Civilian workers at Faslane and Coulport have been taking industrial action.
31 March 2017
Rangers v Motherwell
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Rangers and Motherwell.
Partick Thistle v Ross County
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Partick Thistle and Ross County.
Hamilton Academical v St Johnstone
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Hamilton Academical and St Johnstone.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle v Kilmarnock
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Kilmarnock.
Heart of Midlothian v Celtic
Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Heart of Midlothian and Celtic.
Celtic: Brendan Rodgers happy to take title whenever it comes
Brendan Rodgers says regardless of when his Celtic side win the Premiership crown, it will be down to their own hard work.
Scottish Boxing Championships: Female boxers eye Commonwealth Games spot
Scotland's female boxers aim to take a step towards a place at the 2018 Commonwealth Games at the Scottish Boxing Championships.
Your pictures of Scotland: 24-31 March
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 24 and 31 March.
Man admits stamping on victim's head in Lennoxtown
Three others also admitted charges in connection with the Lennoxtown attack.
Rangers: Crucial week in the race for second place, says Lee Hodson
Lee Hodson reckons this week is crucial as Rangers attempt to overtake Aberdeen and finish second in the Scottish Premiership.
European Rugby Champions Cup: Saracens v Glasgow Warriors
Saracens are unchanged while Glasgow recall nine Scotland internationals for Sunday's European Champions Cup quarter-final in London.
Philip Morrison cleared of Derek Sheerin murder after DNA query
A forensic scientist tells the High Court the alleged murder weapon, a belt, was in an open bag.
Glasgow station's £100m upgrade gets green light
Glasgow Queen Street is to be transformed in a "major facelift" during a two-year programme.
Bin lorry deaths driver Harry Clarke banned from driving
Harry Clarke was found behind the wheel nine months after the tragedy, despite being unfit to drive.
Car driven at men in Paisley treated as attempted murder
Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident that injured one of the two men.
Foster carers bid for council employee rights
Glasgow couple hope a tribunal will give them the same employment benefits as council workers.
30 March 2017
Celtic boss happy for Brown to play on for Scotland
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers says he will "find a solution" for captain Scott Brown playing for Scotland against England.
Tim Swinson: Glasgow Warriors lock banned for four weeks
Glasgow lock Tim Swinson will miss Sunday's Champions Cup tie with Saracens after his red card against Connacht is upheld.
Rapist guilty of further sex attack days after release
Raymond Dempster had 110 previous criminal convictions when he attacked two women in Glasgow.
Man who spoke of desire to abuse baby is jailed
Robert McNab told a stranger he wanted her to have a baby so he could abuse it.
Murder accused's DNA found on victim's belt
A court hears forensic evidence at the trial of Philip Morrison who denies murdering Derek Sheerin in Glasgow in 1994.
Barrhead Travel to create 120 new jobs across the UK
The Glasgow-based firm already employs more than 900 staff at its 69 sites.
Hibs fan who tried to punch Rangers player Lee Wallace avoids jail
Footballer Lee Wallace was targeted during the pitch invasion after last year's Scottish Cup Final.
Harry Potter festival plans 'blown out the water'
The church minister who organised it says he was taken by "surprise" by the worldwide interest.
Scottish Power using aerial laser scanning to protect supplies
Scottish Power is to spend £36m on tackling trees which could disrupt supplies during storms.
Glasgow firm fined £80,000 over nuisance phone calls
The information watchdog finds that Xternal Property Renovations had made more than 109,000 unlawful marketing calls.
Morton boss Jim Duffy 'embarrassed' by fracas with Hibernian's Neil Lennon
Greenock Morton manager Jim Duffy says he is "embarrassed" by his conduct during a clash with Hibernian boss Neil Lennon.
Tempers flare as Hibs are held by Morton
Hibs remain 10 points clear at the top of the Championship after drawing with Morton, with both sides having a player sent off.
ScotRail's top 10 busiest trains revealed
Transport Scotland says the worst-affected route is Edinburgh to Glasgow Central via Shotts.
CCTV appeal over Motherwell attempted robbery
Police want to speak to the man pictured in relation to an incident that happened in the Muirhouse area of Motherwell.
In pictures: Scottish Nature Awards 2016
An image of a young osprey is named the overall winner of the Scottish Nature Awards 2016.
Report says services for rape victims 'unacceptable'
The inspector of constabulary said services offered by the NHS and police to some victims were "unacceptable."
Travelodge may open 21 Scottish hotels
Hotel chain looking at sites across Scotland with potential to create 400 jobs.
Keith Brown statement expected on HIE board's future
Keith Brown is expected to make a statement on the future of Highlands and Islands Enterprise's board.
29 March 2017
Two arrested over gun smuggling attempt
Car stopped in intelligence led police operation in the east end of Glasgow.
Murder accused recounts last sighting
Philip Morrison says the last time he saw Derek Sheerin alive, he was walking off to see a friend.
Scotland's 'first' digital tech charity launched
Digital Xtra Fund aims to provide Scotland's under 16s with skills in digital technology.
Best buildings
A tin house on the Isle of Skye is among 27 contenders for the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) 2017 awards.
Driver drags police officer down Glasgow street in murder bid
Officer is dragged down the street by a reversing car and the driver flees on foot.
Book urges pupils to help shape Paisley 2021
Grace's Big Idea is given to Renfrewshire pupils to inspire ideas for Paisley's UK City of Culture bid.
Hamilton Accies: Alex Gogic and Jordan McGregor sign contract extensions
Cyprus Under-21 cap Alex Gogic and fellow defender Jordan McGregor earn contract extensions with Hamilton Academical.
SWPL Cup semi-finals: Hibs meet Glasgow City, Celtic face Spartans
Last year's finalists Hibernian and Glasgow City will meet in the SWPL Cup semi-finals, with Celtic drawn to face Spartans.
Cleanliness concerns at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital
Patient equipment contaminated by blood and faeces are found during an inspection of a Glasgow hospital.
Blue cheese 'was source' of E. coli outbreak
A report into an outbreak of E. coli O157 in which a three-year-old child died has concluded Dunsyre Blue cheese was the source.
Genpact expansion in Glasgow brings 300 jobs
The company's investment in its Glasgow office is supported by a £3.1m Scottish Enterprise grant.
