Fine 'unlikely' over Scots farm subsidy delays

BBC Scotland understands a fine is unlikely if the Scottish government delivers 90% of farm payments on time.

Raised levels of toxins found in Argyll and Bute shellfish

Argyll and Bute Council warns the public not to eat shellfish from the area.

Police hunt for knife-wielding robbers who raided Kilmarnock home

The men threatened four people in a Kilmarnock house during the raid on Thursday evening.

Pair buy remaining Peckham's deli branches in Glasgow

The buyers say they plan to restore the delicatessen brand Peckham's "to its former glories'.

Man in court charged with murder in Crookston

The 27-year-old is accused of murdering Kirk Cole and putting a knife in his hand to make him look like he was armed.

Man is stabbed in face at Cambuslang train station

A man in his 40s suffered a puncture wound to his face during the incident in Cambuslang at 09:00.

Edrington Group reports sharp rise in profits

Edrington says its annual results were "impacted significantly" by the fall in the value of sterling.

Man admits racist chant about Celtic's Scott Sinclair

The 27-year-old filmed the outburst about Scott Sinclair on his mobile phone in a Glasgow pub.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 23 and 30 June.

Teenager arrested in connection with Giffnock break-in

A 69-year-old woman was allegedly threatened during the housebreaking in Giffnock in April.

Holiday horror

A concrete door post and the actions of passers-by helped to avert a major tragedy at Glasgow Airport.

Heroes of terror attack praised 10 years on

The members of the public who tackled the Glasgow Airport attackers stopped a major tragedy.

Arrest over man's death in Crookston

The 27-year-old man is held in connection with the death of a man at a flat in Crookston, Glasgow.

Celtic: Midfielder Kundai Benyu joins club on four-year contract

Celtic complete the signing of midfielder Kundai Benyu from Ipswich Town on a four-year contract

Kilmarnock sign defender Calum Waters from Alloa

Kilmarnock continue their recruitment for the new season with the signing of left-back Calum Waters from Alloa.

Power cut at Wishaw General Hospital for more than seven hours

NHS Lanarkshire says some operations had to be rescheduled and one emergency patient moved to a different hospital.

Man is 'serious but stable' after taxi driver attack

The 24-year-old suffered a serious head injury when he was deliberately run over in Pollok on Sunday.

Glasgow councillor Alistair Watson found dead at his home

Alistair Watson's colleagues pay tribute to a "towering figure" in local politics who died aged 59.

Lost Glasgow

The history buffs behind a popular Facebook page share their favourite images of the city in a gallery.

Man stabbed after hit-and-run attack in Castlemilk

The 23-year-old victim was struck by a Mercedes before being attacked by a passenger from the car.

Brendan Rodgers fields son Anton in Celtic friendly against BW Linz

Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers' son Anton features as a trialist during the friendly win over BW Linz in Austria.

Supreme court date for Rangers 'big tax case'

The court will give a binding verdict on whether Employee Benefit Trusts (EBTs) broke tax rules.

Football coach checks slip through the net

The SYFA has not dealt with dozens of youth football coaches who were flagged as potential dangers.

Singer Paolo Nutini cleared drink driving

The 30-year-old had denied driving while more than twice the legal limit in his home town of Paisley.

Police officer thought colleague would die

He tells a trial how he saved her life by pulling her from the path of a speeding car in Glasgow.

No McKay for Rangers against Progres Niedercorn

Barrie McKay will not feature for Rangers in Thursday's Europa League first qualifying round first leg with Progres Niedercorn.

Safety checks carried out on university building cladding

Experts want to ensure cladding meets the "highest standards of fire safety" following the Grenfell tragedy.

Masked men 'with gun' raid house in Robroyston

Two women and a man were in the property in the north east of Glasgow when the incident happened.

Trump's son to open revamped Turnberry golf course

The King Robert the Bruce golf course - formerly the Kintyre Course - has been redesigned and upgraded.

Andy Halliday: Rangers midfielder set for loan move to Gabala in Azerbaijan

Rangers midfielder Andy Halliday is close to completing a season-long loan move to Azerbaijani outfit Gabala.

Singer Paolo Nutini on trial accused of drink driving

Paolo Nutini was arrested in February after a witness told police he saw him order a vodka before driving.

Graham Dorrans would be a 'massive' for Rangers - Steven Naismith

Scotland striker Steven Naismith says Norwich team-mate Graham Dorrans would be a great capture for Rangers.

Celtic's focus is on improvement - Chris Davies

Assistant manager Chris Davies dismisses comments made by Rangers chairman Dave King and focuses on Celtic's search for improvement.

Pin king

The man who patented the first bank cash machine did not get the credit for his achievement for years.

