Driver airlifted after lorry overturns

A lorry driver is airlifted to hospital after crashing on the hard shoulder of the M74 in South Lanarkshire.

Extra funding for health boards

Health Secretary Shona Robison announces additional funding for Scotland's health boards.

Council staff back industrial action

Hundreds of staff at Scotland's largest local authority vote in favour of strike action in a dispute over pay and conditions.

Three men sought over bookmakers raid

Police attempt to trace three me who carried out a robbery at a bookmakers in the east end of Glasgow.

Microscope could cut 'trauma and worry'

The family of an eight-year-old boy whose leg was severed in an accident back a campaign for the purchase of a hi-tech "surgical micros...

Rapist caught by phone recording jailed

A man who was convicted of rape after his victim managed to record his threats on her mobile phone is jailed for six years.

Woman held over '15 minutes of havoc'

Police make an arrest following reports that a woman "caused havoc" during a 15-minute disturbance in Glasgow.

Repair grant for decaying war memorials

Eight war memorials in Scotland will be repaired after being awarded grants worth a total of £87,000.

Chromebooks bought for every P7 pupil

West Dunbartonshire Council is to spend £250,000 to buy Chromebooks for every P7 pupil in the area.

Suspended council official resigns

A senior official at North Lanarkshire Council resigns after being suspended amid a probe into data on teacher numbers.

'Mod-look' men sought over pub assault

Police investigating a serious assault at a pub in Glasgow release pictures of two men they want to trace.

'Store more energy in water'

Scottish Power is asking for government support to expand its pumped storage hydro-electric power plant.

Taxi driver robbed on motorway

A taxi driver was robbed on a motorway during a series of incidents in South Lanarkshire on Saturday that police believe may be related.

Nervy McGhee 'could not relax' at 3-0

Mark McGhee admits Motherwell's self-harming tendencies meant that even 3-0 up against Partick Thistle he could not relax.

Ebola nurse released from hospital

Scots nurse Pauline Cafferkey is released from a London hospital after being admitted for a third time since contracting Ebola.

Appeal after footballer racially abused

Police are appealing for witnesses following a report of racially aggravated abuse against Kilmarnock player Josh Magennis.

Amputee football finds its feet

A Scottish charity teams up with Partick Thistle to bring amputee football to Scotland for the first time.

App to help doctors spot cancer signs

A new app to help doctors with referrals for patients suspected of having cancer is launched.

Top Scottish tourist attractions listed

Seven Scottish tourist attractions recorded more than one million visitors last year, according to new research.

Magennis complains of racial abuse

Kilmarnock striker Josh Magennis makes a police complaint, alleging he was racially abused from a section of the Hearts support.

Street cordoned off after man collapses

An elderly man is in a serious condition in hospital after he was found collapsed in Helensburgh.

Long-lost sisters search for sibling

Two long-lost sisters who had played online bingo with each other for eight years are searching for another sister, who was last known to be...

Firefighters tackle chip shop blaze

Firefighters tackle a blaze at a chip shop next to Central Station in Glasgow city centre.

Rangers v St Mirren

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

Dumbarton v Hibernian

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

Raith Rovers v Greenock Morton

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

Airdrieonians v Ayr United

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

Forfar Athletic v Albion Rovers

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

Arbroath v Clyde

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

Queen's Park v East Fife

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

Deila: Boyata red card was correct call

Celtic manager Ronny Deila says Dedrick Boyata can have no complaints about his red card against Hamilton.

Biker dies after collision with taxi

A 23-year-old man dies after his motorbike is in collision with a hackney cab in Glasgow.

Two arrested after major drug seizures

Two people are arrested after hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of drugs are seized by police in Glasgow.

VIDEO: Injured paraglider dangles from cliff face

The rescue of a paraglider left dangling from an Isle of Arran cliff face after he crashed is caught on camera.

Can long lost birthplace of Bill Shankly be revived?

Can the long lost birthplace of Bill Shankly be revived?

Motherwell v Partick Thistle

Motherwell and Partick Thistle continue their fight to avoid the Scottish Premiership play-off place.

Heart of Midlothian v Kilmarnock

Scottish Premiership strugglers Kilmarnock travel to face a Hearts side well placed for European qualification.

Kilmarnock sign defender Faubert

Former West Ham and Bordeaux defender Julien Faubert signs for Kilmarnock for the remainder of the season.

Man on murder charge after street death

A man appears in court charged with the murder of another man who died after being found seriously injured in a Glasgow street.

Shopkeeper's hand wounded during raid

A shopkeeper suffers cuts to his hand after struggling with a thief who threatened him with a knife before fleeing with cash.

Heroin courier jailed for five years

A drugs courier who was caught with £53,000 worth of heroin is jailed for five years and seven months.

'Bends' diver rescued by lifeboat

A diver is rescued from the Sound of Mull by a lifeboat crew, after falling ill with decompression sickness.