Knitted knockers
A breast cancer charity has found a unique way to help give survivors their confidence back - 'knitted knockers'.
Greenock freight terminal to double capacity
Owner Peel Ports announces five-year plan to expand its operation on the Clyde.
28 March 2017
Scottish League One: Albion Rovers beat East Fife
Ryan Wallace scores and Ross Stewart saves a penalty as Albion Rovers beat East Fife in Scottish League One.
Glasgow Warriors embrace Saracens challenge, says McFarland
Dan McFarland says Glasgow Warriors are "not afraid" as they prepare to face defending European champions Saracens.
Dundee United v Ayr United
Live coverage followed by match report of Tuesday's Scottish Championship game between Dundee United and Ayr United.
World Cup 2018: Celtic's Kieran Tierney prepared to fill Scotland's right-back void
Celtic right-back Kieran Tierney says he is ready to continue at right-back for Scotland after impressing against Slovenia.
Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha 'will be hands-on', says Barry Ferguson
Pedro Caixinha will be a hands-on manager at Rangers, says Barry Ferguson, who still hopes to be his assistant.
Celtic's Craig Gordon wants Premiership title wrapped up quickly
Goalkeeper Craig Gordon is not bothered when and where Celtic win the title as long as they do so "as soon as possible".
Man tipped boiling custard over partner
The 45-year-old is given a community payback order after terrorising the woman during seven years of abuse.
Bag strap appeal after armed robbery in Glasgow
The robbers drove off with the strap of the holdall containing the money sticking out of the boot.
Violent rapist told Paisley victim 'I love you'
The sex attacker also helped the woman put her shoes back on, gave her a hug and asked if she was ok.
Girl, 15, raped near Kirkintilloch nature reserve
Police are investigating after a 15-year-old girl was raped near a nature reserve in Kirkintilloch, East Dunbartonshire.
Trial hears how Glasgow schoolgirls found body
A woman tells a murder trial of how she found a body when she was a 14-year-old schoolgirl.
CCTV image released over serious assault in Govan
Police release a CCTV image of a man they want to speak to in connection with a serious assault in Glasgow.
Irn Bru maker AG Barr announces profit rise
AG Barr announces an increase in its annual profit as it plans to cut the sugar content in most of its drinks.
27 March 2017
Flawed nuclear tender sees £100m payout to firms
Two firms who lost out on decommissioning 12 nuclear sites will get £97.5m compensation.
Mesh implant campaigners 'betrayed' by report publication
Two campaigners against mesh implants say they are "dismayed and disgusted" at the publication of a "watered down" repor...
Missing East Kilbride pensioner's body discovered
A pensioner who had been missing from his home in East Kilbride since Thursday is found dead.
Multi-million pound medical facility opens in Glasgow
A £32m state-of-the-art medical research facility in Glasgow, which houses a powerful MRI scanner, is to be officially opened.
Boy found with hypothermia by roadside in Cumbernauld
A 12-year-old boy was found suffering from hypothermia by a roadside in Cumbernauld in North Lanarkshire on Friday night.
Partick sex attack victim activated alarm
A 30-year-old woman activated a personal alarm after being sexually assaulted in the west end of Glasgow, according to police.
Deliberate fire in Coatbridge damages several buildings
A suspicious fire has damaged several commercial properties in a North Lanarkshire town, police say.
'Zero waste' beer made from leftover rolls
Leftover bread rolls are used to create a beer in a partnership between a micro-brewery and a bakery in Glasgow.
Bird of prey crimes in Scotland drop by quarter
Recorded bird of prey crimes in Scotland fell by 26% in 2016, according to official figures.
Glasgow 2018: multi-sport European Championships seek 3,000-plus volunteers
A drive to recruit more than 3,000 volunteers is under way in preparation for next year's multi-sport European Championships in Glasgow....
Glasgow medical students to resit exam after 'collusion'
Final year medical students at Glasgow University will have to resit an exam after evidence of "collusion" was uncovered.
Prize draw for year free of council tax
South Lanarkshire Council has offered residents the chance to win a year free from council tax in a campaign to increase payments by direct ...
Scotland's visitor attractions 'outperform' UK
Scottish leading attractions saw the biggest increase in visitors in the UK last year, according to new figures.
26 March 2017
Two police officers injured in Glasgow road accident
Two police officers are hurt after their car is involved in an accident near Cathcart police station.
Man found dead in Ballater Street in Glasgow
Police say they are treating his death as 'unexplained'.
Missing pensioner Thomas Clark boarded bus in East Kilbride
Police say a pensioner missing from his home in East Kilbride since Thursday boarded a bus in the town that morning.
Man arrested after taxi office assault in Glasgow
An 18-year-old man is arrested after two men were assaulted at a taxi office in Glasgow.
Firefighters tackle blaze at Glasgow care home
Two people are treated for smoke inhalation following a care home fire in Glasgow.
25 March 2017
Props from the Trainspotting sequel go under the hammer
A broken pool cue used as a prop in the Trainspotting sequel sells for £750.
Greenock Morton v Dunfermline Athletic
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Greenock Morton and Dunfermline Athletic.
Ayr United v Dumbarton
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Ayr United and Dumbarton.
Pro12: Glasgow Warriors v Connacht - Scotland stars return for Warriors
Scotland players Stuart Hogg, Ali Price and Finn Russell return to the Glasgow Warriors line-up to face Connacht on Saturday in the Pro12.
Rangers still aim to catch Celtic in 'reasonably foreseeable future' - Dave King
Rangers' Dave King says changing managers does not alter their plan to overtake Celtic "within the reasonably foreseeable future...
Hamilton Academical: Winger David Templeton pens short term deal
Hamilton Academical sign former Rangers and Hearts winger David Templeton on a deal until the end of the season.
Appeal for missing pensioner Thomas Clark from East Kilbride
Police are carrying out door-to-door inquiries in a bid to find missing pensioner Thomas Clark.
Irn Bru Cup final: Dundee United v St Mirren
Team news and preview ahead of Saturday's Irn Bru Cup final between Dundee United and St Mirren at Fir Park, Motherwell.
24 March 2017
Flights between Glasgow and Ronaldsway to resume in May
Direct flights between Ronaldsway and Glasgow will begin again in May, it is announced.
