Scottish Championship sides Dundee United, Falkirk and St Mirren all make deadline day signings.
31 January 2017
Radiohead, Kasabian and Biffy Clyro to headline TRNSMT
The line up for the first TRNSMT festival, run by the people behind T in the Park, has been announced.
Crawley Town's Jason Banton joins Partick Thistle on loan
Partick Thistle sign Crawley Town winger Jason Banton on loan until the end of the season.
Lecturer who killed wife detained in State Hospital
A lecturer who killed his wife after stabbing her 76 times is to be detained in the State Hospital indefinitely.
Hamilton Academical v Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish Premiership game between Hamilton Academical and Inverness Caledonian Thistle.
Ross County v Motherwell
Preview followed by live coverage of Tuesday's Scottish Premiership game between Ross County and Motherwell.
Clyde v Stirling Albion
Live coverage followed by match report of Tuesday's Scottish Cup game between Clyde and Stirling Albion.
Celtic v Aberdeen
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Celtic and Aberdeen.
Heart of Midlothian v Rangers
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Heart of Midlothian and Rangers.
Partick Thistle v St Johnstone
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Partick Thistle and St Johnstone.
Kilmarnock secure deals for Conor Sammon, Scott Boyd and Joshua Umerah
Kilmarnock sign former player Conor Sammon on loan while Scott Boyd and Joshua Umerah also join.
Wigan sign goalkeeper Gilks from Rangers
Wigan Athletic sign Rangers goalkeeper Matt Gilks for an undisclosed fee and Hull City duo Alex Bruce and James Weir on loan.
Motherwell's Scott McDonald tempted by Western Sydney Wanderers offer
Striker Scott McDonald says he wished to explore an offer from Western Sydney Wanderers but Motherwell rejected the approach.
Colchester sign Brill after Motherwell release
Colchester sign midfielder Sean Murray on an 18-month deal and add goalkeeper Dean Brill until the end of the season.
Great Scottish Run discount offer for 2016 finishers
Runners in last year's Great Scottish Run - which was found to be too short - will be offered a discount this year.
Asad Shah murder: Killer Tanveer Ahmed releases prison message
An extremist who murdered a Glasgow shopkeeper releases a new audio message from prison publicising a religious event in Pakistan.
Trio convicted of 'sustained and brutal' Halloween party attack
Three men are convicted of attacking three fancy dress partygoers with knives and baseball bats in Dundee.
Vietnamese boy found in Dumbarton 'escaped human traffickers'
A 16-year-old Vietnamese boy is found "cowering" in bushes in Dumbarton after escaping from human traffickers.
Loganair secures new Royal Mail contract
Royal Mail has awarded a new five-year contract to Glasgow-based Loganair to fly its mail throughout Scotland.
Police hunt for two men after fatal Ayr hit-and-run
Police hunt two men who fled the scene of a fatal road accident in Ayrshire.
Signs of the times: Scotland's Trump protests
Scottish cities hosted protests against US President Donald Trump's travel ban on Monday night and some of the protesters brought a dist...
Man arrested over attempted murder in Paisley
A 33-year-old man is arrested over an attempted murder in Paisley.
Reward offered over attempted murder of Ross Monaghan
A reward of £5,000 is being offered over the attempted murder of a man outside a Glasgow primary school.
Scottish Steve Bannon mistaken for Trump adviser Stephen Bannon
A Scottish man comes in for some unwanted online attention after being mistaken for one of Donald Trump's closest advisers.
Sky's the limit
In the last two years Glasgow has built more satellites than any other city in Europe. So why is the Scottish space industry such a success?...
Peter Capaldi to leave Doctor Who
Capaldi made the shock announcement in a BBC radio interview, saying "I feel it's time to move on".
Maid to sail
The summer of 2018 could see the last paddle steamer built in Britain sailing once more.
30 January 2017
Man guilty of raping woman who was drunk and sleeping
A man is found guilty of raping a woman, who was drunk, while she slept at his home in Glasgow.
Losses increase at Glasgow Prestwick Airport
Glasgow Prestwick Airport recorded a loss of more than £9m last year, according to its annual accounts.
Tunisia attack: Man died after delay in going to hospital
A man shot in the 2015 resort attack lay wounded in an ambulance for 20 minutes, an inquest hears.
Great Scottish Run half-marathon course found to be short
The Great Scottish Run half-marathon course is found to be about 150m short, invalidating the record time set by the winner.
Images released over Paisley station assault
Police release images of two men they want to trace after a couple were seriously assaulted in Paisley.
Scottish cities to hold Donald Trump travel ban protests
Protests against US President Donald Trump's travel ban are being planned in cities across Scotland.
Youngest twins born at 23 weeks are 'little miracles'
Identical twins, thought to be the youngest ever recorded in Britain, are described by their parents as "little miracles".
29 January 2017
Artwork created from Glasgow School of Art 'ashes'
Artists including Sir Antony Gormley and Anish Kapoor use material from the fire-damaged Glasgow School of Art to create new work.
Boy, 16, stabbed after disturbance at party in Glasgow
A 16-year-old boy is stabbed after a disturbance at a party in Glasgow spills out on to the street.
Funds raised for US ban vet to return to Glasgow
An appeal to raise funds for a Glasgow vet caught up in the American flight ban raises enough to pay for her tickets home.
Measuring tape out for Great Scottish Run half-marathon
The distance of the Great Scottish Run half-marathon is measured after claims the course is shorter than it should be.
Minor ailment service to be extended in Inverclyde trial
A pilot allowing people to be treated by a pharmacist for minor conditions is to be extended.
Ceremony remembers 32 deaths in WW1 Faslane sub sinking
The centenary of a tragedy in which 32 men died when the boilers of a submarine blew up is due to be held at Faslane on the Gareloch.
"Upset and afraid" Glasgow vet caught in US flight ban
A vet from Glasgow is left "upset" and "afraid" after being denied permission to fly to the US.
28 January 2017
Scottish Indoor Athletics: Alisha Rees breaks 35-year 200m record
Teenager Alisha Rees breaks a 35-year record en route to two national titles at the Scottish Indoor Athletics Championships.
Man seriously hurt in 'violent attack' in Paisley
Police appeal for information after a 33-year-old man suffers life-threatening injuries in a "violent attack" in Paisley.
CCTV images released after serious assault in Glasgow
Police release images of two men they want to trace in connection with a serious assault in Glasgow city centre.
Motherwell v Rangers
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Motherwell and Rangers.
Celtic v Heart of Midlothian
Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Celtic and Heart of Midlothian.
Kilmarnock v Ross County
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Kilmarnock and Ross County.
Inverness CT v Partick Thistle
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Partick Thistle.
St Johnstone v Hamilton Academical
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between St Johnstone and Hamilton Academical.
Raith Rovers v Dumbarton
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Raith Rovers and Dumbarton.
St Mirren v Falkirk
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between St Mirren and Falkirk.