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New airgun laws outlined by government

Airgun owners are given six months to licence their weapons before new laws come into force at the end of the year.

Saved shipyard takes on 150 apprentices

Ferguson Marine shipyard in Port Glasgow is to take on 150 new apprentices - two years after being saved from closure.

Man reported over alleged hit-and-run

A 78-year-old man is reported to prosecutors following an alleged hit-and-run incident in East Renfrewshire.

'What a feeling' as Flash Dance saved

A horse which became stuck in a freezing ditch is saved after firefighters come to the rescue with the help of local farmers.

Council agrees £19.5m in budget cuts

North Lanarkshire Council approves £19.5m in cuts that will see 287 full-time posts go - but the council says there will be no compulsory re...

Call to add mountains to manifestos

Political parties are asked to commit to safeguard Scotland's upland landscapes ahead of May's Scottish elections.

Deila was disrespectful - Warburton

Rangers' Mark Warburton hits back at Celtic's Ronny Deila over his "old fashioned" jibe over artificial pitches.

Townsend praises Warriors' resolve

Head coach Gregor Townsend praises the determination of his Glasgow Warriors side after they secure victory over Dragons.

Dragons 15-18 Glasgow Warriors

Duncan Weir's late try in a high-tempo match at Newport Gwent Dragons moves Glasgow up to fifth in the Pro12 table.

Hurting Accies sure of no 8-1 repeat

Hamilton aim to put five weeks of hurt behind them as they face Celtic again after their 8-1 thrashing in Glasgow.

Hamilton Academical v Celtic

Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic visit Hamilton Academical in Friday's league encounter.

Legend Davie Cooper 'a big loss'

Former team-mates share their memories of the late Davie Cooper, who would have celebrated his 60th birthday on Thursday.

Moira Anderson remains search narrowed

Forensic experts narrow the search area for the remains of schoolgirl Moira Anderson who disappeared in North Lanarkshire nearly 60 years ag...

Scottish stage to kick-off Tour

The Tour of Britain is to visit Scotland once more with an opening stage from Glasgow city centre to Castle Douglas later this year.

Arrest after death of man in Glasgow

A man has been arrested in connection with the death of another man after a disturbance in the Parkhead area of Glasgow on Tuesday.

Murder trial set over man's death

A man is to stand trial later this year charged with murder over the death of a man in North Lanarkshire.

OAP rapist loses appeal over conviction

A 73-year-old man who was jailed for raping a woman with learning difficulties fails to have his conviction overturned.

Army sergeant jailed for sex attacks

An army recruitment sergeant is jailed for 11 and a half years for sexually assaulting female cadets in south London.

MP detained near Turkey-Syria border

Glasgow East MP Natalie McGarry says she is "safe and absolutely fine" after being detained near the border between Turkey and Syr...

Jobs 'secured long term' by £2.7bn deal

Scotland's largest council and biggest social landlord launch a £2.7bn partnership which they say will secure thousands of jobs.

CCTV images appeal over attack on woman

Police release CCTV images of a man they want to trace in connection with an assault on a woman in Glasgow.

Savile abused Scottish girl in London

Jimmy Savile abused some of his victims at BBC studios in Glasgow, and also sexually assaulted a Scottish girl who had travelled to London, ...

'Bullet-proof sofa' targets safety

A Scottish company designs bullet resistant furniture aimed at the market for home and public security.

Tory MSP backs leaving European Union

Conservative MSP Margaret Mitchell becomes the first Holyrood politician to speak publicly in favour of the UK leaving the European Union.

Major insight into killer pancreatic cancer

Pancreatic cancer is at least four separate diseases, each needing a different treatment, Glasgow University scientists have discovered.

Hibernian v Greenock Morton

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

Bid to trace car in cyclist hit-and-run

Police have released an image of a car they want to trace after a cyclist was struck from behind during a hit-and-run incident in East Renfr...

New Hampden pitch for League Cup final

A new surface will be laid at Hampden in time for the Scottish League Cup final between Hibernian and Ross County on 13 March.

Dunbar hopeful over Scotland and Pro12

Alex Dunbar has not given up hope of playing in Scotland's last two Six Nations matches and says Glasgow can end the Pro12 strongly.

Thistle boss braced for busy schedule

Managers Alan Archibald and Tommy Wright talk to BBC Scotland after Partick Thistle beat St Johnstone 2-0.

Man hurt as van and school bus collide

A man is seriously injured after a van and a school bus collide in North Lanarkshire.

Forrest 'can still have Celtic future'

Celtic boss Ronny Deila says Scotland winger James Forrest could still stay despite turning down a new contract.

Child rapist jailed for 12 years

A man who was convicted of 13 charges including child rape and sexual abuse has been jailed for 12 years.