Three-year-old boy hit by bus in Glasgow

Police say the boy is being treated in hospital but his injures are not thought to be life-threatening.

Crosshouse baby deaths report criticises staff shortages at hospital

The review was ordered after a BBC investigation revealed six "unnecessary" deaths at Crosshouse Hospital.

Plastic 'threat' to Scottish ocean and coastal wildlife

A Greenpeace crew investigated the impact of "plastic pollution" around Scotland's coastline.

Charity calls for new focus to combat Hep C infections

The Scottish government aims to eradicate Hepatitis C by 2030 despite 1,800 new infections a year.

Scottish areas worst for broadband speeds, says Which?

The slowest speeds in the UK are experienced in three Scottish local authority areas, Which? says.

Two on trial over attempted murder of police officers

The men are accused of repeatedly striking two officers with a car in the Drumchapel area of Glasgow.

Two men target public with paintball gun from car

Police are investigating a series of attacks which resulted in a man being treated in hospital for a facial injury.

Man guilty of acid attack on journalist

William Burns had only recently been freed from prison when he attacked the journalist at his Glasgow home.

Gait retraining considered for arthritis patients

Glasgow researchers examine whether the technique could be used to improve the lives of people with rheumatoid arthritis.

Cat stows away on Oban to Barra ferry

Luna is thought to have got into a tourist's car that was driven on to a ferry bound for the Western Isles.

Man seriously injured after falling into Clyde in Glasgow

The 28-year-old is being treated in hospital as police carry out investigations into the incident.

Celtic's Stuart Armstrong now more valuable, says Owen Coyle

Owen Coyle tried to sign Stuart Armstrong last year and says the Celtic midfielder's value has gone up "four, five, six times"...

SWPL: Glasgow City all but end Celtic's title chances

Glasgow City all but end Celtic's Scottish Women's Premier League title hopes with a 2-0 win at the K Park in East Kilbride.

Glasgow taxi driver sought over attempted murder

Police say a black cab was deliberately driven at a man who is now critically injured.

Man badly injured at home in Glasgow 'feud' attack

Police are treating the attack in Glasgow by masked men armed with knives as attempted murder.

Police appeal over fire at derelict church in Alexandria

Police say the fire which broke out in Main Street, Alexandria, was started deliberately.

Rangers signings must adapt to 'tough' environment - Barry Ferguson

Former Rangers captain Barry Ferguson believes the club's new signings will need to "get up to pace pretty quick".

The teenagers growing up with cancer

Three teens share their experiences of being treated for cancer at a pivotal time in their lives.

Scheme to limit commercial bins on city streets launched

Officials in Glasgow will impound commercial waste bins left on the street outside designated times.

Kilmarnock: Daniel Higgins and Alan Power sign for Rugby Park outfit

Young defender Daniel Higgins and experienced midfielder Alan Power join Kilmarnock on two-year contracts.

Champions League: Celtic won't take tickets for potential Linfield trip

Celtic say they will not take supporters to the potential Champions League qualifier against Linfield in Belfast amid security concerns.

Edinburgh Airport 'most likely' for delays

More than 27% of flights to and from the capital faced delays of at least 15 minutes in the past year.

Chivas Brothers workers back strike action in dispute over pay

The Unite union called for a "decent pay increase" and "harmonisation of pay" between sites in Paisley and Dumbarton.

Man charged over shotgun and explosives at High Blantyre house

A 49-year-old man is charged over possessing weapons and explosives at a house in Blantyre, South Lanarkshire.

Murder inquiry after man found dead in Crookston flat

The 36-year-old man who died is believed to have been in the house with a friend, police said.

Man in court over police hit-and-run in East Kilbride

A 38-year-old man appears in court charged with knocking down a police officer and failing to stop.

Grenfell cladding not on Scots high rise blocks, says councils

No local authority or housing association high rise flats in Scotland have Grenfell Tower cladding.

New logo unveiled as Mòd returns to Glasgow in 2019

Schoolchildren from across Glasgow came together for the unveiling of the logo for the Royal National Mòd 2019.

Mike Ashley sells his remaining Rangers shares to Club 1872 and Julian Wolhardt

Fans' group Club 1872 and businessman Julian Wolhardt each invest £1m to buy shares from Mike Ashley's MASH Holdings Limited.

Jury asked to convict acid attack accused

The two men are accused of assaulting a crime journalist outside his Glasgow home in December 2015.

Report reveals police 'failings' in missing person inquiry

The body of Janet McKay, who had dementia, was found in Clydebank eight days after she went missing.

Ruth Davidson made honorary Army Colonel

Scottish Tory leader Ruth Davidson is appointed honorary Colonel of her old Army regiment.