Lego-style flats from shipping containers
A new student housing block in Glasgow is using shipping containers in a method of construction described as similar to Lego.
Watchdog criticises Argyll and Bute education service
Education Scotland says there are "important areas for improvement" at Argyll and Bute Council.
Former football youth scout arrested on sex charges
A former youth football scout has been arrested by police investigating allegations of historical sex abuse.
Man arrested over 'attempted abduction' of girl, 10
A man has been arrested in connection with the attempted abduction of a 10-year-old girl in Glasgow.
Your pictures of Scotland
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 17 and 24 March.
Partner of Scot held in Indian jail raises safety concerns
The partner of a Scottish man held with other UK nationals in jail in India on firearms charges says she fears for his life.
Pensioner Archibald Shaw jailed for sexually abusing children
A pensioner is jailed for raping an 11-year-old girl and attempting to rape a 10-year-old in the 1980s.
'Injured bat' in Eaglesham turns out to be plastic toy
Scottish SPCA called out to treat "lifeless" animal, only to discover that it was a plastic toy.
23 March 2017
Moira Anderson search: No remains found in canal
Police find no human remains in the search of a canal for a schoolgirl who disappeared 60 years ago.
E.coli link cheese firm restarts production
A cheese company at the centre of an E.coli outbreak restarts production after satisfying the council it has the relevant controls in place....
Three men seen near Elderslie rape could be 'vital' witnesses
Officers investigating the rape of a woman in Renfrewshire appeal for three men seen in the area to come forward.
Girl, 8, wins swing campaign for disabled brother
A council has installed a special needs swing just days after an eight-year-old girl wrote to them about her disabled twin brother.
Pilots deny being over alcohol limit
Two Canadian pilots appear in court accused with being under the influence of alcohol as they prepared to fly a passenger jet from Scotland....
'Bin bag' woman jailed over Barrhead robbery
A female robber who wrapped herself in bin bags and wore a mask while carrying out a raid at a shop in Renfrewshire is jailed.
Pilot Paul Grebenc admits drinking before flight
A pilot admits boarding a flight he was due to help fly while more than double the drink-fly alcohol limit.
Bearsden garage robber's ginger hair gave him away
A man who raided his local petrol station armed with two meat cleavers was caught after he was recognised by his ginger hair, a court hears....
Man's body discovered in Ayr pub toilet
Police are investigating after a man was found dead in the toilet of a pub in Ayr.
CCTV images released after Kirkintilloch assault and robbery
Detectives issue CCTV images of a man they want to trace following an assault and robbery in Kirkintilloch.
Police appeal after Anderston stabbing
Police are appealing for witnesses after a man was stabbed in Anderston, Glasgow on Monday.
Finish in sight for Scotland's jogging initiative?
JogScotland's future could be at risk after it emerged £100,000 of Scottish government funding is to be cut.
Man jailed for attacking friend with axe in Dumbarton
A man who attacked a friend with an axe while wearing a balaclava is jailed for five years and 10 months.
Solar-powered skin for prosthetic limbs
A synthetic skin for prosthetics limbs that can generate its own energy from solar power has been developed by engineers from Glasgow Univer...
Using maths to outsmart mosquitoes
Researchers at Strathclyde university are working to combat a deadly tropical disease - using mathematics.
22 March 2017
Payroll manager hid stolen money in family bank accounts
A payroll manager used the bank accounts of five family members to hide £35,000 which she stole from her employers.
Rangers: Injured Niko Kranjcar eyes return to top team action next season
Rangers midfielder Niko Kranjcar hopes to fully recover from a knee injury in time for the start of season 2017-18.
Vogue editor features in Boswell Book Festival line-up
Vogue editor Alexandra Shulman and actor Nigel Havers are to appear at the Boswell Book Festival.
Sean Lamont: Glasgow & Scotland wing set to retire at end of season
Sean Lamont, Scotland's third most capped player with 105, is set to retire from playing at the end of the season.
Three cars set alight in nearby streets in Glasgow
Detectives appeal for information after three cars were deliberately set on fire at about the same time in Glasgow.
Ali Price: No room for error as Glasgow Warriors aim for play-offs
Glasgow Warriors scrum-half Ali Price looks forward to a European quarter-final and a very tough Pro12 run-in.
Glasgow bin lorry crash family to sue council for compensation
The family of a victim of the Glasgow bin lorry crash are to sue the council for compensation.
Man arrested over Glasgow city centre rape
A man is arrested by police investigating the rape of a woman in Glasgow city centre.
21 March 2017
Aamer Anwar elected as new Glasgow University rector
Human rights lawyer Aamer Anwar is elected as the new rector of the University of Glasgow.
Alasdair Gray shows new work at bursary launch
Scottish writer and artist Alasdair Gray has made a rare public appearance at the launch of a new bursary to be awarded in his name.
Four rogue landlords in Govanhill barred from renting properties
Four landlords from Govanhill in Glasgow are barred from the Scottish Landlord Register.
Scottish League One: Albion Rovers v East Fife called off
Albion Rovers' Scottish League One meeting with East Fife on Wednesday is postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.
Scotland v Canada
Scotland have four potential debutants and one injury doubt for Wednesday's friendly with Canada, who may field several UK-based players...
Scotland v Canada: Celtic's Stuart Armstrong ready for first cap, says Brendan Rodgers
Midfielder Stuart Armstrong's form would justify a first cap for Scotland, according to Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers.
Drink-driver killed island vet in crash on Mull
A drink-driver who killed an island vet in a head-on collision has been found guilty of death by dangerous driving.
Ardgowan Distillery Company launches £17m funding drive
The company behind plans for a new whisky distillery and visitor centre in Inverclyde launches a £17m funding drive.
Man stabbed during car attack in Pollokshields
A 31-year-old man is stabbed in his car after being attacked by three men from another vehicle.
Royal Navy to hold biggest cyber war games
The Royal Navy is to hold its first large scale cyber war games during a major Nato exercise taking place in and around Scotland.
Huw Jones: Glasgow-bound Scotland centre out for up to five months
Scotland centre Huw Jones faces a lengthy injury lay-off after tearing a hamstring in the Six Nations victory over Italy.