Man, 69, dies after visiting nightclub

A 69-year-old man dies after falling ill while visiting a Glasgow nightclub.

Prison drugs hidden under stamps

A man is jailed for sending cannabis to his brother in prison by hiding the drug under postage stamps.

Weir Group posts £200m pre-tax loss

Glasgow-based engineering equipment firm Weir Group reports a £200m pre-tax loss for 2015.

STV Glasgow station 'breaking even'

Broadcaster STV reports that its local television station in Glasgow is now breaking even.

No prosecution over cemetery death

No criminal proceedings are to be brought over the death of an eight-year-old boy who was hit by a falling gravestone in a Glasgow cemetery....

Claim that killer 'confessed in jail'

Claims that serial child killer Robert Black confessed several more killings to a prisoner in Northern Ireland are being examined by detecti...

Albion Rovers v Brechin City

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

Stirling Albion v Clyde

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

Berwick Rangers v Queen's Park

Live coverage followed by match report of Tuesday's Scottish League Two game between Berwick Rangers and Queen's Park.

Police officer ignored sex abuse claims

A former police officer who failed to act on reports of sex abuse admits neglect and violation of duty.

Woman injured after being hit by bus

A woman is taken to hospital after being struck by a bus in Glasgow city centre.

English interest in Celtic's Forrest

Norwich City and QPR are among clubs interested in James Forrest after the winger rejects a new Celtic contract.

Bonner urges Forrest to stay at Celtic

James Forrest should stay at Celtic and "become a main player", club great Pat Bonner tells BBC Scotland.

Faubert joins Kilmarnock on trial

Former West Ham defender Julien Faubert joins Kilmarnock on trial after cutting short his stint at St Johnstone.

Dundee v Dumbarton

Dumbarton travel to Dundee for Tuesday's Scottish Cup replay, with Rangers awaiting the winner in the quarter-finals.

Partick Thistle v St Johnstone

St Johnstone visit Partick Thistle in Tuesday's rearranged Scottish Premiership encounter in Glasgow.

Sviatchenko's partner joins Celtic

Celtic Women sign Anne Rudmose despite Erik Sviatchenko's partner being due to give birth in seven weeks' time.

Ryanair unveils new routes from Scotland

Ryanair announces a number of new international destinations from Scotland in its 2016 winter schedule.

Paedophile who bound young girl jailed

A man who bound a young girl, shared images of abuse and fantasised about murder is jailed for three years.

Constance defends schools funding

The education secretary defends Scotland's council funding deal amid claims budget cuts are affecting schools.

CCTV images appeal over bar attack

Police investigating a serious assault in a bar in Glasgow's Merchant City area release CCTV images of a man they want to trace.

Celtic given £13,000 Uefa fine

Celtic are fined fined for the behaviour of their fans and player indiscipline in their match against Fenerbahce.

Hep C medic's patients offered testing

More than 8,000 people who were treated by a medic who was diagnosed with hepatitis C in 2008 are offered screening for the infection.

Ebola nurse admitted to hospital

British nurse Pauline Cafferkey admitted to hospital for third time since contracting Ebola, NHS says

Police investigate suspicious death

Police are investigating a suspicious death in the east end of Glasgow after an overnight disturbance in the street.

Man faces street death murder charge

A teenager appears in court charged with murdering a man who was stabbed in a Glasgow street.

Timetables set for rail tunnel closure

ScotRail publishes timetables and diversion routes ahead of the closure of the rail tunnel at Glasgow's Queen Street station.

Ex-college boss asked to return pay-off

A former college principal who received a £304,000 pay-off against official guidelines is asked by government lawyers to return some of the ...

Penicillin facility creates 55 new jobs

Pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline is to create 55 new jobs at its newly-expanded penicillin-making plant in Irvine, North Ayrshire.

Arrests after Queens v Rangers clash

Six arrests are made following the Scottish Championship clash between Queen of the South and Rangers, with police saying more are expected....

The Scottish boat that helps feed Malawi

The Scottish boat that helps feed world's poorest nation

West Coast Mainline services to resume

Services are due to resume on a major railway line between Scotland and England following a seven week closure.

Scottish film studio 'will happen'

Creative Scotland's director of film says she believes a national film studio will happen, despite criticism over lengthy delays.

Queen of the South v Rangers

Team news and preview ahead of Sunday's Championship match at Palmerston, live on BBC Radio Scotland.

Celtic to slim squad in summer

Celtic's players are challenged to show their character as Ronny Delia contemplates slimming his squad this summer.

Clark heartened on Kilmarnock debut

Lee Clark is heartened by Kilmarnock's performance in the draw with Dundee as he takes charge for the first time.

Late goal soul destroying - McGhee

Motherwell manager Mark McGhee laments Tam Scobbie's late decisive goal for St Johnstone in Perth.

