ...

No new bacteria cases at baby unit

There have been no new cases of potentially harmful bacteria in newborn babies at hospital where one infant died after becoming infected.

Woman who hit tree rescued from car

Firefighters have cut a woman free from her car after she hit a tree.

Sex, Bond and Shakespeare: What MPs talk about

A website detailing 1.6 billions words spoken by politicians between 1803 and 2005 is launched by Glasgow University.

Your pictures

A selection of your photos from across Scotland

Review into patient death at hospital

An investigation is launched after claims a patient died on a trolley while waiting for treatment at a the new Queen Elizabeth University Ho...

Council official suspended over probe

An executive director at North Lanarkshire Council is suspended pending an investigation into information kept on teacher numbers.

Rangers penalty will not be revised

A court ruling that Rangers' use of EBTs broke tax rules will not alter previous decisions made by football authorities on the matter.

Red card quashed for Buddies' Baird

Jack Baird's recent red card for St Mirren is overturned but Craig Reid's appeal against a dismissal is unsuccessful.

Probe into Glasgow 'shooting' incident

Police investigate reports of shots being fired in the Riddrie area of Glasgow.

Scottish new car sales fall sharply

The emissions scandal surrounding Volkswagen may have contributed to a sharp fall in car sales in Scotland, say motor traders.

Rangers boss focused on team alone

Manager Mark Warburton insists that off-field developments will not affect the coaching staff or players at Rangers.

Hamilton's Lyon out for six weeks

Hamilton Academical midfielder Darren Lyon faces a further spell on the sidelines following knee surgery.

Uniting communities through football

The Glasgow football team aiming to break down the barriers of racism in sport

'Hundreds of Scots' stranded in Sharm

Several hundred Scots are stranded in Sharm el-Sheikh after flights between the UK and the Egyptian resort were suspended amid security conc...

Witness appeal over car rape in Glasgow

Police investigating a rape in Glasgow appeal for help in tracing a driver who may have passed the scene.

Serial drug dealer loses crime cash

A serial drug dealer who was jailed for seven years agrees to hand over £90,000 under proceeds of crime laws.

Two people arrested over train assault

A man and woman are arrested after three passengers were assaulted on a train outside Glasgow.

Substation fire leaves homes powerless

About 500 homes were left without power on Wednesday night after a fire in an electrical substation.

Scientists ponder whale 'baby boom'

Conservationists suggest a "baby boom" as one possible reason behind increased sightings of juvenile minke whales off western Scot...

VIDEO: Glasgow's Sharm el-Sheikh flights stop

Two flights between Glasgow and Sharm El-Sheik are grounded after the UK government suspends all flights between the UK and the Red Sea reso...

Woman, 82, dies after being hit by taxi

An 82-year-old woman dies after being struck by a taxi while crossing the road in Glasgow.

Molde can play better - Solskjaer

Ole Gunnar Solskjaer warns Celtic his Molde side can improve on their 3-1 Europa League win in Norway.

David MacBrayne wins MoD port contract

A transport firm owned by the Scottish government wins a joint bid to run one of the UK's busiest military ports.

Time to step up, Deila tells Celtic

Ronny Deila demands that his Celtic players rise to the occasion to revive their Europa League hopes against Molde.

Gray takes over Glasgow captaincy

Jonny Gray is named the new captain at Pro12 champions Glasgow Warriors, taking over from the retired Al Kellock.

Stavrum backs Deila for Celtic stay

Ex-Molde boss Arild Stavrum says Ronny Deila should remain Celtic manager even if they fail to beat the Norwegians.

Pedestrian killed by bus is named

A woman who died after she was struck by a bus in the Govan area of Glasgow has been named by police.

Man jailed for indecent images

A man from Glasgow is jailed for 21 months after sending naked images of himself to a 12-year-old boy

Glasgow's Remembrance Sunday 2015

A two minute silence will be observed at 11 am at the cenotaph in George Square, Glasgow, on Sunday 8 November to mark Remembrance Sunday.

Celtic v Molde

Celtic captain Scott Brown will miss the Europa League match with Molde, while defender Jozo Simunovic is a doubt.

Motor engine firm cuts 170 jobs

About 170 workers are to be made redundant at a motor engine firm in Ayrshire, its owners have said.

Trial date set over Riddrie death

Graham Higgins, 28, is to stand trial accused of murdering Albert McDonald in a Glasgow street attack.

Stellar series of events to light up Glasgow during LUCI conference next week

The LUCI (Lighting Urban Community International) City Under the Microscope conference takes place in Glasgow between 11 - 15 November.

HMRC wins Rangers tax case appeal

Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs is successful in its appeal against previous judgments in the Rangers tax case.

Rangers announce loss of £7.5m

Chairman Dave King says an annual loss of £7.5m does not reflect changes implemented by the board since March.

Child assaulted by man on Halloween

Police are looking for a man whose Halloween punch resulted in an 11-year-old boy requiring stitches.

Wolff quits as debut 'won't happen'

Scottish Formula 1 test driver Susie Wolff is to retire after deciding her debut in the sport "isn't going to happen".

Steel workers take jobs fight to MSPs

Workers at two closure-threatened steel plants in Scotland are due to take the fight to save their jobs before MSPs.