Boy, 4, falls from flat window in Summerston

The child is in a serious condition in hospital following the incident in the Summerston area of Glasgow.

Sleeping man assaulted before Airdrie car theft

The victim was taken to hospital for treatment to face and body injuries sustained in the attack.

Man to stand trial over Possilpark street death

The 32-year-old is accused of attacking another man with a knife in Possilpark before fleeing to England.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 16 and 23 June.

Dog's leg saved by bone-growth tech

Munsterlander Eva's limb was saved after it was broken when the dog was hit by a car.

Mexicans Carlos Pena and Eduardo Herrera sign for Rangers

Rangers complete the signings of Mexican pair Carlos Pena and Eduardo Herrera on three-year contracts.

Liam Lindsay: Barnsley sign Partick Thistle defender for undisclosed fee

Barnsley sign defender Liam Lindsay from Partick Thistle for an undisclosed fee on a three-year contract.

Champions League: Celtic and Linfield agree new date for potential clash

Celtic's potential Champions League qualifier with Irish Premiership champions Linfield is pencilled in for Friday 14 July at Windsor Pa...

Lanarkshire football coach guilty of sexual abuse

Mark Ellis attacked his 10-year-old victim during a series of incidents in South Lanarkshire.

Man's death in Glasgow flat 'suspicious'

Police seek witnesses after a body is found in the premises in the Crookston area of Glasgow.

Labour MSP tables Offensive Behaviour at Football Act repeal bid

A bid to scrap a controversial law aimed at tackling sectarian behaviour at football is lodged at Holyrood.

Sir Billy Connolly receives honorary degree

The comedian and actor, who will be 75 this year, was recognised for his contribution to society.

College building wins architectural award

The list of 49 buildings range from private homes to large buildings for public institutions.

Firearms and ammunition seized at Blantyre house

A 49-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the seizure in Blantyre, South Lanarkshire.

Police officer hurt in East Kilbride 'hit-and-run'

A 38-year-old man is arrested after a car was allegedly driven at the officer in East Kilbride.

Bomb squad called out to Blantyre house

Explosives experts and police officers attend the address at Blantyre in South Lanarkshire.

Ex-footballer Chris Killen admits sex attack

Former Celtic and Oldham player Chris Killen was warned he could be jailed.

Acid attack accused says journalist lies

He tells the trial that the alleged victim is "incapable of telling the truth about anything."

Rangers agree new Sport Direct deal 'on substantially different terms'

Rangers announce a new merchandising deal with Sports Direct, which replaces the arrangement they had in place with Mike Ashley's compan...

Rangers complete deal for striker Alfredo Morelos

Rangers sign 20-year-old Colombian striker Alfredo Morelos from HJK Helsinki on a three-year contract.

Champions League qualifying: Celtic play Linfield or SP La Fiorita, The New Saints face Europa

Linfield and SP La Fiorita will vie for a Champions League second round qualifier against Celtic, while The New Saints play Europa in the fi...

Europa League qualifiers: Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish teams learn opponents

In Europa League qualifying, Rangers play Luxembourg's Progres Niederkorn, St Johnstone face Lithuania's Trakai and Aberdeen may fac...

Jonny Hayes sold on Celtic move 30 seconds into conversation with manager Brendan Rodgers

Jonny Hayes made the decision to leave Aberdeen after being sold on a move by Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers.

Motherwell: Long-serving Keith Lasley appointed assistant manager

Club captain and long-serving midfielder Keith Lasley retires from playing to become Motherwell assistant manager.

Motherwell sign up goalkeeper Russell Griffiths

Motherwell sign up goalkeeper Russell Griffiths following his period on loan from Everton last season.

Allen named Rangers director of football

Rangers name Manchester City academy director Mark Allen as the club's director of football.

Liam Lindsay: Partick Thistle agree fee with Barnsley for central defender

Partick Thistle accept a bid from Barnsley for centre-back Liam Lindsay, who last week decided not to join Oxford United.

Champions League: Linfield suggest early kick-off should they face Celtic

Linfield's first meeting with Celtic could be held on 11 July in Belfast - if the Blues reach the second Champions League qualifying rou...

Scott Sinclair says 'stronger' Celtic can repeat unbeaten domestic run

Scott Sinclair believes Celtic can repeat their unbeaten domestic season and says the club are "much stronger" than a year ago.

Man convicted after knife attack spree in Glasgow

He is found guilty of two attempted murders and two assault charges after carrying out four knife attacks over two days.

Ministers approve Islay tidal energy park

The 30 turbines will be installed at a site about three miles off the south-west coast of the island.

Man arrested over alleged rape at Glasgow hotel

Police Scotland say a 23-year-old man is in custody in connection with the alleged attack on a 21-year-old woman.