Asher-Smith beaten into sixth in 60m

Dina Asher-Smith is sixth in the women's 60m and Laura Muir second in the 800m at the Glasgow Indoor Grand Prix.

Greenock Morton v Falkirk

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

St Mirren v Dumbarton

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

Airdrieonians v Stranraer

Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish League One game between Airdrieonians and Stranraer.

Arbroath v Queen's Park

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

Clyde v Berwick Rangers

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

Teen held over death of man in street

An 18-year-old man is arrested in connection with the death of a man who was found badly hurt in a Glasgow street.

Glasgow look to build on Munster win

Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend hopes the defending Pro12 champions have their play-off bid back on track.

Clark targets Kilmarnock's fitness

Kilmarnock manager Lee Clark says fitness levels and retaining possession can be improved by his new team.

Celtic v Inverness CT

Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic take on an Inverness Caledonian Thistle trying to preserve their top-six position.

Kilmarnock v Dundee

Lee Clark's first Scottish Premiership match in charge of Kilmarnock is a home game against Dundee.

St Johnstone v Motherwell

St Johnstone lead Motherwell by three points ahead of their Scottish Premiership meeting.

Ross County v Hamilton Academical

Hamilton Academical continue their Scottish Premiership campaign with a trip to the Highlands to face Ross County.

Albion Rovers v Stenhousemuir postponed

Albion Rovers' Scottish League One match against Stenhousemuir has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

Glasgow Warriors 27-24 Munster

Prop Sila Puafisi scores two tries and Duncan Weir and Glenn Bryce one apiece as Glasgow defeat Munster 27-24.

Man, 82, attacked by masked men in home

Police appeal for witnesses after an 82-year-old man is attacked in his Baillieston home during an attempted robbery.

Dead 15ft shark washes up in Scotland

Pictures are released of a 15ft dead basking shark which washed up at Skelmorlie, North Ayrshire.

Teenager arrested over hit-and-run

A teenager is arrested in connection with an alleged hit-and-run incident near Rutherglen which left a boy in hospital.

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Man faces jail for attempted murder

A man who carried out a brutal stabbing at a friend's home in East Ayrshire admits a charge of attempted murder.

Judges reject assisted suicide guidance

Judges reject a legal bid to force Scotland's senior law officer to publish guidance over prosecution in cases of assisted suicide.

Retrial bid rejected over 1992 death

Prosecutors fail in a legal bid to bring a new case against a man who was cleared of murdering a 19-year-old student more than 20 years ago....

Fishing ban zone 'incursions' probed

Fast patrol boats are deployed to investigate reports of fishing boats operating illegally inside special marine protection zones.

Police apprehend swan on motorway

Police remove a swan from the M74 in Glasgow after the bird wanders onto the southbound carriageway.

Death of man in street 'suspicious'

Police are treating the death of a man who was found seriously injured in a Glasgow street as suspicious.

Bishop of Argyll and Isles installed

Monsignor Brian McGee is formally installed as the new Roman Catholic Bishop of Argyll and the Isles.

Rangers row journalist 'reinstated'

A columnist who was sacked by the Sunday Herald amid a row with Rangers is to write for the newspaper again.

Partick Thistle v Aberdeen

Aberdeen seek to go level on points with Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic if they beat Partick Thistle on Friday.

Coach hopeful over new Warriors pitch

Gregor Townsend is "confident" Glasgow Warriors will have an artificial surface laid at Scotstoun in time for next season.

Rangers' Waghorn faces 'weeks' out

Rangers say striker Martyn Waghorn will be out for "a number of weeks" but does not need surgery on his injured knee.

Reported city parachute landing probed

Police investigate a reported sighting of a parachute landing in Glasgow city centre.

Armstrong distressed by United plight

Celtic midfielder Stuart Armstrong says the plight of his former club Dundee United is "very sad to see".

Call for asylum seeker treatment probe

The Scottish Refugee Council calls for an investigation into allegations about the way asylum seekers are treated and housed in Glasgow.

Is Scotland the most pro-EU part of UK?

Is Scotland the most pro-EU part of UK?

Clyde avoid continued player ban

Clyde are censured and given a suspended fine after admitting SPFL rule breaches but they can again register players.

Funding for water rescue charities

Five charities are set to share a £60,000 UK government fund for inshore rescue equipment and training.

Boy arrested 'over FBI computer hack'

A 15-year-old boy is arrested in Glasgow over alleged computer hacking with reports suggesting the target was the FBI in the United States.

Arrests made after Scottish Cup match

Five football fans are arrested in connection with anti-social behaviour during Celtic's Scottish Cup win over Stranraer.

Overturned lorry closes A85 in Argyll

The A85 in Argyll closes between Connel and Taynuilt to allow for the removal of an overturned lorry.

Girl suffers head burns in house fire

A teenage girl suffers head burns following a small fire at a house in Paisley.