Man convicted of killing mistress' former partner
A man is convicted of killing his mistress' former partner by stabbing him seven times.
Police investigate man's death in street
Police are investigating the unexplained death of a man in Glasgow city centre.
Girl, 8, writes to council over swing for disabled brother
An eight-year-old girl writes to a council because her disabled twin brother could not use the new swing at their park.
Couple getting hitched after Glasgow train station proposal
A couple are getting hitched after a proposal was displayed on information screens at Glasgow Central Station.
Drivers face snow and icy conditions in some parts of Scotland
Drivers are facing snow and icy conditions on the roads in some parts of Scotland, with Met Office weather warnings in place.
20 March 2017
Glasgow festival plan for 2018 European Championships
Glasgow's George Square is to be transformed into a hub for theatre, dance, music, comedy and arts performances.
Doctor admits misleading over Ebola
Dr Hannah Ryan took the temperature of Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferkey hours before she fell seriously ill.
Man raped girl, 12, at his home in Irvine
A man raped a 12-year-old girl telling her it was "alright", shortly after he sexually assaulted a woman, a court hears.
Ardrossan Harbour 'should keep Arran ferry link'
The mainland port for the Arran ferry should remain at Ardrossan in North Ayrshire, a report recommends.
Met Office warning of snow and ice for parts of Scotland
Weather forecasters are warning of snow, ice and lightning affecting parts of Scotland overnight Monday and Tuesday.
Man admits killing man in knife attack in Hamilton
A 24-year-old man admits killing another man after a knife attack at a house in Hamilton last November.
Man swept to death after night out in Kilchrenan
A man is swept away to his death after falling into a fast-flowing burn after a night out in Argyll.
Too many pounds to pee in Arran?
Residents attempt to ensure Arran remains a convenient place to visit despite council plans to close all nine public toilets across the isla...
Moira Anderson police find 'areas of interest' at canal
Police searching a canal for missing Moira Anderson indentify five "areas of interest".
'Human swan' Sacha Dench plans Scottish flight over Hebrides
A conservationist who made a 4,500-mile motorised paraglider flight along a route followed by migrating swans is planning a Scottish voyage....
19 March 2017
Bogus workman steals Summerston pensioner's life savings
A bogus workman steals an 80-year-old woman's life savings after conning his way into her house in Glasgow.
'Play like kids', Caixinha tells Rangers
New manager Pedro Caixinha encourages Rangers to play with freedom after he opens his account with a 4-0 win over Hamilton.
18 March 2017
Dunfermline Athletic 0-1 Ayr United
Ayr survive relentless pressure from Dunfermline to take three huge points in their battle for championship survival.
Falkirk v Greenock Morton
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Falkirk and Greenock Morton.
Hibernian v Dumbarton
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Hibernian 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.
17 March 2017
'Sexual motive' possible in attack on woman in New Stevenston
Detectives are investigating an assault on a woman in North Lanarkshire which they say may have had a sexual motive.
Former Queen's chaplain quits Church of England
Gavin Ashenden leaves the Church of England months after resigning as chaplain to the Queen.
Moira Anderson police find 'areas of interest' at canal
Police searching a canal for missing Moira Anderson indentify five "areas of interest".
Rangers v Hamilton Academical
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Rangers and Hamilton Academical.
Kilmarnock v Partick Thistle
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Kilmarnock and Partick Thistle.
Motherwell v St Johnstone
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Motherwell and St Johnstone.
Dundee v Celtic
Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Dundee and Celtic.
Police release 56 more Scottish Cup final pitch invasion images
Police release images of fans they want to trace over disorder at last year's Scottish Cup final at Hampden Stadium in Glasgow.
Dashcam plea over car used in Stepps shooting
Police investigating a shooting near Glasgow want to hear from motorists who may have seen the getaway car on the M80.
Chris Davies: Celtic don't want to rely on Aberdeen loss to clinch title
Celtic are eager to clinch the Scottish Premiership title under their own steam, according to assistant manager Chris Davies.
Former Crofting Commission convener not re-elected
Colin Kennedy, whose actions at the Crofting Commission were the source of a row, has been unsuccessful in being re-elected after losing by ...
Woman raped in early morning attack in Glasgow
Police are investigating reports that a woman was raped in Glasgow city centre in the early hours of Friday.
Woman, 84, robbed in 'terrifying ordeal' at home in Glasgow
An elderly woman is robbed at knifepoint by a stranger in her own home, police say.
16 March 2017
Syrian refugees arrive in Scotland on Glasgow chartered flight
More than 200 Syrian refugees are beginning a new life in Scotland after arriving on a chartered flight at Glasgow Airport.
Lee Congerton: Celtic recruitment head has long-term ambition
Celtic's new head of recruitment Lee Congerton hopes to work with manager Brendan Rodgers at the club for "many years to come"...
Mark McGhee: Six-match touchline ban for former Motherwell boss
Former Motherwell boss Mark McGhee is given a touchline ban totalling six matches by the Scottish FA.
Worker dies in Killgallioch wind farm accident
A worker has died in an accident on a wind farm site in the south of Scotland.
Police officers return to Shawlands shooting scene one week on
Police investigating a shooting in south Glasgow return to the scene a week after the incident.
Caixinha seeks coach with Rangers know-how
New Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha is looking at candidates to join his backroom staff but says veteran striker Kenny Miller remains focused...
Man arrested over Clarkston and Busby armed robberies
A 36-year-old man is arrested in connection with a series of armed robberies in East Renfrewshire.
Faslane and Coulport naval bases set for strike action
Civilian staff are to take part in a series of strikes at the Faslane and Coulport naval bases in a dispute over workers' rights.
Robinson reveals McGhee 'blessing' at 'Well
New Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson says he received backing from Mark McGhee, the man he replaces at Fir Park.
Scottish Sea Farms given green light for £35m hatchery
Salmon producer Scottish Sea Farms secures planning permission for a new £35m freshwater hatchery in Argyll.
Glasgow plan to preserve lanes' 'rich heritage'
A plan to transform the network of lanes in Glasgow city centre is to go out for public consultation.
Renewed appeal over missing Closeburn teenager
Police renew an appeal to help trace a teenage boy from southern Scotland last seen heading off to play rugby at the weekend.