Two men cleared of Bishopbriggs school shooting

The case against the men was dismissed after a judge ruled there was insufficient evidence.

Union concerns over abuse towards rail staff in Hamilton

A union accuses ScotRail of ignoring an increase in abuse directed at staff at Hamilton Central Railway Station.

Police issue missing patient alert

Officers no longer believe a mental health patient was carrying a knife when he disappeared in Dumfries.

Glasgow site found for UK's first legal drug addict 'fix room'

The centre would cost £2.36m annually but could help cut NHS costs and reduce drug deaths.

Boys' football coach on trial over abuse

The 57-year-old denies carrying out sex attacks on a young player in 1991 when he was aged around 10.

Jo Swinson made Lib Dem deputy leader

The ex-business secretary says he has the experience and energy to succeed Tim Farron.

Grenfell cladding 'not used' on Scots council high-rises

Local authorities with tower blocks over 18m confirm that they do not use the cladding linked to the London fire.

New convener at Crofting Commission

Rod Mackenzie is taking up the role as the public body tries to move away from a public row with crofters.

Man convicted of Airdrie hammer attack murder

A 40-year-old father-of-four was killed in the assault at a house in Airdrie in North Lanarkshire.

Man jailed for 'brutal' murder of OAP at Pollokshields flat

The 20-year-old stabbed and strangled a pensioner in his home in Pollokshields in Glasgow.

Patients' anger over removal of Dumbarton GP

The health board plans to put the running of Dumbarton Health Centre out to bids from other local GPs.

Aberdeen Bay offshore wind research projects announced

The three million euro offshore wind research programme is thought to be the largest of its kind.

HSBC to create 500 new posts in Scotland

The bank is expanding its global risk operations in Edinburgh and customer contact centre in Hamilton.

No comment on Myanmar death extradition bid

Harris Binotti, from Dumfries, is wanted by the Burmese authorities after the death of another British man.

Renfrew paedophile caught in chat room jailed

Police in New Zealand discovered images in a paedophile chat group posted by the 30-year-old from Renfrew.

Your pictures: Stunning summer sunset swathes Scotland

BBC Weather Watchers captured some spectacular images of the late evening sky on Monday.

Groups share £9.6m lottery support

Fifty organisations secure the funding to help people and communities "overcome challenging circumstances".

Dunoon Burgh Hall reopens as contemporary arts centre

The 1874 listed building, the first theatre in Argyll, had fallen into disrepair and lay unused for decades.

Call for Scottish maternity units safety inquiry

Campaigners want action after the "unnecessary" deaths of six babies at Crosshouse Hospital in Kilmarnock.

Area evacuated after 'grenade' discovery in Greenock

Investigations are continuing after the device was found in a recycling centre in Greenock.

Cab driver blames 'glare of sun' for causing OAP death

A taxi driver admits causing the death of a pensioner, after failing to spot him on a road in Dunoon.

Man to stand trial over Castlemilk hammer murder

The 57-year-old is accused of killing a man at his home in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow.

Police make arrest after 'attempted murder' in Maryhill

A 30-year-old man is being treated for serious injuries following an incident in Maryhill on Saturday.

Scots soprano wins world singer contest

The judge's wildcard beat 20 young classical singers to win the Cardiff Trophy and £15,000 prize.

Mother of Emma Caldwell in new TV appeal over 2005 murder

The Crimewatch Roadshow appeal to trace her killer comes 12 years after her body was found.

MB Aerospace signs $1bn contract with US firm

MB Aerospace, which is based in Motherwell, will provide flight engine parts to a US company.

Man stabbed following street brawl in Maryhill

Police said the incident in Glasgow's Maryhill involved between six and 10 men and women carrying weapons.

Liam Lindsay: Partick Thistle defender opts not to join Oxford United

Partick Thistle's Liam Lindsay has decided against joining Oxford United due to uncertainty over their manager's future.

Fire breaks out at high-rise flats in Glasgow

One man was treated for concussion at the scene of the blaze in the Knightswood area of Glasgow.

Sturgeon's 'unity' call at Jo Cox anniversary event

The first minister says people have a responsibility 'not to let extremists divide us'.

Joe Garner: Rangers striker joins Ipswich Town for undisclosed fee

Championship side Ipswich Town sign striker Joe Garner from Rangers for an undisclosed fee on a three-year deal.

Mark Wilson: Airdrieonians part with head coach by mutual consent

Airdrieonians announce head coach Mark Wilson has left the Scottish League One club "by mutual consent".

Ryan Christie: Aberdeen sign Celtic midfielder on season-long loan

Midfielder Ryan Christie will return to Aberdeen on a season's loan from Celtic after a successful initial spell at Pittodrie.