Schools closed as teachers go on strike

West Dunbartonshire secondary schools will be closed because of a second strike by teachers.

Zika not affecting Muir's Rio plans

Runner Laura Muir insists she has no concerns at this stage about the Zika virus as she prepares for this summer's Olympic Games in Rio....

Rangers sweat on stricken Waghorn

Rangers' top scorer Martyn Waghorn leaves Rugby Park on crutches after his side's 2-1 win over Kilmarnock.

Man in court over clubber's death

A 27-year-old appears in court charged with culpable homicide in connection with the death of Kilmarnock man Robert Fleming.

'Faint' driver guilty over death crash

A man who claimed to have fainted at the wheel before running over a woman in Glasgow is convicted of causing death by dangerous driving.

Ajer out to prove himself at Celtic

Kristoffer Ajer says he agreed to join Celtic in the summer to show he can perform at a higher level.

Guide dog attacked in Central station

Police release a CCTV image of a woman who they want to speak to in connection with a guide dog that was attacked by two other dogs.

Celtic sign Ajer on four-year deal

Norwegian midfielder Kristoffer Ajer agrees a deal to join Celtic in June on a four-year contract.

Rescued yachtsman detained by police

A Russian man rescued from a yacht off the west coast of Scotland is detained by police over an international arrest warrant.

Man arrested after 'suspicious' death

A 27-year-od man is arrested in connection with the death of Kilmarnock man Robert Fleming.

Mining firm to slash Scottish operations

Solid fuel provider Hargreaves Services is to halt production at all but one of its opencast sites in Scotland within the next few months.

Police appeal over train assault

Police appeal for information after a teenager was punched in the face on a train in Glasgow.

Arrest after 'offensive' refugee posts

A man is arrested in connection with a series of social media posts relating to Syrian refugees living in Rothesay.

More than 90% of local shops robbed

More than 90% of local shops experienced some form of theft in 2015, according to a new study.

Man dies after being hit by car on A78

Police appeal for information after a man has dies after being struck by a car on the A78 in Irvine.

Yacht rescue in 'difficult conditions'

A coastguard helicopter is being sent out to rescue the skipper of a yacht that got into difficulty off the coast of Tiree.

Jobs boost as Aldi plans more stores

Discount supermarket chain Aldi announces plans to open eight more stores in Scotland this year, creating more than 300 jobs.

Glasgow to host Homeless World Cup

The Homeless World Cup will be played in Glasgow for the first time this summer, it is announced.

New centre to support manufacturing

Plans to support Scotland's manufacturing sector - including the creation of a centre of excellence - are unveiled by the first minister...

Man admits violence against five women

A man admits a catalogue of domestic abuse against five women over 26 years.

West Coast Mainline to reopen next week

A major railway line between Scotland and England will reopen next week, following a seven week closure.

Man due in court over serious assault

A man is arrested in connection with a serious assault in Dumbarton, Police Scotland confirm.

Clark to become Kilmarnock manager

Lee Clark is expected to be announced as the new manager of Kilmarnock on Monday morning.

Car catches fire at Glasgow Airport

Emergency services are called to Glasgow Airport after a taxi catches fire outside the main terminal building.

Death probe police revisit fight scene

Police investigating the death of a Kilmarnock man receive a "good response" while revisiting a club where the victim was earlier ...

Man 'critical' after being hit by bus

A 34-year-old man is in a critical condition after being hit by a bus in the Easterhouse area of Glasgow.

Man seriously injured in stabbing

A 28-year-old man is seriously injured after being stabbed in an attack in Dumbarton.

Inspectors could shut hospital wards

Inspectors could be given powers to close Scottish hospital wards to new patients from April, if MSPs give their approval.

EU funds to tackle youth unemployment

A £60m programme to tackle youth unemployment in the south west of Scotland is launched with funds from the European Union.

Title race talk too early - Deila

Manager Ronny Deila says "we can start talking about a title race in April" as Celtic move clear at the Premiership summit.

Motherwell were diabolical - McGhee

Mark McGhee laments Motherwell's performance in the defeat by Kilmarnock that sent the down the table.

Alloa Athletic v Rangers

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

Greenock Morton v Dumbarton

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

Queen of the South v St Mirren

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

Dunfermline Athletic v Ayr United

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

Stenhousemuir v Airdrieonians

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

Stranraer v Albion Rovers

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

Elgin City v Clyde

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

Queen's Park v East Stirlingshire

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

CCTV released after nightclub attack

Police release a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to in connection with a serious assault at a Glasgow nightclub.

'Urgent' call for beaver recognition

Wildlife groups behind the trial reintroduction of beavers to Scotland issue an "urgent" call for them to be recognised as a nativ...

Gold found in rocks on Scottish island

Tiny specks of gold are found in sandstone rocks from a beach at Millport on the Isle of Great Cumbrae.