Ayr United v Greenock Morton
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Ayr United and Greenock Morton.
Spaceport plans delayed by Brexit
Plans for legislation to enable the development of the UK's first commercial spaceports have been delayed by Brexit, BBC Scotland unders...
27 January 2017
Three more branches of retailer Ness Clothing to close
Three further outlets of troubled retailer Ness Clothing are to close in the coming week.
Errington Cheese wins latest court fight over sales ban
A cheesemaker whose products were linked to a fatal E.coli outbreak wins the latest round in a court battle over a sales ban.
Armed man threatens Larkhall service station assistant
A man threatens a garage assistant in Larkhall with a weapon before fleeing empty-handed.
Man left with serious facial injuries after Gorbals attack
A 24-year-old man is treated for serious facial injuries after being attacked by two men with weapons.
Mother tells Glasgow murder trial of blood on son
A mother tells a murder trial she called the police after her son came home covered in blood and with a knife in his trouser pocket.
Boy in critical condition after being hit by car in Crookston
A 15-year-old boy is in a critical condition in hospital after being struck by a car in the Crookston area of Glasgow.
SECC station unlikely to change name after centre rebrand
Network Rail indicates that it will not be changing the name of the Exhibition Centre station in Glasgow following a rebrand of the SECC.
Your pictures of Scotland: 20-27 January
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 20 and 27 January.
Man, 90, critical, after van incident in Bellshill
A 90-year-old pedestrian is in a critical condition following an incident involving a van in North Lanarkshire.
Australian Open 2017: Gordon Reid completes career Grand Slam in doubles
Britain's Gordon Reid completes a career Grand Slam in the wheelchair men's doubles by winning the Australian Open final.
SNP hold East Ayrshire Council seat in by-election
The SNP holds a seat on East Ayrshire Council following a by-election in the Kilmarnock East ward.
Holocaust Memorial Day marked in Scotland
Politicians, faith leaders and conflict survivors mark Holocaust Memorial Day in Scotland.
Man charged over Michelle McManus assault
A 39-year-old-man is charged in connection with an alleged assault on singer Michelle McManus.
26 January 2017
Motherwell sign winger Elliott Frear from Forest Green Rovers
Motherwell boss Mark McGhee adds winger Elliott Frear to his squad after an undisclosed fee is agreed with Forest Green Rovers.
Glasgow's SECC to be renamed 'Scottish Event Campus'
The Scottish Exhibition and Conference Centre in Glasgow is to be renamed the Scottish Event Campus to reflect how the site has developed ov...
Craig Gordon: Celtic tell Chelsea that goalkeeper is not for sale
Celtic inform Chelsea that goalkeeper Craig Gordon is not for sale after being contacted by the English Premier League leaders.
Aberdeen's Cammy Smith loaned to St Mirren after Dundee Utd spell ends
St Mirren sign forward Cammy Smith on loan for the rest of the season after Aberdeen end his spell with Dundee United.
Eboue Kouassi: Celtic 'best place to progress' for new signing
Eboue Kouassi says Celtic is the best place for him to progress and is not worried about the competition he faces to get in the team.
Body found at Ardmucknish Bay was missing woman
A body found in Argyll earlier this month is confirmed as being that of a 52-year-old missing woman.
Gordon Galloway not guilty of Barra McGrory 'death threat'
A man is acquitted of sending a death threat to Northern Ireland's director of public prosecutions
Sixteen more jobcentres to close in Scotland
The UK government announces plans to close a further 16 jobcentres in Scotland.
Judge criticises bystanders to Glasgow police attack
A judge criticises bystanders who recorded a street fight on their phones, as a police officer lay injured.
Woman embezzled £370,000 from Glasgow property firm
A woman admits embezzling more than £370,000 from her employer, which caused colleagues to be made redundant.
Man in court accused of Martin Hamilton murder
A man appears in court charged with shooting dead gangland figure Martin Hamilton in Blackburn, West Lothian.
Mothers Pride bread comment causes social media stir
A Glasgow DJ prompts concern that an iconic plain bread brand is under threat, after a social media post urging people to buy it.
Celtic 1-0 St Johnstone: Rodgers hails players after Lisbon Lions record equalled
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers urges his players to mark their own place in the club's history by continuing their unbeaten run.
Dogs 'prefer reggae and soft rock' to other music genres, research suggests
Positive behaviour changes are seen in dogs when they are played reggae and soft rock, according to researchers.
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland opens new rehearsal space
Young performers are to benefit from a new £2m teaching space at The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland..
Unmarked police car catches fire on M8 in Glasgow
An internal electrical fire causes an unmarked police car to catch fire on the M8 in Glasgow.
25 January 2017
Scott Brown 'could go down as true Celtic great'
BBC Scotland assesses Scott Brown's impact since joining Celtic in 2007 as he prepares to make his 400th club appearance.
Dates for new music festival TRNSMT at Glasgow Green
Dates for a three-day festival to be held in Glasgow in place of T in the Park this year are announced via an online marketing campaign.
Milngavie house fire murder accused back in court
A man charged with murdering his brother in a house fire at their family home in Milngavie on New Year's Day makes a second court appear...
Hamilton Academical: Martin Canning urges fans not to boycott Kilmarnock game
Hamilton need all their fans behind them says boss Martin Canning, as a group prepare to boycott a home game next month.
CCTV witness appeal over music venue assault
Police issue a CCTV image of two women who may have witnessed the serious assault of two men at a music venue in Glasgow.
Kilmarnock: Clark hopes to sign two forwards after Coulibaly exit
Lee Clark hopes to sign attacking reinforcements after Kilmarnock sold Souleymane Coulibaly for money "too good to turn down".
Ryan Grant: Scotland prop joins Worcester Warriors from Glasgow
Worcester Warriors sign Scotland international loosehead prop Ryan Grant from Pro12 side Glasgow.
Glasgow has lowest life expectancy in UK, figures suggest
Official statistics highlight the differences in mortality rates between neighbouring council areas in Scotland.
Better late than never: Ayr United use historic 'fourth sub' in cup
Ayr United's Scottish Cup win over Queen's Park featured the tournament's first use of a fourth substitute in extra-time.
Man who stabbed scarecrow partygoer in Glasgow is jailed
A man who attempted to murder a partygoer dressed as a scarecrow in an unprovoked attack in Glasgow city centre is jailed for life.
Ayoud Sisters Robert Burns tribute top iTunes chart
Two sisters from Milngavie celebrate after their record featuring the Melodies of Scotland tops the classical chart on iTunes.
Small earthquake detected in Argyll and Bute
A small earthquake measuring 2.4 on the Richter Scale is detected around Lephinmore in Argyll and Bute on Tuesday
Ziggy Gordon: Partick Thistle defender in talks with Jagiellonia Bialystok
Partick Thistle defender Ziggy Gordon is in Poland for signing talks with Jagiellonia Bialystok.
