Dog snatched pet from woman's arms and killed it

Police are trying to trace the owners of a pitbull-type dog that attacked a Yorkshire terrier in Renfrewshire.

Woman critically ill after throat cut in Glasgow attack

The 31-year-old was badly wounded at her home in Glasgow in the early hours of Saturday.

Govan clashes: Sturgeon condemns 'sectarian' disorder in Glasgow

The first minister hits out after riot police were called to clashes at an Irish Unity march in Govan.

Protests planned over Parliament suspension

Protests are expected to take place in Edinburgh, Glasgow, Aberdeen, Dundee, Inverness, Orkney and Shetland.

'I was told only boys could be autistic'

Jasmine Ghibli had her autism diagnosis taken away from her after she was told she was the "wrong" gender.

Buyers express interest in nationalised shipyard

Administrators for the Ferguson shipyard have held talks with a number of potentially interested parties.

Police officers block road following demonstrations in Glasgow

The officers close a road in Glasgow as trouble flares following an Irish Unity march and counter protest.

Man hurt in mass brawl near Glasgow health centre

Police were called to Govanhill near Butterbiggins Medical Centre in Glasgow at 13:15.

Rangers: Uefa orders Ibrox section closure after sectarian chanting

Rangers will have to close a section of Ibrox for their first Europa League group stage game this season after being found guilty of second ...

Celtic fans & Swedish police clash in Stockholm

Celtic supporters and Swedish police clash in Stockholm during the Scottish Premiership side's Europa League play-off tie with AIK.

Linwood man 'broke every bone in girlfriend's face'

A court heard how James McGarry left Michelle McCormack "unrecognisable" after an attack last December.

Laura Miller is new face of Reporting Scotland

BBC Scotland's consumer affairs correspondent will fill the presenting chair left vacant by Jackie Bird in April.

Cannabis worth £1.5m found after fire at Bellshill industrial unit

More than 2,400 cannabis plants were discovered at the scene of the blaze in an industrial unit in Bellshill.

Human trafficking trial: Woman says she was sold for £10k

The Slovakian woman tells a human trafficking trial she was handed over to a man outside a shop in Glasgow.

Goals Soccer puts itself up for sale amid fraud probe

The five-a-side football pitch operator continues to face the fallout from an accounting scandal.

Birds of prey suffer 'relentless persecution', says RSPB

The RSPB says there were 87 confirmed offences against birds of prey in the UK in 2018.

Brothers jailed after man murdered on his doorstep in Wishaw

Kevin McGuire, 51, was stabbed to death by Kamran Ahmed after being attacked by his brother Rizwan in Wishaw.

ScotRail's Bike & Go cycle hire scheme to be closed down

The Bike & Go scheme, which operated at 12 ScotRail stations, has seen a slump in the number of passenger rentals.

Hope for gold mining potential in Argyll's Glen Fyne

The firm behind Scotland's first commercial gold mine says it is encouraged by soil samples from Glen Fyne.

Rangers will not take European away tickets after new Uefa charge

Rangers will not ask for any tickets for their next European away game after receiving another Uefa charge for sectarian singing, the club h...

Two men burned by chemicals at Ayrshire distillery

The men were taken to Girvan Community Hospital before being transferred to Ayr hospital for treatment.

Family tribute after son killed by railway power lines in Glasgow

The family of 12-year-old Daniel McDermott said they could not imagine life without the 'loving and caring boy'.

Human trafficking trial: Woman 'forced to marry' man she did not know

The 28-year-old tells a human trafficking trial she was brought to Glasgow with no job and no money.

Greenock van hit-and-run treated as attempted murder

The van hit a 28-year-old man before hitting a wall and speeding off near the town centre in Greenock.

Former Motherwell FC coach jailed for sexually abusing two boys

Ex-Motherwell FC youth coach Bob Allan assaulted the teenagers in the 1980s and 1990s.

Blind University of Glasgow student 'faced reading list discrimination'

Gary Copland said he was not given accessible books, and was then penalised for reading too little.

Is this Scotland's steepest street?

A street so daunting that one local wanted to install a ski lift is the steepest of dozens nominated by our readers.