Bin lorry crash driver issues apology

The driver of the bin lorry that killed six people in Glasgow last year tells the BBC he apologises unreservedly for his role in the crash.

Bin lorry families 'misled by Crown'

Relatives of some of those who died in the Glasgow bin lorry crash accuse the Crown of misleading them.

Major incident as woman hit by bus

A major incident is ongoing in the south side of Glasgow after a woman was struck by a bus.

Man jailed for murder bid on his mother

A man who admitted attempting to murder his mother after she refused to help him pay off debts is jailed for six years and eight months.

Molde tie 'enormous' for Celtic

Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton says a Europa League win over Molde is a must for manager Ronny Deila.

Bitton considered Celtic departure

Nir Bitton, who has just signed a new five-year contract with Celtic, admits he thought about leaving the club last season.

Man jailed for raping two women

A man who was convicted of raping two women at addresses in Airdrie is jailed for seven years.

Bus and car crash fatality named

Police release the name of a man who died after his Mercedes car collided with a bus in North Ayrshire at the weekend.

Buddies appoint Miller as assistant

St Mirren appoint Alex Miller as assistant manager following Mark Spalding's departure from the role.

Early school registration date again for Glasgow parents

School registration in Glasgow will again take place in November this year for parents to register their child early for P1 entry in August ...

Weir Group to cut 400 overseas jobs

Glasgow-based engineering firm Weir Group announces it is to cut a further 400 jobs overseas as it looks to reduce its costs.

Ferry tendering process 'fair and open'

A panel scrutinising the tendering of the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Services says the first stage of the process was "fair, open and tra...

Gray extends Glasgow stay until 2018

Scotland lock forward Jonny Gray signs a new contract with Pro12 champions Glasgow Warriors until 2018.

Infected baby dies at super hospital

A baby dies at Scotland's newest children's hospital after becoming infected with a harmful bacteria that has also affected five oth...

Bitton agrees to extend Celtic stay

Celtic midfielder Nir Bitton signs a new long-term contract with the Scottish champions, which runs until 2020.

Moult hails McGhee impact at 'Well

Motherwell striker Louis Moult credits new manager Mark McGhee with a more studied approach - on and off the ball.

Townsend praises returning Scots

Glasgow Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend praises his returning international players after the win over the Ospreys.

Bin lorry crash families speak out

Family members of some of those killed in the Glasgow bin lorry crash have been speaking to BBC Scotland.

Rare birds' 'best season in years'

A bird described as an "extremely rare" visitor to the UK has had one its best breeding seasons in years in Scotland, says RSPB Sc...

Rare birds' 'best season in years'

A bird described as an "extremely rare" visitor to the UK has had one its best breeding seasons in years in Scotland, says RSPB Sc...

Registration opens for Baby's First Christmas

Glasgow's Lord Provost Sadie Docherty cuddles Johnny Strain to promote the opening of registration for Baby's First Christmas later ...

Hope, fear and closure

How does a family cope when a loved one leaves home and does not return?

Biofuels for aircraft to be examined

The potential of offering biofuels for aircraft refuelling at Scotland's regional airports is to explored as part of a £1.8m three-year ...

Heavy fog causes long tailbacks

Heavy fog causes delays and disruption for drivers and commuters in some parts of Scotland during the morning rush hour.

Store staff chase off BB gun robbers

Masked armed robbers are chased away by two Glasgow shopkeepers after they try to hold up a convenience store with a firearm, police said.

Scottish Labour votes to scrap Trident

Scottish Labour party delegates have backed a vote to scrap the UK's Trident nuclear missile system.

Bus driver and passengers 'serious'

The driver of a bus and two passengers injured in a collision with a car in Ayrshire remain in a serious condition in hospital, police have ...

Sikhs protest against Indian abuses

About 200 members of the Sikh community stage a demonstration in Glasgow to protest at what they claim is persecution by the Indian governme...

Man dies after crashing into parked car

A 28-year-old man dies after his car overturned and hit a parked car outside a pub in Lanarkshire in the early hours.

Hibernian v Rangers

Preview followed by live coverage of the Scottish Championship match between Hibernian and Rangers.

Glasgow Warriors v Ospreys

Five players return from World Cup duty to go straight into Glasgow Warriors' Pro12 team to play Ospreys on Sunday.

Deila delighted as Celtic pull away

Manager Ronny Deila is thrilled by Celtic's victory, while Derek McInnes is encouraged by aspects of Aberdeen's display.

Maiden victory pleases Well's McGhee

Mark McGhee is delighted to claim his first victory since returning to Motherwell after a 1-0 defeat of Kilmarnock.

Celtic 3-1 Aberdeen

Leigh Griffiths scores twice as Celtic sweep Aberdeen aside to stretch their lead at the top of the Premiership.

Partick Thistle 0-4 Hearts

Hearts move into second place in the Scottish Premiership as they sweep aside Partick Thistle at Firhill.

Hamilton Academical 2-4 St Johnstone

Graham Cummins scores twice as St Johnstone continue their fine away form to move into fourth spot in the Premiership.

Kilmarnock 0-1 Motherwell

Louis Moult's late strike earns Motherwell a maiden victory under manager Mark McGhee over Kilmarnock.