Barratt unveils plans for 2,500 homes in Scotland
Barratt Developments unveils plans to build nearly 2,500 homes at 14 new sites across Scotland this year.
Former boxing promoter Barry Hughes faces a £6m proceeds of crime claim
Prosecutors want to seize almost £6m from former boxing promoter Barry Hughes who admitted a £1.2m mortgage fraud.
Celtic v St Johnstone
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Celtic and St Johnstone.
Glasgow Byres Road £9m facelift plan backed by public
A £9m redesign of Byres Road in Glasgow's west end, known for its eclectic shops and restaurants, is backed by the public.
Child bereavement centre opens in Glasgow
A new service to support children and young people who have been bereaved opens in Glasgow.
Scottish Friendly reports record sales
Glasgow-based financial services group Scottish Friendly reports a record year, with sales soaring by 33% in 2016.
Burns in the USA
Robert Burns, the great Scottish bard, never travelled to America but he still had a profound affect on the emerging nation.
24 January 2017
Ryan Christie: Celtic forward joins Aberdeen on loan
Celtic and Scotland Under-21 forward Ryan Christie joins Aberdeen on loan until the end of the season.
Coulibaly completes move to Egypt
Kilmarnock's leading scorer Souleymane Coulibaly completes an £800,000 move to Egyptian club Al Ahly.
Thistle sign Martin Keown's son on loan
Partick Thistle sign Niall Keown, son of ex-Arsenal defender Martin Keown, on loan from Reading.
Queen's Park v Ayr United
Live coverage followed by match report from Tuesday's Scottish Cup game between Queen's Park and Ayr United.
Kenny Miller: Rangers should give 'best player' new deal - Barry Ferguson
Former captain Barry Ferguson urges Rangers to offer veteran striker Kenny Miller a new contract.
Roberts aims for City break after Celtic loan spell
Patrick Roberts says he will return to Manchester City a better player when his loan spell at Celtic ends this summer.
Glasgow face Saracens in Champions Cup
Defending champions Saracens will host Glasgow, while Wasps visit Leinster in the quarter-finals of the European Champions Cup.
Luton buried body: Jury discharged, accused may face retrial
A man accused of keeping the murder of his sister-in-law secret for 12 years may face a retrial.
Glasgow Airport to introduce drop-off charge
Drivers are to be charged a fee of £2 to drop off passengers at Glasgow Airport in future.
Ecclefechan motorway drug haul discovered after tip-off
A court hears how a tip-off to police led to the seizure of a cocaine haul in a car on the A74(M) near Ecclefechan.
Plans for Kintyre spaceport discussed at Westminster
Plans for the UK's first spaceport on the Kintyre peninsula are unveiled at Westminster.
Trump resigns Scottish golf course directorships
US President Donald Trump resigns as director of four companies linked to his Scottish golf courses.
Police officers shut off part of Glasgow city centre street
Police closed off an area of Glasgow city centre on Monday night after an incident on Sauchiehall Street.
23 January 2017
Man in court over Glasgow hit-and-run
A man appears in court charged with attempting to murder another man with a car in Glasgow City Centre.
Jobs threatened at Greggs' Clydesmill bakery
High Street baker Greggs announces plans to cut an unspecified jobs from its Clydesmill bakery in South Lanarkshire.
Souleymane Coulibaly: Kilmarnock striker in talks with Al Ahly and Zamalek
Kilmarnock's leading scorer Souleymane Coulibaly is travelling to Cairo for talks with Al Ahly and Zamalek.
Q&A: Testing Britain's Trident missile system
What could have gone wrong with the misfired nuclear missile? And why was there a media blackout?
Edinburgh-based Apex Hotels reports strong trading year
Edinburgh-based hotel chain Apex says it is looking at future potential acquisitions following a strong trading year.
What will Scotland's baby boxes look like?
The final six shortlisted designs for Scotland's baby boxes are revealed.
Three teenagers injured after car leaves road
Three teenagers are injured, one seriously, after the car they were travelling in came off the A713 road in Ayrshire.
Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers acclaims Scott Brown ahead of 400th game
As Scott Brown prepares to make his 400th Celtic appearance, manager Brendan Rodgers stresses his captain's importance.
Kieran Tierney "very important" to Celtic - Brendan Rodgers
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says it was as if Kieran Tierney had "never been away" after his return to starting line-up.
Albion Rovers 0-3 Celtic
Celtic ease past Albion Rovers at the Excelsior Stadium and into the fifth round of the Scottish Cup.
Glasgow Warriors: Gregor Townsend relishing Saracens Champions Cup test
Gregor Townsend is relishing the fresh challenge Saracens will pose his Glasgow side in the Champions Cup quarter-final.
Ram-raiders steal ATM from Hamilton convenience store
Three Lanarkshire shops are targeted by ram-raiders using a Land Rover Discovery to gain access to premises.
Woman killed boyfriend on balcony of Rutherglen flat
A 33-year-old woman has been found guilty of stabbing her boyfriend to death on the balcony of her flat in South Lanarkshire.
Teenagers to stand trial over Paisley murder bid
Two girls and two boys, aged between 15 and 17, are to stand trial accused of trying to kill a man in a street attack in Renfrewshire.
Glasgow crash couple buried in Saudi city of Medina
The funeral is held in Medina for a Glasgow couple who died in a minibus crash in Saudi Arabia.
Police return to scene of Ross Monaghan shooting
Police investigating an attempted murder return to the area near a school where a man was shot.
Opposition seek explanation over Trident test 'fail'
Labour and the SNP want ministers to say why a test firing of a Trident missile reportedly went wrong.
NHS boards paid £1,500 for agency nurse's shift
Two NHS health boards paid more than £1,500 for an agency nurse to cover a single hospital shift, new figures reveal.
National Theatre of Scotland headquarters opens
The National Theatre of Scotland opens its new headquarters later.
22 January 2017
Two in hospital after Glasgow tenement fire
A fire in a block of tenement flats in Glasgow leaves two people injured.
Theresa May under pressure over Trident missile test
Theresa May is urged to say what she knew of a Trident test "misfire" before a crucial vote by MPs.
Entertainer Michelle McManus 'assaulted with guitar case'
Entertainer Michelle McManus says on social media she was assaulted by a man wielding a guitar case.
Paraglider pilot suffers serious injuries in Wishaw crash
A 53-year-old man suffers serious injuries after his paraglider crashed in North Lanarkshire.
Queen's chaplain resigns over Glasgow cathedral Koran row
One of the Queen's chaplains resigns after a row about reading from the Koran in a Glasgow church.
MoD 'confidence' in Trident after test 'malfunction'
The MoD backs the UK's nuclear weapons system, after an unarmed missile went off course during a test.
Saudi funeral for Glasgow couple killed in crash
The funeral is to be held later for a Glasgow couple who died in minibus crash in Saudi Arabia.
21 January 2017
Ayr United 0-0 Queen's Park
Ayr United and Queen's Park face a Scottish Cup fourth round replay on Tuesday as their first meeting finishes goalless.