Island mystery: 'How did my son die in Thailand?'

David Cornock was found dead in his home on Koh Samui in May but the cause of death remains undetermined.

Four on trial accused of human trafficking for prostitution

Three men and a woman are charged with bringing women into Scotland from Slovakia for prostitution.

Life sentence for Hamilton early-release murderer

Alan Richardson killed an old school friend after being allowed to move into his home in Hamilton.

Wrong-way drug driver who killed biker is jailed for six years

William McLean took five lines of cocaine before crashing head-on into Allan Nicholson on the East Kilbride Expressway.

Bandstands: The industry built on Victorian social engineering

How the bandstands which were created to keep the working classes away from drink supported Scotland's ironworks.

Free iPads for nearly 50,000 school pupils in Glasgow

The scheme to encourage children to embrace the digital age will be rolled out over the next two years.

Marzaroli's important Glasgow archive donated to university

Thousands of photos by Oscar Marzaroli - including some used on Deacon Blue's record covers - are given to a university.

Third man charged over theft of puppies from Castlemilk home

Eight bulldog-cross dogs are still missing after an early hours raid on a house in Glasgow.

Hibs fan admits threatening and abusive behaviour at Ibrox

Dale Pryde is released on bail pending reports after admitting charges relating to sectarian abuse of rival fans.

Man who raped three sisters jailed for 10 years

Matus Ferko raped his young victims over an 11-year period in Glasgow before fleeing to Slovakia.

Climate change: Call for Scottish city centre ban on fossil fuel vehicles

Campaign groups and civic leaders say it should be a key part of Scotland's effort to tackle climate change.

Boy, 12, dies after railway power lines accident in Glasgow

Police say the 12-year-old has died in hospital following the incident in Glasgow last Sunday.

Dash-cam appeal after two bikers killed near Lanark

Paramedics were unable to save the men, aged 62 and 60, following the crash in South Lanarkshire.

ScotRail under fire after major disruption around Edinburgh

Angry passengers say trains leaving Edinburgh were "dangerously overcrowded" on Saturday night.

Glasgow University renames engineering school after James Watt

Glasgow University will recognise the Scots inventor 200 years after his death.

Bereaved families 'walk and talk' about suicide in Lanarkshire

Naomi Foster Aiton was three months pregnant when her partner took his own life last summer.

Two men die in motorcycle collision in South Lanarkshire

Emergency services were called to the scene on the A73 in South Lanarkshire on Saturday morning.

Ayrshire man goes from heart patient to Ironman in 16 months

A biography Norrie Hunter read during his recovery inspired him to become fitter than ever.

Rangers: Uefa orders Ibrox section close down after 'sectarian singing'

Rangers say they have been ordered by Uefa to close a section of Ibrox for Thursday's Europa League meeting with Legia Warsaw following ...

Body find in hunt for missing tourist Valerij Tomarenko

Valerij Tomarenko, 58, was last seen getting off a ferry on the island a week ago.

Airdrie abduction murder victim's family tell of 'nightmare'

Colin MacDonald, 59, was attacked at his home in Airdrie and later dumped in a nearby village.

Soldier dies after hotel balcony fall in Poland

Cpl Ryan Lovatt, from Clydebank, was on a break from Army duties, when he died in Warsaw.

Glasgow University's 'bold' move to pay back slave trade profits

A Glasgow University study reveals it benefited to the tune of tens of millions of pounds from racial slavery.

Two men in court after theft of puppies from Castlemilk home

Eight bulldog-cross dogs were taken from a family home in Glasgow's Castlemilk on Wednesday.

Man injured at St Enoch shopping centre building site

Emergency services were called to the St Enoch centre in Glasgow on Thursday afternoon.

First Bus drivers in Glasgow to hold strike ballot

The Unite union has informed the company it intends to ballot drivers on action over service changes including reduced rest time for drivers...

Two arrested over Castlemilk puppy armed robbery

Eight Bulldog-cross puppies were taken from house in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow on Wednesday.

Legionnaires' disease: Second Bulgaria holidaymaker dies after trip

Brian Taylor had been holidaying at the same resort as another man who also died from the disease.