Celtic announce £11.7m interim profit

Celtic's sale of Virgil van Dijk contributes to a pre-tax profit in their interim results but the club predict a dip in revenue.

Ulster v Glasgow Warriors (Fri)

Sam Windsor will make his Ulster debut in Friday's Pro12 game against Glasgow as Paddy Jackson is named on the bench.

Celtic v Ross County

Premiership leaders Celtic look to avenge their recent League Cup semi-final defeat against Ross County.

Hamilton Academical v Dundee United

The Scottish Premiership's bottom side Dundee United aim to make up ground at Hamilton Academical.

Heart of Midlothian v Partick Thistle

In-form Heart of Midlothian aim to extend their unbeaten run to nine games at home to Partick Thistle.

Motherwell v Kilmarnock

Motherwell and Kilmarnock scramble for valuable points in a congested bottom half of the Scottish Premiership.

Two men held over £2.3m drug haul

Two men are arrested in Glasgow after a £2.3m haul of drugs was found at a port in North Yorkshire.

Fight scene plea after suspicious death

Police investigating the suspicious death of a man in Kilmarnock are to revisit the area where he was involved in a fight before he died.

Man, woman and child rescued from fire

Firefighters rescue a man, woman and child from a blaze at a block of flats in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde.

Pick-up driver sought after fatal crash

Police want to trace a pick-up driver seen near the scene of a fatal crash on the A701 in Dumfries and Galloway in which a Glasgow woman die...

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Gravitational waves: Numbers don't do them justice

Jonathan Amos on the 'astonishing' discovery of the century

Two held amid multi-agency crime raids

Two men are arrested amid a multi-agency investigation into theft, fuel fraud, tax evasion and breaches of the minimum wage and fire safety ...

Report highlights digital tech growth

Digital technology workers in Edinburgh are among the highest paid in the sector in the UK, according to a major study.

Private prosecutions bid in High Court

Applications for private prosecutions following two separate fatal road accidents in Glasgow will be considered by judges next month.

Man reported over 'hit and run'

A 60-year-old man is reported to the procurator fiscal in connection with an alleged hit and run in Rutherglen.

Woman hit by car 'driven by husband'

A woman is injured after being struck by a car that is believed to have been driven by her husband.

Child charity fraudster spared jail

A woman who was convicted of fraud after donations failed to reach a children's charity is told to carry out 250 hours of unpaid work.

Man jailed for 'appalling assault'

A man is jailed for attacking a woman who pretended to be pregnant in a bid to halt the "appalling assault".

Heart transplant record is 'remarkable'

The surgeon who operated on the world's longest-surviving heart transplant patient says surviving "in excess of 30 years" is ...

International figures rise at airport

The number of people passing through Edinburgh Airport increased last month, with a "massive" jump in the number of international ...

Aquarium to breed shark and ray species

Loch Lomond Sea Life Aquarium is investing £150,000 to breed up to 23 species of sharks and rays.

University bosses' pay 'inflation-busting'

Vice-chancellors at UK universities receive average salary packages of £272,000 a year, the University and College Union says.

Mountain film festival touring Scotland

Canada's Banff Mountain Film Festival, which features short films about outdoor pursuits, is headed for Glasgow, Inverness and Pitlochry...

Man's death treated as 'suspicious'

Detectives are treating the death of a man in Kilmarnock in the early hours of Sunday as "suspicious."

High-risk rapist given 10-year curfew

A rapist who is considered a high-risk to women has been given a 10-year home curfew at the request of police.

Killer returns to jail after 'stroke'

Serial killer Peter Tobin returns to jail after treatment in hospital following a suspected stroke.

Supreme Court backs 'ice-slip' damages

A Glasgow home carer wins a ruling at the Supreme Court in London which could help other injured workers.

Scottish couple toast £1m lotto win

A Scottish couple celebrate after winning £1m and all-expenses paid break to Dubai in a EuroMillions draw.

'Swear word' poster cleared by watchdog

A poster for a Vietnamese restaurant in Glasgow is cleared by the Advertising Standards Authority.

Pub visit man fined for abandoning boy

A 50-year-old man is fined £280 for leaving a seven-year-old boy at home to go to the pub.

Scotland's councils accept funding deal

All 32 local authorities in Scotland have accepted the Scottish government's funding deal meaning the council tax freeze will continue f...

Man in court over shooting near school

A man appears in court charged with shooting a man near a primary school in East Dunbartonshire.

Polaroid plant closure: 107 jobs to go

Polaroid Eyewear is to close its plant at Vale of Leven in West Dunbartonshire with the loss of 107 jobs.

SNP suspends racism probe candidate

The SNP suspends a Holyrood candidate and bans meetings of a local branch until after the May vote while it investigates allegations of raci...