Dumbarton v Queen of the South
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Dumbarton and Queen of the South.
Rangers v Motherwell
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Rangers and Motherwell.
European Rugby Champions Cup: Leicester Tigers v Glasgow Warriors
Team news as Leicester Tigers host Glasgow Warriors in Saturday's European Rugby Champions Cup fixture at Welford Road (17:30 GMT).
Greenock Morton v Falkirk
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Greenock Morton and Falkirk.
Kilmarnock v Hamilton Academical
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Kilmarnock and Hamilton Academical.
Dundee v St Mirren
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Dundee and St Mirren.
Partick Thistle v Formartine United
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Partick Thistle and Formartine United.
Local banking 'alive' in Scotland after Airdrie collapse
Credit unions across Scotland say they are keeping local community banking alive, despite the collapse of the Airdrie Savings Bank.
20 January 2017
Man arrested over Glasgow hit and run
A 23-year-old man is arrested in connection with an attempted murder in Glasgow city centre.
Police dealing with 130 Scottish football abuse referrals
Police Scotland has received 130 referrals since its inquiry into allegations of historic child abuse within football began.
Man barricades himself inside Kilmaurs flat
Police are called to an incident in Ayrshire after reports that a man has barricaded himself inside a flat.
Sturgeon congratulates Donald Trump on inauguration
First Minister congratulates Donald Trump on his inauguration as US president, as protests are held around Scotland.
Confrontation looms over Scottish council budgets
A number of councils appear to be heading for a standoff with the Scottish government over budgets.
Your pictures of Scotland: 13 - 20 January
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 13 and 20 January.
End to searches at Barra, Tiree and Campbeltown criticised
A union warns that plans by an airports operator to stop bag and body searches at three of it sites could become a threat to security.
Oban to Glasgow rail line to stay closed until Monday
No rail services will operate on the Glasgow to Oban line over the weekend, after a lorry collided with a bridge.
Daniel Keatings: Glasgow 2014 gold medallist retires from gymnastics
Scottish Commonwealth Games gold medallist Daniel Keatings announces his retirement from gymnastics.
Kilgallioch wind farm turbine incident under investigation
A turbine collapses on a wind farm in the south-west of Scotland, BBC Scotland understands.
Milngavie fire woman Rebecca Williams 'getting stronger'
A woman seriously injured in a fire that killed her boyfriend says she is "getting stronger every day".
Violent offenders served up a new chance to make amends
Street food and coffee prove successful as scheme to turn around lives of violent offenders looks to expand.
19 January 2017
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers delivers warm praise for winter break
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers believes English football should learn from the Scottish game and implement a winter break.
Rangers manager Mark Warburton prefers loans to 'overspending'
Manager Mark Warburton says loan deals "make sense" for Rangers as they seek to avoid paying "inflated fees".
Tributes paid to Glasgow couple in Saudi crash
Tributes are paid to a Glasgow couple killed in a minibus accident in Saudi Arabia.
Kieran Tierney: Celtic left-back close to return following ankle injury
Celtic and Scotland left-back Kieran Tierney is nearing a return following ankle ligament damage.
Inspection finds Crosshouse Hospital 'under pressure'
Frail patients were left on ambulance trolleys while waiting to be admitted to a hospital under "extreme pressure", according to i...
Champions Cup: 'Embarrassed' Leicester seek return to form against Glasgow
Leicester Tigers head coach Aaron Mauger insists his players are determined to find consistency against Glasgow on Saturday.
Two Scots killed in Saudi crash
Six Britons have been killed in a road crash in Saudi Arabia, the Foreign Office says.
Fatal fire victim Rebecca Williams released from hospital
A woman seriously injured in a fire that killed her boyfriend on New Year's Day is discharged from hospital.
MP in bid to save rare Clyde-built ship Falls of Clyde
A rare Clyde-built ship earmarked for destruction in Honolulu should be saved and brought back to Glasgow, an MP argues.
Hamilton pensioner admits historical abuse
A 74-year-old man has been brought to justice after admitting abusing two children almost 60 years ago.
Rail commuters facing disruption in and around Glasgow
Rail commuters in and around Glasgow face delays after problems with electricity supplies.
Celtic Connections
Celtic Connections musical director Donald Shaw highlights 10 of the most interesting events from the 18-day festival.
Women on song for Celtic Connections
More than 2,100 musicians from around the globe are to take part in the Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow.
18 January 2017
Fraser Aird: Midfielder leaves Rangers to join Falkirk
Canada's Fraser Aird joins Falkirk for the rest of the season after agreeing to terminate his contract with Rangers.
Ski slope among Glasgow Film Fetival venues
The full programme for the 13th annual Glasgow Film Festival has been announced, including a pop-up event at a ski slope.
Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank to close dozens of branches
The Clydesdale and Yorkshire banking group (CYBG) is closing 79 branches with the loss of 400 jobs.
Celtic: Mikael Lustig signs new deal with club until 2019
Celtic defender Mikael Lustig signs a contract extension to keep him at the club until May 2019.
Jobs secured at medical equipment plants in Ayrshire
About 100 jobs have been secured at an Ayrshire factory after a medical firm reviewed its plans to close the site.
Residents to create window art trail in Strathbungo
A neighbourhood is encouraged to create window displays in their homes to transform the area into an outdoor evening gallery.
Scottish Cup: Albion Rovers relishing big day against Celtic
Manager Darren Young says Albion Rovers must make the most of their Scottish Cup meeting with Celtic.
Penilee shooting: Bullet found in 'buggy' gunman shooting
A bullet has been retrieved from a tree by forensic officers investigating a shooting outside a school by a gunman pushing a child's bug...
Family traced after plea over watch from torpedoed SS Athenia
An appeal for information about the original owner of a watch gifted to a Scottish museum helps reunite members of his family.
17 January 2017
Souleymane Coulibaly: Kilmarnock turn down £500,000 bid for striker
Kilmarnock reject a £500,000 offer for striker and top scorer Souleymane Coulibaly from Egyptian club Zamalek.
Karleigh Osborne: Kilmarnock sign defender from Plymouth
Kilmarnock sign Karleigh Osborne on a two-year contract following the defender's release from Plymouth.
Rangers need to learn from 4-0 RB Leipzig loss - Kenny Miller
Striker Kenny Miller admits Rangers' 4-0 friendly loss to RB Leipzig could have been worse but says it was a worthwhile exercise.
Van driver denies passenger death charge
A van driver from Glasgow denies causing the death of his passenger on the A74(M) near Lockerbie.
Derek Young: Formartine man hopes Partick are 'rusty' for cup tie
Formartine's Derek Young hopes Scottish Cup opponents and former club Partick Thistle come back "tired" from their winter brea...
Schoolboy arrested over Facebook messages
A 17-year-old pupil at a school in Irvine, North Ayrshire, is arrested over comments made on social media.