Still Game comedy back for eighth series
BBC comedy Still Game is to return for another TV series following its comeback last year.
The art of science
The art of science - captivating scientific images from the 2017 Wellcome Image Awards.
Caledonian MacBrayne's Eejits ad campaign wins award
A ferry operator's advertising campaign called The Two Eejits and designed to attract younger customers is the winner of a travel award....
Maternity incidents not being reviewed
Health boards are formally reviewing less than half of the most serious maternity incidents - which include baby deaths - contrary to nation...
Released prisoners 'need more help with transition'
Prisoners released from jail back into society should be given more help, the chief inspector of prisons says.
15 March 2017
St Mirren v Dundee United
Live coverage followed by match report of Wednesday's Scottish Championship game between St Mirren and Dundee United.
Lee Congerton: Celtic appoint Welshman as new head of recruitment
Celtic appoint former Chelsea head of scouting Lee Congerton as their new head of recruitment.
Lee McCulloch: Kilmarnock interim boss happy to be patient over manager's job
Kilmarnock interim manager Lee McCulloch says it would be "selfish" of him to ask for the job on a more permanent basis.
Rangers v Hamilton Accies: Martin Canning hopes to learn from Pedro Caixinha
Hamilton's Martin Canning says Pedro Caixinha's new ideas will be welcome in Scotland but hopes to deny the new Rangers boss a debut...
Motherwell: Stephen Robinson appointed manager at Fir Park
Motherwell appoint Stephen Robinson as their new manager following his stint as interim boss.
Ticket collector punched in face by teenager
Police are trying to trace two youths after one of them punched a ticket collector on a train in West Dunbartonshire.
Man raped drunken woman while she slept
A man who raped a woman while she was drunk and asleep in his bed is jailed for five years.
Scottish winners in BBC Countryfile Magazine Awards
A Scottish garden, forest and conservation project feature among the winners of the BBC Countryfile Magazine Awards 2017.
Former bookmaker loses fight over Rangers relegation bet
A former bookmaker who sued Coral for not paying out £250,000 on a bet that Rangers would be relegated loses his legal fight.
Man caught with gun in Govanhill is jailed
A Romanian man caught with a handgun in his car claimed he had found it lying beside a bus stop in Govanhill.
The Replacement
Critics and fans were split over whether the ending was satisfactory.
Isle of Man to Glasgow flights could soon be restored, says minister
A direct air service between the Isle of Man and Glasgow could soon be restored, a Manx politician says.
Footballer's father jailed for life over murder
The father of former Hearts footballer Ryan McGowan is jailed for life for the murder of his former brother-in-law.
Fox cub mistaken for abandoned puppy
The Scottish SPCA is caring for a fox cub that was thought to be an abandoned puppy after it was found at the side of a road in Hamilton.
Paige killer John Leathem deli firm assets to be seized
The murderer of teenager Paige Doherty is to have his Clydebank deli business dissolved and its assets seized.
GPs quit surgery over UK-wide funding issues
Doctors at a GP surgery blame UK-wide staffing and funding problems for their decision to quit the East Ayrshire practice.
Baby death families excluded from review
Five of the six families promised an investigation following the deaths have been excluded from the official review.
14 March 2017
Maurice Johnston: Rangers' Pedro Caixinha needs money to catch Celtic
Maurice Johnston says Rangers must follow Pedro Caixinha's appointment with transfer spending if they are to compete with Celtic.
Mark Warburton: Nottingham Forest appoint former Rangers boss as manager
Former Rangers boss Mark Warburton is appointed Nottingham Forest manager on a two-and-a-half-year contract.
Rangers: Barry Ferguson would relish Pedro Caixinha assistant role
Former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson would be interested in being the Scottish assistant earmarked for Pedro Caixinha.
Rangers: New manager Pedro Caixinha eyes repeat of Mexico glory
New Rangers manager Pedro Caixinha thinks he will be able to adapt to Scottish football because of his success in Mexico.
Police appeal after sex attack on woman in Barrhead
A 57-year-old woman is sexually assaulted in a wooded area in Barrhead, East Renfrewshire.
M8 crash driver admits causing 'fireball' death
A van driver admits causing the death of another motorist in a crash on the M8 in West Lothian last year.
Girl on scooter seriously hurt in Kilmarnock car crash
An 11-year-old girl is treated in hospital for suspected serious injuries after being struck by a car as she rode a scooter in Kilmarnock.
Man denies Bridge of Weir river drowning murder
A Paisley man denies murdering a 43-year-old man in 2015 by hitting him on the head, causing him to drown.
Two men jailed over Valium found in hire van in Glasgow
Two men are jailed after being caught with a van full of Valium with a street value of more than £370,000.
New bid to solve Moira Anderson mystery
A new search to find a schoolgirl who disappeared 60 years in North Lanarkshire will get under way later, focusing on Monkland canal.
13 March 2017
Man in court over murder at house in Johnstone
A man appears in court charged with murdering a man after breaking into his house in Renfrewshire.
Man missing after getting on boat at Loch Awe
Police Scotland appeal for help in the continued search for a man last seen getting into a boat on Loch Awe.
Ibrox control setback for chairman Dave King
Rangers chairman David King could be liable to buy all the shares in the holding company, held by the rest of its shareholders - at 20p a sh...
Two men injured in Glasgow bookmakers assault
Two men are assaulted by two other men in a bookmakers after being involved in dispute outside the premises.
Glasgow university rector nominee attacks critics
Milo Yiannopoulos, a former editor of Brietbart, hits back at calls to remove him from the ballot to be the next rector of Glasgow Universit...
Man fined over homophobic abuse at Glasgow station
A 66-year-old man who shouted homophobic abuse at a group of people at Glasgow Queen Street station is fined £500.
Amputee footballers
Amputee football is played all over the world but it is in its infancy in Scotland, where organisers are trying to form a new league.
Man in hospital after 'targeted' shooting in Stepps
A 42-year-old man is being treated in hospital after being shot in a targeted attack near Glasgow.
Vodafone to create 2,100 UK customer service jobs
Mobile phone giant Vodafone says it will create 2,100 jobs in customer services across the UK.
Runway at Glasgow Airport replaced as Scotland sleeps
A major civil engineering project takes place while most of Scotland was asleep.