Scots packaging firm's customers demand greener products

Macfarlane Group says there is increasing interest in reusable food labels and recyclable packaging.

Man suffers serious stab wounds in Drumchapel murder bid

The 28-year-old was attacked from behind on a grassy area in Drumchapel in Glasgow.

Murdered kidnap victim was 'targeted' by killers

Colin McDonald, 59, died from serious injuries after being found dumped on a road in Greengairs, North Lanarkshire.

Body found in search for man after boat capsized on Loch Awe

Kieran Cowan was one of three men in a boat when it capsized on Loch Awe on Saturday.

Litter of puppies stolen from family in armed raid

Four men with blades allegedly stole eight Bulldog cross puppies in a targeted Glasgow attack.

Hundreds of Scottish phone boxes earmarked for axe

BT proposes to remove 650 - about 20% of the national total - from locations across the country.

Murder probe after death of man abducted from home in Airdrie

The 59-year-old man died from serious injuries after being found dumped on a road in Greengairs, North Lanarkshire.

Man dies of Legionnaires' disease after Bulgarian holiday

John Cowan, from Hamilton, became ill during a break at a Bulgarian beach resort.

Uncle and nephew jailed over Gartcosh machete killing

The men battered their victim to death before hiding his body under a mattress at a house in North Lanarkshire.

Man in court over alleged murder outside Possilpark tenement home

The 31-year-old is accused of killing Thomas Milne in a common close at a tenement flat in Possilpark.

Cleaners pay campaign starts at Scottish railway stations

The RMT union wants all cleaners at major railway stations to be paid the Real Living Wage.

Ferguson shipyard deadline set for ferry delivery schedule

Details of when the publicly-owned Ferguson yard will complete two CalMac ferries must be announced by November.

Man attacked and abducted from his home in Airdrie

The 59-year-old was found with serious injuries after being dumped in the road in Greengairs, North Lanarkshire.

Allan Marshall family demand action over prison struggle death

A sheriff ruled Allan Marshall's death at HMP Edinburgh was "entirely preventable".

Divers in third day of search for man after boat capsizes on Loch Awe

Kieran Cowan was in a group of three men in the boat when it capsized on Loch Awe.

Boy critical after contacting overhead rail lines in Glasgow

Police say the 12-year-old is in a life-threatening condition following the "catastrophic incident".

Glasgow to Oban rail route to reopen after flooding

The West Highland line is due to reopen after severe weather caused flooding and tracks were swept away.

East Fife 0-3 Rangers: Filip Helander nets as visitors reach last eight

Filip Helander delivers a debut goal and assist as Rangers overcome a spirited East Fife at New Bayview to reach the Scottish League Cup qua...

The city in the eye of an HIV 'perfect storm'

An outbreak of HIV among homeless people and drug users in Glasgow is the worst in the UK for 30 years.

Inveraray crowned piping world champions in Glasgow

A Scottish pipe band took the title at Glasgow Green after competitors from 13 countries fought for the honour.

Stone skimming champion beats own record on Windermere

Alex Lewis was top of the rocks again, scoring an impressive 98m (321ft) throw on Lake Windermere.

Man falls on subway tracks after Glasgow gang attack

The 53-year-old and his daughter were assaulted in Glasgow's Buchanan Street station on Saturday evening.

Man arrested over M&S armed robbery in Oban

Police were called to a food hall in Oban on Tuesday after reports that a worker was threatened.

Ex-Celtic player injured in Honduras derby riot

Three people are killed and former Celtic defender Emilio Izaguirre is among those injured in violent clashes between fans in Honduras.

Arrest over man's death outside Glasgow tenement home

Thomas Milne died in the common close of the flats he lived in at Saracen Street in Glasgow.

Search for man after boat capsizes on Loch Awe

Rescuers are searching for the man who fell into Loch Awe, near Inishail Island, on Saturday.

Michael Brown regrets 'stupid' £2.4m Lib Dem donation

Michael Brown says his 2005 gift of £2.4m - a party record - led to recognition and pain for his family.