Rangers: Lee Wallace and Joe Garner nearing return
Rangers expect to have captain Lee Wallace back to face Motherwell, while striker Joe Garner could return in early February.
Penilee shooting: Police search for gunman's pushchair
Detectives are trying to trace a child's buggy being pushed by the gunman who shot a man outside a Glasgow school.
Channel 4 invests in TV production firm Firecrest Films
Award-winning Scottish production company Firecrest Films is set to increase its output after securing investment from Channel 4.
Icelandic GPS 'message in bottle' washed up on Tiree
A "message in a bottle" scientific experiment reaches a Scottish island a year after it was dropped into the sea in Iceland.
Puppy recovering after swallowing kitchen knife
A puppy who swallowed an 8in kitchen knife is recovering after undergoing life-saving emergency surgery.
Body anxious teens avoid PE, says report
Almost a third of 2,000 UK teenagers told a survey they avoid PE because of body anxiety.
16 January 2017
Gunman near Glasgow school was pushing child's buggy
A gunman pushing a child's buggy shoots another man outside a Glasgow primary school.
Former UKIP chairman Arthur 'Misty' Thackeray admits sexual calls
The former chairman of UKIP in Scotland admits making vulgar phone calls to 10 different women.
Glasgow council tax to rise by 3%
Scotland's largest council confirms it is planning to put up the council tax by 3% this year.
Move to protect identity of Ayrshire new potatoes
Ayrshire new potatoes could soon have their identity protected under European law, following a move by the UK government.
Brother due in court over fatal New Year house fire
The brother of a man who died in a house fire on New Year's Day is due to appear in court later.
Trial over acid attack on Sun journalist halted
The trial of two men accused of throwing acid in the face of a journalist has been halted temporarily because of "insurmountable diffic...
Man to stand trial over murder bid on Glasgow cleaner
A man is to stand trial charged with trying to kill a cleaner in a street assault in the Gorbals area of Glasgow.
Goals Soccer Centres 'turns corner' as sales improve
Five-a-side football firm Goals Soccer Centres says it has "turned the corner" following a strong second half to its financial yea...
Police investigate shooting near Glasgow primary school
Police Scotland confirm there has been a shooting near St George's Primary School in Penilee, Glasgow.
Tunisia attack: Inquests to open into deaths of 30 Britons
A coroner is to hear evidence of how 30 Britons were killed at a Tunisian beach resort in 2015.
Man arrested over Cambuslang flat death
A 39-year-old man is arrested in connection with the death of a man at a block of flats in Cambuslang on Saturday.
Woman airlifted to hospital after fire in Ayr
A woman has been airlifted to hospital following a fire at a house in South Ayrshire.
15 January 2017
Woman threatened during Ardrossan post office raid
A robber who threatened a post office worker during a raid in North Ayrshire made off with at least £10,000 in cash.
Drink and drugs link to mystery illness at Alexandria unit
Police say five people who became unwell at a supported accommodation unit had taken a mixture of alcohol and drugs.
Church 'deeply distressed' by Koran offence, says primus
The Scottish Episcopal Church is "deeply distressed" at the offence caused by a Koran reading in a Glasgow cathedral.
Council action on Dunbartonshire betting shop concern
The council with Scotland's highest concentration of betting shops is to use new powers to limit the new number of new premises.
Number of pollution zones in Scotland rises to 38
The number of pollution zones in Scotland rises, according to Friends of the Earth Scotland.
14 January 2017
Kris Commons: Hibs boss Neil Lennon plans talks for Monday
Neil Lennon says loan player Kris Commons' future "will be the main talking point" at Hibernian in the coming week.
Police probe after man threatened with knife in Ferguslie
Police launch an investigation after man is threatened with a knife in Paisley.
Five in hospital after becoming unwell at Alexandria sheltered housing unit
Five people are taken to hospital after becoming unwell at a sheltered housing unit in West Dunbartonshire.
Death of 45-year-old man in Cambuslang is 'suspicious'
Police are treating the death of a 45-year-old man in Cambuslang as suspicious.
Man stabbed at his front door in Dumbarton
A men is being treated for stab wounds after he was attacked by three men on his own doorstep.
European Champions Cup: Glasgow Warriors v Munster (Sat)
Peter Murchie makes way for full-back Stuart Hogg as Gregor Townsend names his Glasgow Warriors team to play Munster.
Dumbarton v Hibernian
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Dumbarton and Hibernian.
Dunfermline Athletic v St Mirren
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Dunfermline Athletic and St Mirren.
Falkirk v Ayr United
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Falkirk and Ayr United.
Greenock Morton v Raith Rovers
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Greenock Morton and Raith Rovers.
Four SPFL matches off due to freezing weather
Matches at Livingston, Brechin, Clyde and Cowdenbeath are postponed because of frozen pitches.
Brother arrested over new year fire death
Police arrest the brother of a man who died in a house fire on New Year's Day.
Tam o' Shanter paintings get rare airing
A collection of 54 large paintings by renowned Scottish artist Alexander Goudie depicting the story of Burns' Tam o' Shanter are to ...
Scots independence conference to be held in Glasgow
A conference of independence activists aimed at building towards a second referendum is being held in Glasgow.
13 January 2017
Riot police called to flat after man barricades himself inside
Riot police and dogs have been called to a flat in Glasgow after a man barricaded himself inside.
Rangers fan jailed for Cup Final attack on Hibs supporter
A Rangers supporter who kicked a Hibs fan during a pitch invasion at last year's Scottish Cup final is jailed for nine months.
Rare Trump whisky sold for £6,000 at auction
A rare bottle of whisky signed by US president elect Donald Trump sells for £6,000 at an auction in Glasgow.
Delays warning over Raith roundabout resurfacing work
Drivers are warned to expect delays over the weekend as resurfacing work takes place at a major motorway junction.
New Year fire: Police follow 'definite line of inquiry'
Detectives investigating the New Year's Day fire in which a man died are following a definite line of inquiry.
Police probe abuse aimed at cathedral where Koran read
Police investigate online abuse aimed at cathedral where a Koran passage was read during a service.
Your pictures of Scotland: 6 - 13 January
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 6 and 13 January.
Second man charged over post office robberies
A 38-year-old man is arrested and charged in connection with robberies at seven post offices in central Scotland.
John Muir Way awarded Scotland's Great Trail status
The John Muir Way is awarded Scotland's Great Trail status three years after the cross-country route was established.
Apology over maternity unit 'closure' at Glasgow hospital
A hospital apologises after women in labour were refused admission to a Glasgow maternity unit because of overcrowding.
Fake valium 'cheaper than chips', warns drug expert
Fake valium tablets are now so freely available across Scotland they have become "cheaper than chips", a drug expert has warned.
Scottish SPCA investigates two attempted poisonings
An animal charity is investigating reports of two separate attempted poisonings.