Rangers: Pedro Caixinha's vision becomes clear during summer recruitment

Rangers boss Pedro Caixinha is likely to field a starting side that contains only three players from last season.

East Kilbride appoint Billy Stark as new manager

The former Scotland Under-21s manager Billy Stark takes up the role of manager of Lowland League club East Kilbride.

'Hairy rebel' pleased to be Sir Billy Connolly

Glasgow comedian Billy Connolly receives a knighthood in the Queen's Birthday Honours List.

Scots named in Queen's Honours list

Tennis coach is joined by JK Rowling and Emeli Sande in Queen's Birthday Honours list.

Parents fight on to save St Joseph's Primary School

Campaigners defiant after education secretary turns down community bid to run St Joseph's in Milngavie.

Tower block residents in Glasgow and Ayr offered reassurance

People living in tower blocks are told precautions are in place to protect their homes from fire.

Man falls to death in Glasgow's Buchanan Galleries

The man fell from a balcony in the Glasgow shopping centre at about 13:45, police said.

Waverley marks maiden voyage anniversary

The world's last sea-going paddle steamer entered service, sailing from the Clyde, in June 1947.

Your pictures of Scotland - 9 to 16 June

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 9 and 16 June.

'We've arrived'

Scotland's new MPs find their feet at Westminster in their first week at work.

Ebola nurse meets survivors

Scottish nurse Pauline Cafferkey returns to Sierra Leone for the first time since contracting Ebola there.

Liam Lindsay: Partick Thistle defender set for Oxford talks after bid is accepted

Partick Thistle accept an offer from Oxford United for Liam Lindsay and the defender will hold talks with the League One club.

Glasgow east end hospital set to close

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde say the service model at Lightburn Hospital no longer fits with modern healthcare.

Celtic agree deal to sign winger Jonny Hayes from Premiership rivals Aberdeen

Celtic have reached an agreement with Aberdeen for the signing of winger Jonny Hayes, subject to a medical.

Patrick Roberts: Celtic among 12 clubs vying to sign Manchester City winger

Celtic, Porto and Nice are among 12 clubs vying to sign Manchester City winger Patrick Roberts.

Rangers' Ryan Jack not troubled by 'backlash' after move from Aberdeen

New Rangers arrival Ryan Jack insists he is relishing the challenge of facing former club Aberdeen next season.

Teenager faces trial over baby death

The 17-year-old is alleged to have caused the death by assaulting his heavily pregnant partner in Kilmarnock, East Ayrshire.

Blair Spittal: Winger joins Partick Thistle after Dundee United exit

Partick Thistle sign Blair Spittal on a two-year deal after the 21-year-old winger leaves Dundee United.

Man jailed for killing former Mr Scotland

Michael O'Hanlon died from massive blood loss after being stabbed four times by Steven Kirkwood.

Repair grant boost for restoration of former Parkhead Public School

The east end building, which has lain empty since the 1990s, is to be used as a local enterprise centre.

London fire: Reviews ordered on Scottish tower block safety

Local authorities in Scotland are to review fire procedures and some materials used in tower blocks.

Glasgow city housing development could switch council

The residents of about 150 homes near Stepps, who currently fall under Glasgow City, could become North Lanarkshire residents.

The alt city guide to Glasgow

A network of indie galleries, clubs, restaurants and bars has created a robust creative scene in Scotland’s largest city, where talent is al...

Best buildings

The Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) has announced 12 winners for its 2017 awards.

Experts tackle mystery of 'El Greco' Lady in a Fur Wrap

Latest technology may shed new light on The Lady in a Fur Wrap, a painting that has divided opinion.

The girl who communicates through drums

Eleven-year-old Grace Tedeschi stopped speaking for a year - but engages with the world through her drum kit.

Police appeal after woman found dead in flat

Karen Young's body was found by police after they were called to a property in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde.

Celtic's Scott Allan joins Dundee on loan, Roarie Deacon also signs

Celtic's Scott Allan joins Dundee on a season-long loan, with fellow midfielder Roarie Deacon also moving to Dens Park.

Jamie Walker: Hearts turn down Rangers' bid for attacker

Hearts reject an offer from Rangers for attacker Jamie Walker, who has entered the final year of his contract at Tynecastle.

Ross Sherlock murder bid trial told of massage alibi

A man blamed for a murder bid outside a primary school tells a jury he was at a spa when the shooting took place.

Graham Dorrans: Rangers continue to pursue Norwich midfielder

Rangers have had a second bid for midfielder Graham Dorrans turned down by Norwich City.

Motherwell: Andy Rose sold on manager's 'vision' for the club

Motherwell's fifth summer signing Andy Rose praises manager Stephen Robinson's "vision" for the Premiership outfit.