12 March 2017
Dashcam appeal after motorcyclist death in Dumbarton
A motorcyclist has been killed in a crash in West Dunbartonshire.
Police warning ahead of Old Firm clash
Police urge Old Firm fans to "focus on the football" as they head to Sunday's Premiership clash at Parkhead.
11 March 2017
Body found in search for missing man Alan Galbraith
Police searching for a missing man in Ayrshire find a body in Irvine.
Greenock Morton v Queen of the South
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Greenock Morton and Queen of the South.
Shooting victim had just strapped son into car seat
A man shot in the leg had just finished strapping his four year old son into a car seat when he was attacked.
Rangers: Pedro Caixinha signs three-year deal with Ibrox club
Portuguese Pedro Caixinha is confirmed as the new head coach of Rangers after he signs a three-year contract.
Thousands of homes in Glasgow lose water supply
Up to 6,500 homes in Glasgow lose their water supply after a water main bursts.
Celtic v Rangers
Preview followed by live coverage of Sunday's Scottish Premiership game between Celtic and Rangers.
Aberdeen v Motherwell
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Aberdeen and Motherwell.
Heart of Midlothian v Hamilton Academical
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Heart of Midlothian and Hamilton Academical.
Partick Thistle v Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Partick Thistle and Inverness Caledonian Thistle.
Ross County v Kilmarnock
Preview followed by live coverage of Saturday's Scottish Premiership game between Ross County and Kilmarnock.
Ayr United v Falkirk
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Ayr United and Falkirk.
Dumbarton v Raith Rovers
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between Dumbarton and Raith Rovers.
St Mirren v Dunfermline Athletic
Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Championship game between St Mirren and Dunfermline Athletic.
Man charged following Johnstone death
A man is arrested in connection with the death of Steven Quail in Johnstone, Renfrewshire.
Police investigate Glasgow Clyde Arc serious assault
Detectives appeal for information about a group of men after a serious assault in Glasgow.
10 March 2017
Man chased then stabbed in street in Govan in Glasgow
Police appeal for information after a man was chased then stabbed by two men in Govan in Glasgow.
Body of missing woman Janet McQueen found in Glasgow river
The body of a woman who has been missing since last October is found in river in a Glasgow park.
Carer stole Alzheimer sufferer's life savings
A carer who stole an Alzheimer sufferer's life savings is told to expect prison for her "despicable and disgusting" crime.
Police watchdog probe over woman's death in Glasgow
Watchdog launches an investigation into the police response following the death of 65-year-old woman in Glasgow.
Your pictures of Scotland
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 3 and 10 March.
Airline pilot jailed for being drunk
A pilot is jailed for 10 months boarding a flight from Scotland to America while drunk.
Man jailed for 'truly appalling' catalogue of abuse
A Stirling man who repeatedly raped a woman and attempted to rape a four-year-old girl is jailed for 12 years.
Call for third Gaelic school in Glasgow
A third Gaelic primary school is to be considered for Glasgow to meet spiralling demand.
Armed robber in raid on Co-op store in Clarkston
An armed robber escapes with a three-figure some of money after a raid on a Co-op store in East Renfrewshire.
Funeral of Tommy Gemmell to take place
The funeral of former footballer Tommy Gemmell, who died last Thursday aged 73, is to take place later.
Census on 'true state' of live music
The UK's first ever live music census is being carried out in Glasgow and five other cities across the UK.
9 March 2017
Workers at Scottish naval bases back industrial action
Civilian staff at the Faslane and Coulport naval bases vote in favour of industrial action in a dispute over workers' rights.
Rangers: Pedro Caixinha given permission by Al-Gharafa to move to Ibrox
Portuguese manager Pedro Caixinha is given permission to join Rangers from Al-Gharafa, the Qatar club announce.
Celtic: Brendan Rodgers says Ibrox vacancy will not affect derby
Celtic boss Brendan Rodgers believes Sunday's opponents Rangers will not be adversely affected by being in between managers.
Attempted murder probe after man 'shot'
Detectives launch an attempted murder investigation after a man was treated in hospital for apparent gunshot wounds.
Teenager denies killing boy with knife in Glasgow street
A teenager is to stand trial charged with murdering 16-year-old Luke Wallace in the Baillieston area of Glasgow.
Man to stand trial over alleged rape in Glasgow park
A 25-year-old man is to stand trial later this year charged with raping a woman in a car at Queen's Park in Glasgow's south side.
Registers of Scotland: House prices down by 1.9% in 2016
The average price of a home in Scotland fell by almost 2% last year but the total number of sales went up, according to a report.
Rob Kiernan: Rangers defender misses Celtic meeting due to ban
Rangers' Rob Kiernan is banned for two games, starting with Sunday's trip to Celtic, after losing an appeal against a red card.
Man found injured in Glasgow street dies in hospital
A 63-year-old man dies after being found seriously injured in a street in Glasgow.
Scaffolding taken off historic Inveraray buildings
The striking white facades of historic buildings in an Argyll village are revealed after scaffolding was removed following restoration work....
Colonsay whale art classified by Ordnance Survey
A giant piece of public art in the Hebrides has been classified as a geographic feature by map-maker Ordnance Survey.
Royal Navy patrol vessel HMS Forth is formally named on the Clyde
The first of a fleet of five warships being built on the Clyde is formally named HMS Forth.
Gravitational waves pioneer Ronald Drever dies
Scottish physicist Ronald Drever, one of the architects behind the discovery of gravitational waves, has died at the age of 85.
Choose Parkour video is freerunning hit
A video in which a young Scottish freerunner recreates the classic opening scene of the first Trainspotting film becomes a social media hit....
Gender imbalance 'greater' in Highlands and Islands
An imbalance between women and men in jobs is "more pronounced" in the Highlands and Islands than across Scotland as a whole, says...
Comedian Kevin Bridges to host Gordon Aikman MND charity event
Comedian Kevin Bridges is to host a fundraising event in memory of MND campaigner Gordon Aikman, who died last month.
8 March 2017
Man accused of Catherine Kelly house fire murder
The son of a 71-year-old woman who died in a fire at her home appears in court charged with her murder.
Pair injured after serious assault in Glasgow street
Two men are injured after being seriously assaulted by four men in Glasgow city centre after a night club altercation.