Police seal off Glasgow city centre road
A busy street in the centre of Glasgow is closed as police investigate an early-morning incident.
Loneliness to be tackled in new project in Glasgow
A new project to tackle loneliness among older people is to get under way in Glasgow.
Regional airport operator Hial reports record figure
Highlands and Islands Airports Limited says its passenger numbers rose to a new record level last year.
Disruption expected as more snow and ice to hit Scotland
Further disruption is expected in Scotland with snow and ice set to cause problems across the country.
12 January 2017
St Mirren sign Rory Loy on loan and recruit Pal Fjelde
Scottish Championship bottom side St Mirren recruit midfielder Pal Fjelde and sign Dundee striker Rory Loy on loan.
Pair admit dangerous dog offences after attacks
A man and a woman admit dangerous dog charges after attacks on two women left them scarred for life.
Moussa Dembele: Charlie Nicholas says Celtic striker should not rush move
Celtic striker Moussa Dembele should choose his next club carefully when he does leave Glasgow, says former Celtic forward Charlie Nicholas....
Gorbals CCTV appeal after woman seriously assaulted
Police release a CCTV image of a man they want to trace after a woman was seriously assaulted in the Gorbals area of Glasgow.
Job losses at Kwik Fit Insurance Services confirmed
More than 500 jobs are to go at Kwik Fit Insurance Services in North Lanarkshire, after attempts to find a new operator failed.
Mother's investigation catches child rapist John Carignani
A man is jailed for sexual offences against a 10-year-old girl after the victim's mother helped gather evidence against him.
Jason Naismith: Ross County sign St Mirren full-back for next term
Ross County agree a pre-contract deal with St Mirren full-back Jason Naismith, who will move in the summer.
'Matching' DNA found at scene of Scottish Sun journalist acid attack
DNA matching two men accused of an acid attack on a Scottish Sun journalist was found on items at the scene, a court hears.
Kouassi Eboue: Celtic sign Krasnodar midfielder, subject to visa
Celtic sign Ivorian midfielder Kouassi Eboue on a four-year deal from Russian outfit Krasnodar, subject to a visa being granted.
Pair jailed over Prestwick neighbour dispute murder
Two men who boasted they had "got away with murder" after a dispute with a "neighbour from hell" are jailed for life wit...
Jon Toral: Rangers sign midfielder on loan from Arsenal
Rangers sign Spanish midfielder Jon Toral on loan from Arsenal until the end of the season, PA are reporting.
Malawi healthcare study to look at 'Glasgow effect'
A healthcare project involving the small Scottish town, Blantyre, and its namesake in south-eastern Africa aims to improve cardiovascular di...
Church of Scotland ordains first Asian female minister
Church of Scotland's first Asian female minister Aquila Singh says she hopes to break down misconceptions about who can join the ministr...
Milngavie fire: Bex Williams speaks to police about fatal fire
Bex Williams speaks to detectives about the murder probe into a deliberate fire which killed her boyfriend and left her seriously injured.
Groups receive 'life-changing' support
More than £4.3m is shared between 19 projects across Scotland aimed at helping people and communities overcome "challenging circumstanc...
Clergyman defends St Mary's Cathedral Koran reading
The senior clergyman at a cathedral in Glasgow defends a service at which passages from the Koran were read from the lectern.
Disruption warning for commuters despite bridge reopening
Travellers face another day of disruption due to severe weather despite the reopening of the Forth Road Bridge.
Appeal over cook's watch from torpedoed SS Athenia
A museum gifted a watch, worn by a cook on the first British ship to be sunk by Germany during World War Two, hopes to trace the seaman'...
11 January 2017
Donald Trump hands control of Scottish businesses to sons
Donald Trump is to hand over control of his Scottish businesses to his sons as he prepares to take office as US president.
Glasgow maternity hospital inspection raises concern
An unannounced inspection of a Glasgow maternity hospital found rusty and damaged equipment in an emergency birthing room.
Luton buried body: Natalia Wilkanowska 'strangled in crime of passion'
A woman whose body lay undiscovered under rubble for more than 12 years was strangled in a crime of passion, a jury is told.
Number of Scottish tourism workers rises by 11%
The number of people working in Scottish tourism rises by more than twice UK rate, according to new figures.
More than £1,000 stolen from The Bungo pub in Glasgow's Southside
A safe containing a four-figure sum of cash is stolen from a pub and restaurant in the South Side of Glasgow.
Fatal lorry house crash in Fairlie 'not preventable'
The death of a woman after a driver blacked out, causing his lorry to crash into her living room could not have been prevented, a sheriff ru...
Scottish trauma services network £5m funding announced
The development of four major trauma centres in Scotland will be given an additional £5m funding, Nicola Sturgeon confirms.
Rutherglen bank robber caught after car social media posts
A bank robber who apologised to bank tellers during a raid in Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire, is caught after posting pictures of his distinc...
Edinburgh and Glasgow airports record highest passenger numbers
Scotland's two biggest airports have reported record numbers of passengers for 2016.
Met Office warnings issued for high winds and snow
Warnings for further disruption as high winds and snow close in on Scotland.
Tim Swinson: Glasgow Warriors lock signs new deal until 2020
Experienced Scotland lock Tim Swinson signs a new deal to stay at Glasgow Warriors until may 2020.
BBL Cup final: Glasgow Rocks target first silverware against old foes Newcastle
Head coach Sterling Davis is confident Glasgow Rocks can upset the odds against Newcastle Eagles in Sunday's BBL Cup final.
Basketball: Glasgow Rocks reach out as role models for kids
Rocks head coach Sterling Davis and his players talk to BBC Scotland's Rhona McLeod about the importance of their work in the community....
Woman killed on Carluke fuel forecourt named
A 68-year-old woman who died after being struck by a lorry on the forecourt of the Tesco filling station in Carluke, South Lanarkshire, is n...
Man critical after car deliberately driven at him in Glasgow
A 32-year-old man is in a life threatening condition in hospital after a car was deliberately driven at him in Glasgow city centre.
Iron man Hawke eyes huge Morton challenge
Physical and mental endurance built up in Iron Man events help prepare Warren Hawke for Morton chief executive role.
Phillip Harkins extradition battle: Final appeal hearing
A Scottish man who has fought for 14 years against being tried for murder in Florida has a final appeal.
Scottish travel disruption expected due to bad weather
Drivers are warned to expect disruption to journeys as gusts of up to 70mph are forecast in Scotland.
Funds for projects in Lewis, Clachan, Kirkliston and Crossroads
Four community projects have secured funding from the Scottish Land Fund.
Scottish small firms in 'confidence gap' warning
A growing "confidence gap" is emerging between Scottish small firms and their counterparts elsewhere in the UK, according to a rep...
10 January 2017
Rangers to sign defender David Bates from Raith Rovers
David Bates is to make his loan switch to Rangers from Raith Rovers permanent after being offered an 18-month deal.