Plan for Edinburgh-Glasgow electric trains delayed

A project to improve Scotland's busiest rail line is held up a further three months, a Holyrood committee hears.

Aggreko buys Indonesian power rental firm KBT

The deal will expand operations in Indonesia for the Glasgow-based temporary power provider.

Glasgow Girls star in Marvel film Black Panther

Letitia Wright, who appeared in the BBC drama inspired by real-life events, is the Marvel movie's warrior Shuri.

Figures show busiest coastguard helicopter rescue region

The Department of Transport statistics reveal most coastguard helicopter taskings were in the Highlands and Islands.

Teenager arrested after girl's death at Glasgow flat

A 16-year-old is charged in connection with drug offences following the death of Zoe Bremner.

Tickets on sale for Glasgow 2018 European Championships

The multi-sport event will be the biggest held in Scotland since the 2014 Commonwealth games.

Drilling rig worth £250,000 destroyed in fire at Dumbarton quarry

Police said the piece of machinery, worth about £250,000, was deliberately set on fire.

Glasgow Caledonian University New York campus wins degree status

New York's education authority grants much-delayed status to the Glasgow Caledonian campus.

Witness denies giving description of Ross Sherlock gunman

A parent tells a trial he froze and did not see the attacker's face in an incident outside a school in Bishopbriggs.

CalMac ferry breakdown disrupts Arran services

Caledonian MacBrayne says the MV Isle of Arran will be out of action for at least another week.

Police investigating Paisley rape appeal to two women

Police want to speak to two women seen near the area where an 18-year-old was attacked in Paisley.

HIE appoints Charlotte Wright as new chief executive

The new role involves helping to lead the public agency's work with businesses and communities.

Fraudster jailed after UK's longest criminal trial

A man is jailed for fraud after a trial lasting 20 months and hearing 320 days of evidence.

Paisley man in court on explosives charge

A 35-year-old man appears in court following an incident in which a controlled explosion is carried out.

Two new kidney cancer drugs approved for NHS Scotland

The drugs extend the lives of kidney cancer sufferers by several months compared with existing treatments.

Baby death families hear review findings

A report on an Ayrshire maternity hospital finds inconsistencies in the way significant adverse events are handled.

Rose Gentle to receive Glasgow University honorary degree

The mother of a Glasgow soldier who was killed in Iraq in 2004 is recognised for her campaigning.

Head teacher pays tribute after girl's death in Cowcaddens

Zoe Bremner, 14, died in Glasgow at the weekend after becoming ill, along with two other teenagers.

Scottish airports boosted by international traffic

Glasgow and Aberdeen airports both report a strong rise in international passenger numbers in May.

Tobermory Harbour to be run by community

A not-for-profit community enterprise is granted powers to manage the facilities on behalf of residents and businesses on Mull.

Muslim Against Terror rally held in Glasgow's George Square

The demonstration in George Square condemned the recent terror attacks in Manchester and London.

Man attacked while trying to help woman in Glasgow

The 35-year-old left his home to help a woman who was involved in a fight with a man, but they both turned on him.

Inquiry launched after teenager dies and two others fall ill

The teenager died in Cowcaddens in Glasgow and two others were taken to hospital after falling ill.

Glasgow murals leave Billy Connolly 'flabbergasted'

The giant portraits of the Big Yin have been created in his native Glasgow to mark his 75th birthday.

Man stabbed in Glasgow's Tollcross Park

The 23-year-old victim is in a serious but stable condition in hospital after the Glasgow attack.

Thirteen Arrests after Scotland v England clash at Hampden

Thirteen people were arrested in and around Hampden after the World Cup qualifier on Saturday.

Police appeal for witnesses after armed robbery at Rutherglen shop

A man carrying what appeared to be a firearm also threatened two members of staff at the Rutherglen shop.

Man arrested after controlled explosion carried out in Paisley

Police say there was nothing to suggest a blast near Paisley town centre was terror-related.

'Fix rooms' for addicts in Glasgow to cost more than £2.3m a year

The controversial scheme would allow drug users in Glasgow to self-inject safely and under supervision.

A man has life-threatening injuries after a city centre disturbance

The man is being treated for life threatening injuries following the incident in Glasgow city centre.

Non-native seaweed found from Firth of Clyde to Skye

Sargassum muticum, which occurs naturally in Japan and China, can starve native plant species of sunlight.

Your pictures

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 2 and 9 June.

Woman tells of hearing gun shots in Ross Sherlock case

A witness tells the trial of two men accused of attempted murder how the the bangs sounded like fireworks.