MSP named in group's Nobel Prize bid

A Scottish politician who campaigns against nuclear weapons is named as part of an international group's nomination for the Nobel Peace ...

Council funding deal deadline reached

The deadline for councils to decide whether to accept the Scottish government's offer to help fund them is reached.

A701 lorry crash victim identified

Police identify a Glasgow woman killed in a crash involving a car and a lorry on the A701 near to Parkgate village in Dumfries and Galloway....

Man seriously injured in gang attack

A 23-year-old man suffers a serious eye injury after being attacked by a gang in the south side of Glasgow.

Body found in search for missing man

A body found in Greenock is believed to be that of a missing local man whose crashed car was discovered on Saturday.

March protesters guilty of 'mob' abuse

Two men who abused police as they waited to protest against a Republican march are convicted of breaching the peace, with a racial aggravati...

A82 verge clearance work to take place

Traffic management measures will be put in place on the A82 at Loch Lomond next week for road maintenance work.

Taxi passenger hurt in 'random attack'

A man is treated in hospital for facial injuries after being attacked in a taxi by a passer by in Glasgow.

Campus 'aids international crime fight'

£73m Gartcosh complex has helped identify new international crime links with Scotland by sharing information and intelligence.

Serial killer in hospital after 'stroke'

Serial killer Peter Tobin is taken to hospital after having a suspected stroke while serving a life sentence at Edinburgh's Saughton Pri...

Chinese New Year cheer in Glasgow

Weekend celebrations have been taking place in Glasgow to mark Chinese New Year.

Search launched for missing man

Police officers in Greenock are searching for a man who has been reported missing from the town.

Road closed as weather warnings issued

Flooding closes a major road through Greenock, as another period of wet and windy weather hits Scotland.

Man held over shooting near school

A man is arrested in connection with a shooting which took place near a school in Bishopbriggs in September.

Appeal over man missing for a month

A fresh appeal is made to trace missing William Miller from Balfron one month after the last confirmed sighting of him.

Men sought over armed raid at shop

Police attempt to trace two men who carried out an armed robbery at a shop in north Glasgow.

Rangers fraud case: Six charges dropped

Prosecutors withdraw six of 15 charges brought against six men in the alleged Rangers fraud case.

Pensioner rockers reissue 1970s album

An album made by a Scottish Christian rock band is re-released more than 40 years after it was recorded.

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A selection of your pictures taken across Scotland

Care home sex attack investigated

An 82-year-old man is reported to prosecutors after a 76-year-old woman is allegedly sexually assaulted at a care home in Argyll.

Man in court charged with rape

A man appears in court charged with raping a 21-year-old woman in Stirling and attempting to rape another woman the same night.

Man dies following crash on M74

A man dies following a crash on the southbound carriageway of the M74 at Larkhall, South Lanarkshire.

Employers 'named and shamed' on pay

Eight Scottish employers who fail to pay the national minimum wage are "named and shamed" by the UK government.

Two hurt in arena motorbike stunt

Two people are injured when a motorbike stunt appears to go wrong at the SSE Hydro arena in Glasgow.

Rangers serve notice on retailer

Rangers give Sports Direct formal notice that they wish to end their retail deal for club merchandise.

Airports group records busiest year

Scotland's regional airports group says 2015 was its busiest year yet in its 30-year history.

TV pioneer's award arrives in Scotland

An Emmy awarded to a Scottish inventor almost 140 years after his death arrives in East Dunbartonshire.

Police appeal after serious assault

A 26-year-old man is being treated in hospital after being seriously assaulted in Glasgow city centre.

Glasgow Effect artist has no regrets

Ellie Harrison, the artist behind the controversial Glasgow Effect project, speaks publicly for the first time to defend her work.

Roosh V cancels events over 'safety'

The leader of a controversial men's group is forced to cancel "official" meet-ups that were due to take place in Scotland on S...

Police name man found dying in street

Police name a 47-year-old man who died after being left seriously injured in a Glasgow street.

Deila 'not thinking' about future

Ronny Deila is not worried about his future after Celtic's lead at the top of the Premiership is cut to three points.

Warriors deal for Manukau prop Firth

Counties Manukau tighthead prop Jarrod Firth agrees a two-and-a-half-year contract with Glasgow Warriors.

Aberdeen v Celtic

Scottish Premiership leaders Celtic visit nearest challengers Aberdeen in a Wednesday evening encounter.

Sports Direct rapped over Rangers case

A High Court judge describes legal action brought against Rangers by a sportswear firm run by Newcastle United owner Mike Ashley as "ri...

Murder charge after man dies on street

A man is charged with murder following the death of a man found injured in a Glasgow street on Tuesday.

Body found believed to be missing OAP

A body found in woodland in East Dunbartonshire is believed to be that of a missing man, police say.

Danish student guilty of crash death

A Danish student is convicted of killing a minibus driver in a head-on crash which also injured 10 passengers.