New board to oversee completion of Ferguson ferries

The new board will try to secure the cheapest delivery of two CalMac ferries at the now nationalised shipyard.

More than 9,000 join Pride Glasgow march

Thousands joined the celebrations in Glasgow on the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Uprising.

Hairmyres Hospital staff to take part in 24-hour strike

The action, on 2 September, will involve cleaners and porters as well as maintenance, housekeeping and security staff.

Celtic agree 'significant' compensation for sex abuse victim

The Scottish Premiership champions admitted liability for historic abuse carried out by former coach Jim McCafferty.

Union quits Pride Glasgow event over 'commercialisation'

Unite says it will not be taking part in the Glasgow march after strongly criticising charges imposed on participants.

Murder hunt after man is killed outside Glasgow home

Thomas Milne was attacked in the common close of the tenement block where he lived Glasgow's Possilpark.

Scottish Diageo workers vote to go on strike

Three of the drink giant's distilling and bottling plants in Scotland will be affected by the strike over pay.

Killers jailed after man died saving his daughter

Paul McCann and Mark Moncreiff killed Brian Boyle after he tried to stop them vandalising his daughter's car.

Teenage brothers from Glasgow win seven-year deportation fight

The Glasgow schoolboys fled Pakistan with their parents after threats from Islamic extremists.

Administrators appointed for Ferguson shipyard

It is expected that ownership of the Port Glasgow yard will be transferred to the Scottish government.

Call for assurances over £160m of Scottish farmer payments

A letter from Defra to the Scottish government says UK allocations will depend on a review.

Fire crews tackle blaze at Renfrew industrial site

The fire spread from cars to the roof of a building at an industrial site in Renfrew.

Rangers 3-1 Midtjylland (7-3): Steven Gerrard's side set up Legia tie

Alfredo Morelos scores twice as Rangers sweep aside Midtjylland to set up a Europa League play-off round tie with Legia Warsaw.

Murray Hall: The New York politician who broke 19th Century gender rules

It was only when New York businessman and politician Murray Hall died that his secret became public.

Probe into suspicious death in Possilpark common close

The man was found with serious injuries in Glasgow's Possilpark area on Thursday afternoon.

United Airlines tightens rules on crew drinking

United Airlines has ordered crew members not to consume any alcohol for 12 hours before flying.

Paisley machete attack: Brian Brook and Josh McIntyre convicted

One of the victims required a 22-hour operation to re-attach his partially severed hand.

Ex-Celtic Boys Club manager Frank Cairney's abuse appeal date set

Frank Cairney is serving four years in prison for attacking young footballers during the 1980s.

Football abuse: SFA publish child safety strategy

Chief executive Ian Maxwell said the blueprint should be "the catalyst for the transformational change".

Family of man who died in Motherwell flat 'living in a nightmare'

The 30-year-old was discovered with serious injuries at a flat in a Motherwell tower block on Tuesday.

Olympics power firm Aggreko challenged to cut carbon

The Glasgow-based company, which also powers Glastonbury, is increasing its use of solar technology and storage batteries.

Sacked worker calls for bereavement leave when family pets die

Emma McNulty says she was dismissed when her pet's death left her too upset to go to work.

Kilmarnock air cadet leader Ronald Hardman convicted of more sex assaults

Ronald Hardman, 74, preyed on young boys over a 35-year period at the squadron in Kilmarnock.

Man hunted after M&S firearm robbery in Oban

A teenage worker at Marks and Spencer is left "traumatised" after the armed robbery at a store in Oban.

Former SNP MP Natalie McGarry to appeal embezzlement conviction

Natalie McGarry was sentenced to 18 months in prison following a conviction for embezzling more than £25,000.

Two men charged over Motherwell tower block death

Police arrest two men aged 21 and 19 over the death of a 30-year-old man at a tower block in Motherwell.

EasyJet 'rides storm' of uncertainty with Scottish expansion

The budget airline adds a fifth plane to its Glasgow fleet, with more new routes in the pipeline

Health fears campus reopens but staff strike continues

Pupils are returning to Buchanan and St Ambrose high schools but more than 30 teachers remain on strike.