Jo Swinson returns to Westminster after unseating SNP

Former Lib Dem minister Jo Swinson made a dramatic return to Westminster after ousting the SNP's John Nicholson.

Election 2017: When might Scottish constituencies call results?

Find out what time the 2017 general election results in Scotland will be called.

Motorcyclist 'critical' after crashing into wall near Dungavel

The 30-year-old is being treated for serious head injuries after being airlifted to hospital in Glasgow.

Man killed after car hits house in New Cumnock

A 37-year-old man dies after his car strikes the wall of a house in South Ayrshire.

Driver jailed for M74 hard shoulder tyre change death

A 60-year-old delivery driver is jailed for killing a motorist who was changing a tyre on the M74.

Latimer Grange home 'humiliated' deafblind dementia patient

William McKinlay was left in a urine-soaked chair with a circle drawn around it, his daughter says.

New Finnieston market made from shipping containers approved

The centre in Finnieston, which will also house a food market and cafe, has been approved by Glasgow City Council.

Man 'critical' after attempted murder

A 28-year-old man is in hospital after being attacked in the Pollock area of Glasgow on Wednesday.

Man in court over charity worker's death

Gary Brown is due at Paisley Sheriff Court over the death of Alyson Watt and an attack on a 16-year-old boy.

Failings by child protection services are uncovered after baby's death

The girl died in hospital after being found in a home strewn with dirty nappies and drug paraphernalia.

Acid attack accused 'was under police surveillance'

One of the men accused of an acid attack on a journalist was under police surveillance, a court hears.

Mull Rally cancelled for 2017 over insurance issues

Motor Sport Association say an Act of Parliament that permits the event had resulted in the difficulties for 2017.

Scotland v England football fans face extra search powers

Police say a major security operation is in place to protect key events in Scotland over the coming days.

Train delays after line fault near Glasgow

Commuters face long queues for replacement bus services from Paisley into the city.

Rangers villain?

Craig Whyte was the only man to face a jury but does he shoulder sole blame for the humbling of Rangers?

Follow my leader

Where have Scotland's political leaders been going and what does that tell us about their campaigns?

Rangers fraud trial: SFA to seek £200,000 from Craig Whyte

The SFA considers pursuing the former Rangers owner Craig Whyte for a fine of £200,000 for bringing the game into disrepute.

Selling the Gers

Six years after his ill-fated takeover of Rangers, Craig Whyte is cleared of fraud at the High Court.

Acid attack accused claimed he was 'only a postman'

A neighbour of a journalist who had acid thrown in his face tells a court he saw the accused pinned to the ground.

Businessman sentenced to two years in jail for domestic abuse

A millionaire is sentenced to two years in prison after admitting attacks on his partner spanning almost a decade.

Rangers: Alastair Johnston accepts invitation to join board

Former chairman Alastair Johnston has agreed to join the board of Rangers International Football Club.

What we learned

The six-week trial shed light on his takeover of one of Scotland's biggest football clubs.

Flybe announces Eastern Airways alliance

The move follows Flybe's decision to end its current franchise agreement with Loganair at the end of August.

Rangers fraud trial: Craig Whyte found not guilty

Craig Whyte is acquitted of using Rangers' own money for the takeover while claiming the funds were his.

Rangers fraud trial: Jury out in Craig Whyte case

Jury consider verdict after six-week fraud trial of former Rangers owner.

Travel and security warning for Scotland-England World Cup qualifier

The Scottish FA say additional security will also be in place, including bag and body searches at the stadium.

Journalist describes 'postman' acid attack

The crime writer was giving evidence at the trial of two men who deny targeting him in Glasgow in December 2015.

Rangers fraud trial: 'Cool head' call over Whyte verdict

The judge addresses jurors as they prepare to retire to consider a verdict in the trial of former Rangers owner Craig Whyte.

Video games could boost university skills, study finds

A trial by the University of Glasgow finds gaming could help people gain "graduate attributes".

Engineering work causes train delays

Affected services include trains from Glasgow to Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Alloa, Dunblane, Dundee, Inverness and Perth.

'Extraordinary' month for Scottish renewable energy

Wind and solar power provided enough electricity for most Scottish homes during the month of May.

'New evidence' found by Emma Caldwell police

Officers working on the case say they have uncovered "several items" in a search of woodland near Roberton.

Gael Bigirimana: Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson so happy to sign midfielder

Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson reveals his delight at finally signing Burundi international Gael Bigirimana.

Paisley murder investigation victim named as Alyson Watt

Alyson Watt died and a teenager was critically injured in an attack in Paisley on Friday.

Ryan Jack will help Rangers defence, says Richard Foster

Richard Foster believes new signing Ryan Jack will offer the Rangers defence the protection they lacked last season.