Joe Garner: Rangers wait for injury update on striker
Rangers boss Mark Warburton is upbeat on a swift recovery for Joe Garner as the striker prepares for a shoulder scan on Wednesday.
Skeleton mask robber jailed for Uddingston bank raid
A man who wore a full face skeleton mask while carrying out an armed robbery at a bank is jailed.
University of Glasgow expansion plan wins backing
The University of Glasgow has welcomed a decision by councillors to back a key part of its plans for a £1bn expansion.
Troon pensioner admits killing his wife
Pensioner Ian Gordon admits killing his wife Patricia at her home in Troon last year.
Paisley flat attack treated as attempted murder
An attack on a man in a Paisley flat is being treated as attempted murder by police.
Two men arrested over Ayrshire shop robberies
Two men are arrested following a robbery and an attempted robbery at two shops in Ayrshire.
Scottish household water charges set to increase
Household water charges in Scotland are set to rise by an average of £6 a year - but will remain among the lowest in Britain.
'Glasgow need best performance of season'
Glasgow Warriors will have to be at their very best to beat Munster on Saturday in the Champions Cup, says full-back Peter Murchie.
Acid find after 'attack' on Scottish Sun journalist
A court is told traces of sulphuric acid were found at the scene of an alleged attack on a journalist.
Windy blast precedes snow warning
A warning of high winds across Scotland is issued ahead of expected snowfalls across the country.
Auchinleck man John Greig jailed for rape
An Ayrshire man is jailed for 11 years for raping a woman and a primary school girl.
Ellen MacArthur Cancer Trust sailing challenge for cancer patients
About 100 young people recovering from cancer are taking to the seas in a sailing challenge run by yachtswoman Dame Ellen MacArthur.
9 January 2017
Police probe link after spate of post office incidents
Police believe the same man may have been involved in a spate of robberies and attempted robberies at post offices over the past four days.
Woman dies following virus outbreak at Beatson cancer centre
A woman dies and 14 others are affected after testing positive for a respiratory virus at a cancer care centre in Glasgow.
Emerson Hyndman: Rangers complete loan deal for Bournemouth midfielder
Rangers sign USA midfielder Emerson Hyndman on a six-month loan deal from Bournemouth.
Kilmarnock sign Newcastle's Cal Roberts, Sean Longstaff, Freddie Woodman on loan
Kilmarnock boss Lee Clark returns to his old club to sign three 19-year-olds on loan until the end of the season.
Kirsty Gilmour: Funding cut threatens future of badminton
Badminton may struggle to attract young players after funding cut, worries Scottish Olympian Kirsty Gilmour.
Brendan Rodgers & Stuart Armstrong: December awards double for Celtic
Brendan Rodgers is the Premiership manager of the month for December and Stuart Armstrong picks up the player award.
Woman killed after being hit by lorry on Tesco fuel forecourt
A 68-year-old woman dies after being struck by a lorry on the forecourt of the Tesco filling station in Carluke, South Lanarkshire.
Spencer Mellors jailed after taking stun gun to pub
A convicted rapist is jailed for five years for possessing a stun gun while shouting abuse at his ex-partner outside her work.
Workers at nuclear sites to be balloted
About 16,000 workers at UK nuclear sites are to be balloted on strike action in a dispute over pensions.
Fatal lorry crash driver had 'coughing fit', inquiry is told
The driver of a lorry which crashed into a house killing a woman had blacked out with an "explosive coughing fit", a court hears.
Marvel superhero movie 'to be shot in Scotland'
Scenes for new superhero movie, Avengers: Infinity War, are to be shot in Scotland, according to newspaper reports.
Fix rooms
Britain could soon see its first "fix room" for drug users. But who uses such places and how do they work?
Strong wind and snow warning issued
A weather warning of snow and strong winds is issued for much of Scotland between Wednesday and Thursday.
Tracking sensor firm secures £100,000 on Dragon's Den
A tech start-up which developed a tracking sensor that helps people find misplaced items secures a £100,000 investment on BBC Two's Drag...
8 January 2017
Jack Ross at ease speaking to Buddies fans as St Mirren struggle
St Mirren manager Jack Ross has no regrets about confronting an irate fan following a home loss to Queen of the South.
Man with knife targets two convenience stores in Ayrshire
A man brandishing a knife threatened shopkeepers in two incidents at convenience stores Ayrshire.
Woman threatened in Glenboig post office robbery
A woman is threatened by a man brandishing a weapon during a robbery at a post office in North Lanarkshire.
Callum Hawkins aims for World marathon progress as Laura Muir targets new record
Callum Hawkins hopes his display at the Edinburgh Cross Country event is the launch-pad for a successful World Championships.
Champions Cup hopes in Glasgow Warriors' hands - Townsend
Gregor Townsend says Glasgow are in control of their Champions Cup destiny despite being displaced at the top of Pool One by Munster.
Murchie bags two as Glasgow sink Blues
Peter Murchie scores two tries as Glasgow Warriors earn a bonus-point win over Cardiff Blues to move fourth in the Pro12.
Police stop motorists in fire murder investigation
Police stop and speak to people near the scene of a deliberate fire that killed a man exactly a week ago.
7 January 2017
Police at Clarkston post office after robbery reports
Police are at the scene of an incident in East Renfrewshire after reports of a robbery at a post office within a convenience store.
Greenock Morton v Dumbarton
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Greenock Morton and Dumbarton.
St Mirren v Queen of the South
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between St Mirren and Queen of the South.
Ayr United v Dunfermline Athletic
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Ayr United and Dunfermline Athletic.
Glasgow Warriors: Tommy Seymour, Peter Horne & Tim Swinson set to stay
Glasgow are set to re-sign Scotland wing Tommy Seymour, centre Peter Horne and lock Tim Swinson, BBC Scotland learns.
Milngavie death fire police still seeking witnesses
Police investigating a fire which left a man dead and a woman injured continue to try to trace people seen in the area at the time.
6 January 2017
Sun journalist's face 'blistered' after acid attack
A neighbour who came to the aid of a Scottish Sun journalist after he had acid thrown on him tells a court how his face began to blister aft...
Thrown child's scooter halts busy train in Airdrie
British Transport Police launch an investigation after a child's scooter was thrown at a train, causing lengthy delays to services.
Death of woman in Maryhill treated as 'unexplained'
Police are treating the death of a woman in Maryhill in Glasgow as "unexplained".
Man's neck slashed in 'horrific' Greenock street robbery
A man is slashed on the neck during what police described as a "horrific" street robbery in Greenock.
Milngavie fire victim Rebecca Williams 'fighting hard'
The father of a woman who was the victim of a deliberate house fire says she is "fighting hard" in hospital.
Plant manager jailed over fatal crane collapse in Glasgow
A manager at a plant hire firm is jailed for two years over a crane collapse in Glasgow that killed one worker and seriously injured another...
Glasgow Effect artist 'used anger' to fuel work
The artist behind the controversial Glasgow Effect reveals she used the outcry it sparked to fuel her work.