Speedboat races across flooded rugby pitch in Kilmarnock

The vessel's driver made the most of torrential rain as he propelled across the Kilmarnock flood plain.

Teenagers admit axe attack on vulnerable man

Paul McGregor, 55, was targeted in his flat in Glasgow's Provanmill after a row over keys.

Celtic FC join Call of Duty World League e-sports championship

It's the first time a British club has seriously invested in e-sports outside of football title Fifa.

Man jailed for 'storing' £4m drugs haul in Clydebank flat

Police found cocaine, heroin and cannabis at Kevin Dallas' flat in Clydebank after being alerted to a disturbance.

Murder probe launched after Motherwell tower block death

Police are following a positive line of inquiry after a 30-year-old man was killed at a flat in Motherwell.

Woman in court over attempted murder of OAP in Priesthill

The 76-year-old victim suffered serious injuries after being attacked in his home in Priesthill, Glasgow.

Piping Live! begins in Glasgow ahead of World Championships

Young musicians delivered one of the first performances of the festival at the Buchanan Galleries.

Former Goals Soccer Centres executives under investigation

East Kilbride-based firm Goals says its two founders are part of a probe into historic financial irregularities.

Scottish government 'ready' to nationalise Ferguson shipyard

However, owner Jim McColl has been strongly critical of the move towards public ownership.

Travel disruption continues after flooding

Heavy rainfall causes major issues on the rails and roads as Scots return to work after a stormy weekend.

Coatbridge schools NASUWT teachers begin strike action

More than 30 teachers at the Coatbridge campus are taking strike action despite a review finding the school grounds were safe.

Glasgow venues enjoy record visitor numbers

The European Championships and the arrival of Dippy the dinosaur helped boost crowds in 2018.

Shipyard boss Jim McColl and government clash over rescue plan

The owner of Ferguson Marine says proposals to nationalise the beleaguered yard make "no economic sense".

Armed robber in raid on convenience store in Greenock

The masked man threatened staff with what appeared to be a gun before making off with a two-figure sum of money.

Flood warnings amid forecast for further rain

There are 14 flood alerts in place across Scotland, with a more serious flood warning for Arbroath.

Public ownership an option for Ferguson shipyard

The Scottish government says it is considering nationalising the beleaguered Ferguson shipyard.

Travel disruption amid fresh weather warnings

The Met Office issues yellow warnings for heavy showers and thunderstorms through into Sunday.

Woman charged with attempted murder of OAP in Priesthill

The 76-year-old victim suffered serious injuries after being attacked on his own doorstep in Glasgow.

Engineers design flat pack self-watering plant pot

Two young designers say their pot could have less environmental impact than the products it replaces.

Greek Thomson's Holmwood House reopens after restoration

The original stencilled walls in parts of Glasgow's Holmwood House have been recreated by experts.

Clyde shipyard Ferguson set to go into administration

The troubled Port Glasgow yard could go into administration by the end of next week.

Thornliebank pensioners experience go-karting

Meet the Scottish care home residents who spent the day behind the wheel of a go-kart.

Strathclyde University inquiry after professor guilty of sex assaults

Strathclyde University announces an independent investigation after a former staff member is convicted of sex crimes.

Serco criticised after Caledonian Sleeper passengers stranded

The London-bound service from Glasgow/Edinburgh was cancelled at 05:20 in Preston.

Glasgow chosen to host 2020 UN climate change summit

The city will host the UN summit next year if the UK wins the right to hold the conference for up to 200 world leaders.

Attempted murder on Maryhill Road was targeted attack say police

A 31-year-old is taken to hospital after a targeted attempted murder by two men on Maryhill Road in Glasgow.

Review says Coatbridge health fears schools are safe

The report found there was no link between Buchanan and St Ambrose high schools in Coatbridge and ill health.

Why are shops in Iraq stocking up on Scottish sweets?

One sweet manufacturer is seeing sales of fudge, chocolate eclairs and toffees soaring in Iraqi Kurdistan.

Fresh weather warnings follow earlier flooding in Scotland

Further heavy rain could affect Scotland until midnight on Friday after localised flooding on Wednesday.