Netball: East Kilbride win their fourth Scottish Cup in a row

East Kilbride beat ENC Onyx 65-40 to win netball's Scottish Cup final for the fourth successive year.

St Mirren: Jack Ross rexpected to sign new deal despite Dundee interest

Manager Jack Ross is expected to sign a new, improved contract with St Mirren despite being a target for Dundee.

Man injured after being hit by lorry in Glasgow

The 36-year-old is in hospital after being struck by the lorry as he crossed Shettleston Road in Glasgow.

Election 2017: Parties push to meet Scottish voters

Scottish politicians are on the campaign trail with just five days to go until the general election.

Benni McCarthy backs Rangers' capture of former team-mate Bruno Alves

Benni McCarthy says his former Porto team-mate Bruno Alves is the right man to improve Pedro Caixinha's Rangers.

Jonny Hayes: Celtic interested in Aberdeen's Republic of Ireland winger

Celtic are one of a number of clubs interested in Aberdeen's Republic of Ireland winger, Jonny Hayes.

Kilmarnock: Club ready to appoint Lee McCulloch as manager

Interim boss Lee McCulloch willbe confirmed as the manager of Kilmarnock at the beginning of next week.

Thousands march in Glasgow in support of independence

The organisers said they believed about 17,000 people took part in the event in Glasgow.

Motherwell: James McFadden exits as Alex Fisher and Gael Bigirimana arrive at Fir Park

Motherwell sign Alex Fisher from Inverness CT and Gael Bigirimana from Coventry City, while assistant manager James McFadden leaves the club...

Scottish League Cup first-round draw

Dundee and Dundee United are drawn in the same section for next season's Scottish League Cup group stages.

Steven Naismith: 'Celtic need a challenger for the good of Scottish football'

Striker Steven Naismith says Scottish football will suffer without a credible challenge to Celtic's domestic supremacy.

Rangers: Mexican midfielder Carlos Pena in Glasgow ahead of Ibrox move

Mexico midfielder Carlos Pena is in Glasgow ahead of his proposed move to Rangers from Chivas Guadalajara.

Rhona Weir, widow of broadcaster Tom Weir, dies

Rhona Weir, who was 97, was described as an "inspiration" and a "determined woman with the biggest heart".

'Wee white dug'

An Edinburgh-based writer dedicates her pet-friendly Scottish travel blog to her West Highland Terrier called Casper.

Man injured in 'serious incident' in Paisley

A 50-year-old man is understood to have been taken to hospital following an incident in Paisley.

Teenager raped in lane in Paisley town centre

Police said the 18-year-old woman was seriously sexually assaulted by a man seen with her in the area.

Police hunt knife gang over Glasgow murder bid

A man remains in hospital after being attacked by a gang with knives who then tried to run him over.

Rangers fraud trial: Craig Whyte 'portrayed as pantomime villain'

Defence QC Donald Findlay says the former Rangers owner is the "fall guy" in an "unfair and unjustified" case.

Your pictures of Scotland: 26 May - 2 June

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 26 May and 2 June.

River rescue horse Mischief reunited with mother

The three-day-old animal was spotted by a dog walker after falling into the River Clyde.

Concern after pensioner vanishes on evening walk

John Smith was last seen walking near a village golf course on Tuesday evening on the Isle of Arran.

Man is arrested over 'racist' post about footballer

It is understood that the social media post featured an outburst about Celtic footballer Scott Sinclair.

Man, 71, dies after falling off bicycle in Overtown

Police are keen to speak to a female driver who stopped to help the man after he came off his bike.

Rangers fraud trial: Jury urged to convict Craig Whyte

Prosecutor Alex Prentice QC says Craig Whyte used money he was not entitled to for the Rangers takeover.

Almost £940,000 approved for cycle sports in Glasgow

The new and extended facilities will be venues for the Glasgow 2018 European Championships, says council.

Monarch of the Glen painting tour locations revealed

Sir Edwin Landseer's iconic painting will visit Inverness, Perth, Paisley and Kirkcudbright.

Jealous man slit partner's throat

A 36-year-old man who attacked his partner at her flat in Cardonald, Glasgow, is jailed for almost five years.

Landscaping firm collapse costs 135 jobs

But administrators say 249 jobs were saved after it sold part of Land Engineering's business to another firm.

Cows wander onto A8 in rush hour

Drivers face tailbacks as cattle make it onto the eastbound carriageway in North Lanarkshire.

Don't mess around with Burrell Collection says architect

Original designer says he is concerned about repair plan for the Category A-listed museum.

Water quality at 26 Scottish beaches is rated 'excellent'

Achmelvich in the Highlands and Southerness in Dumfries and Galloway are among the most highly-rated.