Man arrested after woman attacked at Glasgow flat
A man is arrested after a 32-year-old woman is seriously assaulted at a flat in Glasgow.
Three men jailed over series of ATM robberies in Scotland
Three men are jailed for 14 months over a series of robberies at ATM machines in the west of Scotland.
Woman, 78, seriously injured after being hit by car
A 78-year-old woman is seriously injured after being struck by a car while crossing a road in Glasgow.
Man jailed for 16 months over £142,000 cannabis haul
A man who helped transport 50 kilos of cannabis resin with a street value of £142,850 is jailed for 16 months.
CCTV cyclist appeal after assault on woman in Balloch
Police release a CCTV image of a cyclist they want to trace following a serious assault on a woman in West Dunbartonshire.
5 January 2017
Body found Ardmucknish Bay in Argyll
Investigations are under way to establish the identity of a body found on the shore at Ardmucknish Bay in Argyll
Masked men rob businessman of takings in street
Police attempt to trace three masked men who robbed a businessman of his takings in Newarthill, North Lanarkshire.
Glasgow's Emirates Arena evacuated over chemical smell
Glasgow's Emirates Arena is evacuated by firefighters who are called to several reports of a chemical smell in the city's Dalmarnock...
Scottish cities top green space list
Edinburgh and Glasgow have more green space than any other of the UK's 10 most populated cities.
Digital loyalty firm to create 45 new jobs in Glasgow
A Glasgow-based digital loyalty firm is to create 45 new jobs over the next year after receiving a £500,000 grant from Scottish Enterprise.
Man jailed for abusing Celtic fan and police in Glasgow
A man is jailed for six months for abusing a Celtic fan and police officers before the Aberdeen v Celtic League Cup Final match at Hampden P...
Sun journalist tells jury of acid attack at his home
The investigations editor for the Scottish Sun newspaper tells a jury how acid was thrown at his face during an attack at his home in Glasgo...
Teenager to stand trial accused of murdering Glasgow pensioner Gordon Bolam
A teenager is to stand trial accused of murdering a 69-year-old man in his Glasgow home.
Woman used hammer to fend off Viagra OAP
A woman has been cleared of attempting to murder an 89-year-old man after she hit him with a hammer to fend off his unwanted sexual advances...
P-P-Pick up a penguin
One of the last surviving members of an Antarctic expedition 60 years ago describes how he was responsible for collecting and caring for 200...
Police say no crime committed after Glasgow rape claim
Police Scotland say no crime was committed after claims that a 19-year-old woman was raped in Glasgow city centre.
'Bread and butter issues'
With four months until the council elections, local government correspondent Jamie McIvor assesses what lies ahead.
Scottish Wildlife Trust counts cost of illegal fly-tipping
Fridges, burned-out vehicles and asbestos were among the items dumped in Scottish Wildlife Trust nature reserves last year.
David Tennant's film about RD Laing to close Glasgow Film Festival
Scots actor David Tennant will bring the curtain down on this year's Glasgow Film Festival with a film about psychiatrist RD Laing.
4 January 2017
Mike Blair keen for more Glasgow players to sign new deals
Glasgow Warriors assistant coach Mike Blair believes it is vital the Pro12 club sign up more of their squad on new contracts.
Men in court after Rangers v Celtic game at Hogmanay
Two men appear in court following incidents of disorder at last week's Rangers v Celtic game at Ibrox.
Andy McNeil: Morton keeper swapping Cappielow for China
Morton goalkeeper Andy McNeil leaves the Scottish Championship for a coaching role with Chinese outfit Guangzhou R&F.
Probe after man detained by police in Glasgow dies
An investigation is to be carried out into how police handled the detention of a man who died on Boxing Day.
Police probe after woman, 19, raped in Glasgow
Police launch investigation after teenager is raped in Glasgow city centre.
Woods searched for clues after Milngavie fire murder
Police investigating the murder of a man in a deliberate house fire in East Dunbartonshire begin searching a nearby wooded area for clues.
Bus driver who was drunk on school run is spared jail term
A bus driver who took primary school pupils home while more than three-and-a-half times the drink-drive limit is spared a jail term.
Coatbridge writer Brian Conaghan wins Costa book award
An award-winning author describes how he was rejected more than 200 times by publishers and agents before his first book was published.
Aggreko wins 2018 Winter Olympics power contract
Glasgow-based Aggreko is appointed the official temporary electricity provider for the 2018 Olympic Winter Games.
London visitors' last chance to see Dippy ahead of tour
The UK's most famous dinosaur skeleton is on show for the last time ahead of nationwide tour.
Call to extend Glasgow child poverty scheme
Vulnerable families could gain more than £2.3m a year if a child poverty scheme is extended, the Scottish Greens say.
3 January 2017
Kouassi Eboue: Celtic agree £3m fee for Krasnodar midfielder
Celtic agree a fee with Russian club Krasnodar for 19-year-old Ivorian midfielder Kouassi Eboue.
Glasgow Warriors' Ryan Grant and Sila Puafisi to make Brive switch
Glasgow Warriors' Ryan Grant joins Brive on loan, with fellow prop Sila Puafisi to join the French Top 14 club next season.
Hamilton: Richard Roy, Lennard Sowah and Robbie Thomson exit
Hamilton Accies confirm the release of forward Richard Roy, defender Lennard Sowah and goalkeeper Robbie Thomson.
Partick Thistle sign Mark Ridgers as Thorsten Stuckmann exits Firhill
Partick Thistle sign released Orlando City B goalkeeper Mark Ridgers as Thorsten Stuckmann comes to the end of his contract.
Craig Storie: St Mirren to sign Aberdeen midfielder on loan
Aberdeen midfielder Craig Storie will join St Mirren on loan after the Buddies face Queen of the South on Saturday.
Rebecca Williams remains critical after Milngavie fire murder
A woman remains in a critical condition after a deliberate house fire which killed her boyfriend.
Sam Warburton: Cardiff Blues flanker says Glasgow is a 'must win' for top six finish
Cardiff Blues flanker Sam Warburton says they must win at Glasgow to make sure of a Pro12 top six finish this season.
2 January 2017
Man killed near Girvan after being struck by car
A 38-year-old man is killed after being struck by a car on the A77 road in Ayrshire.
Man in court over Glasgow aircraft incident
A man appears in court charged with forcing a flight to return to Glasgow Airport because of his behaviour.
Victim of Milngavie murder fire identified
Police release the name of the man killed in a house fire in Milngavie.
Lagavulin's 200-year anniversary boost to island of Islay
A whisky distillery is set to invest £580,000 in community projects to mark its 200 years on the island of Islay.
1 January 2017
Man dies in Milngavie new year house fire
A man dies and a woman is seriously injured in a house fire in Milngavie, north of Glasgow.
Scotland welcomes first 2017 babies
The first babies of 2017 are welcomed across Scotland.
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