Murderers jailed for prison slashing

Two convicted murderers are given extra jail time for slashing another murderer in Shotts Prison.

'Threats' claim in mosque reform row

A row over financial transparency and representation of women prompts resignations from the ruling body of Scotland's largest mosque.

Jail term for death crash motorist

A motorist described as "an accident waiting to happen" is jailed after his dangerous driving led to the death of a man.

Sisters waltz back to pride of place

A life-size marble sculpture of two dancing sisters has gone back on show in Scotland after being bought by the Scottish National Gallery.

Restoration of historic cinema to begin

A historic picture house in Campbeltown is expected to reopen in spring 2017 after a £2.5m restoration project.

Man arrested after street death

A man is been arrested in connection with the death of another man found seriously in a Glasgow street.

DNA advances snare 1984 rapist

A man who raped a woman in 1984 is jailed after DNA advances enabled detectives to link him to the crime.

Judges quash man's rape convictions

A man who was jailed for eight years for raping two women has his convictions quashed by appeal judges.

A&E performance best since 2009

Emergency departments at Scottish hospitals have recorded their best December performance since 2009, figures show.

Simunovic out for up to six weeks

Celtic's Croatian defender Jozo Simunovic will be sidelined for up to six weeks with ligament damage.

Protests against Roosh V - who is he?

Plans for fans of self-styled "neo-masculinist" Daryush Valizadeh to meet up in Scotland have drawn protest.

Three men sought over city stabbing

A 21-year-old man is left with facial injuries after being stabbed in an attack by three men in Glasgow.

Celtic's Deila wins January award

Celtic boss Ronny Deila wins the Scottish Premiership manager of the month award for January.

Scottish man killed in yacht tragedy

A Scottish man and an Irish woman have died after a yacht capsized and broke up on the west coast of South Africa.

Scottish house sales climb by 14.5%

Scottish house sales surged in Scotland in the final three months of last year, according to official figures.

CCTV image released over street attack

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

Death of unidentified man 'suspicious'

Police treat the death of a man who was found seriously injured in a street in Glasgow as suspicious.

Colourful clouds spark aurora reports

Brightly coloured clouds that form in Earth's lower stratosphere appear to have been mistaken for another phenomenon.

Scottish tourist 'killed by elephant'

A Scottish tourist is reportedly killed by an elephant while on holiday with his teenage daughter in Thailand.

Kilmarnock sign Dicker and Hodson

Midfielder Gary Dicker and full-back Lee Hodson join managerless Kilmarnock from Carlisle United and MK Dons, respectively.

Hearts' Gomis loaned to Motherwell

Motherwell sign Hearts midfielder Morgaro Gomis on loan until the end of the season.

Partick Thistle v Motherwell

Motherwell travel to take on Partick Thistle in Tuesday's rearranged Scottish Premiership match.

Drivers warned as Storm Henry moves on

Drivers are urged to take extra care as the tail end of Storm Henry sweeps across Scotland during the morning commute on Tuesday

Man accused of killing gangland figure

A man appears in court charged with murdering former gangland figure Martin Hamilton whose remains were found in woodland.

Family in appeal for missing man

The family of an 83-year-old man who is missing from his home in East Dunbartonshire appeal for help in tracing him.

Missing teenager found safe and well

Police say a teenager who was missing since a night out with her friends in Glasgow at the weekend has been found safe and well.

Evacuation and exclusion zone for fire

An early-morning fire at a village in northern Argyll sees 16 homes being evacuated and a 200m exclusion zone put in place.

Partick Thistle sign forward German

Partick Thistle sign versatile attacker Antonio German on a contract until the end of the season.

'Small things' beat Celtic - Deila

Manager Ronny Deila asks Celtic fans to recognise the positives after his side are knocked out the League Cup by Ross County.

Ospreys 20-20 Glasgow Warriors

Ospreys and Glasgow score two tries each as they fight out an entertaining draw in the Pro12 at the Liberty Stadium.

Scottish Friendly reports record sales

Financial services group Scottish Friendly achieved record sales last year, according to its latest accounts.

Celtic in talks with Kazim-Richards

Celtic hope to complete the deadline-day signing of striker Colin Kazim-Richards from Feyenoord.

O'Halloran nears Rangers transfer

St Johnstone forward Michael O'Halloran is expected to sign for Rangers on Monday, BBC Scotland learns.

Teenager injured in hit-and-run

An 18-year-old woman is injured in a hit-and-run incident in Glasgow at the weekend.

Proposed burial law 'lacks ambition'

MSPs on Holyrood's local government committee say the new Burial and Cremation Bill "lacks detail and ambition" to reform serv...

Storm Henry prompts new wind warnings

Fresh weather warnings of high winds have been issued as Scotland prepares for the arrival of Storm Henry later on Monday.