Elderslie rape suspect had possible face injury
Detectives investigating the rape of a woman in Renfrewshire say the suspect may have sustained a facial injury during the attack.
Conservatoire in world top three for arts education
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland is ranked in the world top three for performing arts education.
Singer Paolo Nutini denies drink-driving
Singer Paolo Nutini appears in court to deny driving while more than double the legal alcohol limit.
Craig Gordon: Celtic goalkeeper to play 'as long as possible'
Craig Gordon believes he can continue to perform at a high level beyond the end of his new Celtic contract.
Tracker device locates Glasgow car thief
A thief who stole a man's car from Glasgow's west wend by demanding he get out of the driver's seat is caught because the car ha...
Jimmy Johnstone documentary nominated for award
A documentary about Scotland and Celtic footballer Jimmy Johnstone is nominated for a broadcasting industry award.
Rangers: Kenny Dalglish supports director of football role
Kenny Dalglish thinks the director of football role, which Rangers are seeking to implement, is wrongly maligned in Britain.
Celtic v Rangers: Bobby Madden to referee Old Firm derby
Referee Bobby Madden will be the man in charge for the Old Firm derby at Celtic Park on Sunday.
Motherwell rapist jailed for abusing girls for years
A 44-year-old man is jailed for raping a teenage girl almost daily for four years, the attempted rape another girl and abuse of a third.
Flight from Glasgow diverts due to 'unruly' passengers
A flight from Glasgow Airport to Lanzarote is diverted to Faro, Portugal, after two passengers are "disruptive".
Rangers: Ross Wilson turns down offer to become director of football
Ross Wilson turns down the chance to become Rangers' director of football and will continue his recruitment role at Southampton.
Craig Gordon: Celtic goalkeeper commits to club until 2020
Scotland goalkeeper Craig Gordon has agreed a new three-and-a-half year deal with Celtic.
Greenock road closed due to factory fire
The A8 is closed in Greenock due to a factory fire which broke out in the early hours of the morning.
Calling the tune
Emma Ritter-Bondy is believed to have been the first female professor of a university-level institution in the UK.
7 March 2017
Police release man arrested over East Kilbride death
Police release a 46-year-old man arrested in connection with the death of another man in South Lanarkshire.
'Wonderful' honour for rower Grainger
Scottish rower Katherine Grainger is made a Dame by the Queen at a ceremony at Buckingham Palace.
Agrekko share value hit by profit warning
Temporary power company Aggreko suffers a slump in its share valuation after warning of a dip in profit.
Three arrested over baseball bat attack outside school
Two men and a woman are arrested in connection with a baseball bat attack outside a Glasgow school.
'My world collapsed'
Elizabeth Smith tells how she was duped by a "Walter Mitty" character who poisoned her with laxatives.
Man jailed for poisoning wife with laxatives
A "Walter Mitty character" who poisoned his wife with laxatives is jailed for three and a half years.
Arrest after woman's death in house fire
A man is arrested in connection with the death of a 71-year-old woman in a house fire in East Ayrshire.
More than 30 Budgens stores to close
The closure of 34 Budgens convenience stores across the country will lead to the loss of 800 jobs.
6 March 2017
Man arrested over East Kilbride street death
A 46-year-old man is arrested in connection with the death of another man in South Lanarkshire at the weekend.
Man cleared over driver's cardiac arrest
A man has been cleared of the culpable homicide of a car driver who suffered a fatal cardiac arrest after a confrontation.
Bellshill man convicted of card-sharing TV scam
A 25-year-old man admits fraud offences that enabled others to watch pay TV channels without an official viewing card.
South Lakes Safari Zoo: Council refuses owner licence
In February, a report found 486 animals had died at the zoo in four years.
'Shop-front' museum to help Paisley regeneration
A new "shop-front" museum is to open in Paisley to encourage people back to the high street.
Fire in the sky
Images of a fire at a scrapyard in Glasgow from which smoke could be seen rising above the city from 40 miles away.
Boy, 15, locked up for Cumbernauld sex attacks on girls
A 15-year-old boy who raped a teenage girl while on bail for another sex attack is detained for five years.
'Smart' sensors fitted to litter bins in Glasgow
Street rubbish bins will automatically report when they need emptied, under a trial by Glasgow City Council.
Man arrested over 'attempted murder' in Greenock
A 42-year-old man is arrested in connection with an alleged attempted murder in Greenock
Metal detectors used by NHS Lanarkshire to cut X-ray use
Hand-held metal detectors are used by NHS Lanarkshire as a safer alternative to X-rays for children who have swallowed coins or other metal ...
Culture of denial over sectarianism in Scotland, report says
A culture of denial about the extent of problems caused by sectarianism still exists in Scotland, a new report says.
Man drove mobility scooter on M74 in Lanarkshire
An elderly man is pulled over by police for driving his mobility scooter on the M74 in Lanarkshire.
Bros scrap the majority of their 2017 reunion tour
Reformed pop group Bros cancel all their tour dates outside London and Manchester.
Fire crews still tackling scrapyard blaze
Workers are turned away from an industrial estate as firefighters continue to tackle a blaze at a Glasgow scrapyard.
Poorest Scots 'more likely' to commit suicide
The poorest Scots are three times more likely to commit suicide than the richest, according to a report by the charity Samaritans.
Survey finds rise in 'bank of mum and dad' lending
The average loan young Scots are taking out with their parents has risen steeply to nearly £4,000, according to new research.
5 March 2017
Large fire breaks out at scrapyard in Govan
Fire crews are attending a large blaze which has broken out at a scrapyard in Glasgow.
Man, 24, found injured on East Kilbride street dies
Police are investigating the death of a 24-year-old man found injured on a street in South Lanarkshire.
Police appeal over Greenock murder attempt
Police are treating an attack on a 24-year-old man in Greenock as attempted murder.
Mesh sufferers quit expert group over 'diluted' report
Two patient representatives quit the independent review group looking at the safety of mesh implants.
4 March 2017
Man, 80, struck by car in Glasgow dies from injuries
An 80-year-old man who was hit by a car in Glasgow on Tuesday dies in hospital.
Mooboo bubble tea firm scraps unpaid 40-hour training
Mooboo says all trainees will be paid at least minimum wage after "recent feedback".
Woman arrested over Glasgow street robbery
A woman is arrested in connection with an attack and street robbery on another woman in Glasgow in January.
Police release James Smith e-fit in 1980s' sex abuse appeal
Detectives investigating allegations of rape and assault between 1981 and 1987 release an e-fit.
Antony Gormley sculpture gets permanent home
A cast-iron sculpture by renowned artist Antony Gormley is to remain in place permanently after it was granted planning permission.
3 March 2017
Jobs saved after Arran Aromatics is put into administration
More than 100 jobs are saved after a private equity firm acquires Arran Aromatics from administrators.
Warrant issued for Scotland footballer Snodgrass over baby in car
A warrant is issued for Scotland international footballer Robert Snodgrass after he failed to turn up for his court trial.
Author Peter Logan guilty of raping woman and daughter
An author is told he faces a jail term after he was found guilty of raping a woman and her daughter.
Your pictures of Scotland: 24 February - 3 March
A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 24 February and 3 March.
STV sees rise in non-broadcast earnings
Glasgow-based STV sees its non-broadcast earnings rise as advertising revenue falls
Head teacher injured in primary school attack
A primary school head teacher is treated in hospital after an attack by a pupil.
More asylum seekers are being 'left destitute' in Scotland
Hundreds more migrants are being left destitute in Scotland, according to the British Red Cross (BRC).
Source of life
Three of Scotland's mightiest rivers all have their source in a wild and largely forgotten area in south west Scotland.
2 March 2017
Police in Paisley seize two million illegal pills
Illegal drugs worth more than £2m are seized by police during a raid at an industrial estate in Paisley.
Facelift planned for Glasgow's 'Smartie tube' bridge
The 30-year-old covered walkway between the SEC and Finnieston could be redeveloped with £5m from the Glasgow City Region City Deal.
New-build homes earmarked for Govanhill
About 350 homes are to be built in the Govanhill area of Glasgow under a £6.4m council initiative to help "turn the area around".
Freezers and risers: Decoding council tax
As the last of Scotland's councils decides its budget, we finally have a clear picture of council tax rises.
MP 'not embarrassed' about faith symbol
Carol Monaghan attended a Commons select committee meeting with a cross on her forehead for Ash Wednesday.
New primary school planned for Maryhill, Glasgow
A new primary school is to be built in the Maryhill area of Glasgow to meet a projected rise in the school roll.
School launches American-style diner
A 1950s American-style diner is built on the premises of a Glasgow secondary school to encourage pupils to eat more healthily.
Man jailed for ransacking woman's Burnside home
A woman tells a court how a burglar threatened she would be "getting it" if she failed to hand over valuables during a raid on her...
Ardgowan whisky distillery plans approved
Plans are approved for a £12m project to build a whisky distillery on the 600-year-old Ardgowan Estate near Inverkip.
Bright lights: Images of Wednesday's Aurora Borealis
Images of the Aurora Borealis photographed by stargazers across Scotland on Wednesday night.
Alexander Fleming's mould samples sold at auction
Samples of penicillin mould, signed and inscribed by Alexander Fleming fetch thousands at auction.
'Brazen' Glasgow cafe vandalism prompts police appeal
Police appeal for witnesses after a man broke into a Glasgow Cafe and damaged it in front of rush-hour traffic.
CCTV released over 'violent' Glasgow street robbery
Police release CCTV images of a man they want to speak to after a 23-year-old woman was assaulted and robbed of her handbag.
Eleven bid for UK City of Culture 2021 title
The smallest city in Britain, St Davids in Wales, is among those to register an interest.
Tommy Gemmell: Former Celtic defender and 'Lisbon Lion' dies aged 73
Celtic pay tribute to Lisbon Lion Tommy Gemmell, who has died following a long illness.
Some hospitals spending 94p per meal
Some Scottish hospitals are spending just 94 per meal and £3.18 per day on food and drink for each patient, the BBC has learned.
Lifejacket 'may have saved fisherman' off Shetland
A fisherman who died after falling overboard off Shetland may have survived if he had been wearing a lifejacket, a report concludes.
1 March 2017
St Mirren v Hibernian
Live coverage followed by match report of Wednesday's Scottish Championship game between St Mirren and Hibernian.
Driver John Boland died 'after pedestrian attack'
A driver died after an alleged attack by a pedestrian he had to drive around to avoid hitting, a court hears.
Men linked to murdered Euan Johnston jailed over drugs
Two drug dealers associated with murdered Glasgow man Euan Johnston have been jailed for their role in a £600,000 heroin trade.
Inverness Caledonian Thistle v Celtic
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Celtic.
Rangers v St Johnstone
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Rangers and St Johnstone.
Dundee v Partick Thistle
Preview followed by live coverage of Wednesday's Scottish Premiership game between Dundee and Partick Thistle.
Coastguard base at Prestwick one of UK's busiest
A search and rescue helicopter base at Prestwick Airport was one of the coastguard's busiest in the UK between October and December last...
'Fewer' Down's syndrome terminations in Scotland
Fewer Scottish women are terminating pregnancies following a Down's syndrome diagnosis, a study suggests.
Police probing Steven Quail murder seek clue in community
Detectives investigating the violent death of Steven Quail say the clue to his murder lies in the local community.
Loch Lomond and Trossachs National Park camping by-laws come into force
New seasonal by-laws come into force which will restrict camping around Loch Lomond and in the Trossachs.
Irn Bru maker AG Barr to cut sugar content
Irn Bru maker AG Barr is to cut the amount of sugar in some of its best known brands, ahead of a crackdown on the fizzy drinks industry.
Man, 80, critical after being hit by car in Glasgow
An 80-year-old man is in a critical condition in hospital after being hit by a car in the Cardonald area of Glasgow.
Sir Tom to return to Glasgow for Bandstand concert
Sir Tom Jones will be playing at an open-air concert in Glasgow for the second year running, it is announced.
Missing teenager traced safe and well
A 16-year-old girl from North Ayrshire feared to have travelled to Birmingham to see someone she met online is found safe and well.
Murderer inspires hardliners from Scots jail
Tanveer Ahmed was convicted of a brutal murder- but crowds rally around him in his native Pakistan.
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