Man taken to hospital after Glasgow street sealed off

Armed officers and negotiators were in attendance at Mannering Road in Shawlands, Glasgow.

Flood-damaged rail route from Ardlui to Crianlarich to stay closed

A section of track between Ardlui and Crianlarich was washed away after severe flooding on Monday.

Outdoor pursuits charity expands to East Ayrshire

It has helped break down the belief in Snowdonia the outdoors is "just for the middle class".

Teenager in care almost starved to death

The severely brain-damaged teenager weighed just three and a half stone and was severely dehydrated.

Kieran Tierney: Celtic defender completes £25m Arsenal move

Kieran Tierney has completed his Scottish record £25m move to Arsenal - with Celtic saying they "did all we could" to keep the lef...

Teachers threaten new strike at Coatbridge health fears campus

Members of the NASUWT say they will not return to two Coatbridge schools unless they are satisfied they pose no risks.

'Tunnel Tigers' memorial unveiled

A memorial has been unveiled in Dungloe in honour of the Donegal emigrant workers who died digging tunnels overseas.

The Scot who took the Beatles Abbey Road photo

Photographer Iain MacMillan stood on a ladder in the middle of the street to take the iconic photo.

Heriot-Watt University professor guilty of sex assaults on students

The 45-year-old abused eight young men while working at Strathclyde and Heriot-Watt universities.

Disruption as torrential rain causes flooding across Scotland

Passengers were stuck on trains stranded in floodwater as heavy downpours caused major travel problems.

Aaron Campbell appeals sentence for Alesha MacPhail murder

Aaron Campbell claims the sentence was excessive because he was 16 when he killed Alesha MacPhail.

Cocaine driver admits killing motorcyclist in Blantyre

William McLean took five lines of coke before driving the wrong way down the East Kilbride Expressway, killing Allan Nicholson.

Laser shone on planes landing at Glasgow Airport

The aircraft were landing at Glasgow Airport when pilots had to take evasive action after a laser was shone at them.

Woman attacks man, 76, on Glasgow doorstep in murder bid

Police said the woman attacked the pensioner with a sharp weapon on Elliston Avenue, near Pollok.

Man may have been attacked before Glasgow canal body find

John Connelly was pulled from the water in Glasgow one week after being seen out with friends.

Underwater robot to take on 'dangerous' Arctic mission

They will help Scottish scientists understand the extent of melting from Arctic glaciers.

MPs describe threats, abuse and safety fears

They report being sent pictures of decapitated bodies and having dog mess smeared on their door.

Partick Thistle cancel team bus amid cuts but say manager's budget remains intact

Partick Thistle cancel two team buses amid cuts but say manager Gary Caldwell's budget remains intact as they target promotion.

British Airways flight evacuated after smoke filled cabin

One passenger on the flight from London to Valencia describes the experience as "like a horror film".

In pictures: Painted lady butterflies spotted across the UK

People are sharing pictures of the butterflies seen across the country.

ScotRail scraps plan to make station toilets free

ScotRail says it is not viable to scrap fees at four stations amid fears it could increase anti-social behaviour.

Flooded West Highland Line rail route to remain closed for a week

Part of the track on the West Highland Line north of Crianlarich was washed away after severe flooding on Monday.

Pilot arrested before boarding flight to US is released

A second pilot is due to appear in court after being held at Glasgow Airport for allegedly failing a breath test.

Glasgow scientists develop artificial tongue to tackle fake whisky

Scottish engineers have developed technology that can "taste" subtle differences between drams.

Lives of basking sharks caught on 'SharkCam' in Inner Hebrides

It is hoped the technology, the first of its kind used in the UK, will improve a case for conservation.

Can you make whisky in just 24 hours?

A US distillery is making its whiskey in a day so how much of a challenge will this be to the Scotch whisky industry?

Clutha bar helicopter crash inquiry concludes

Sheriff principal Craig Turnbull promises to issue his verdict as quickly as possible after 31 days of evidence.

Rugby Park pitch invasion: 'It's just not to be tolerated,' says Kilmarnock director

Kilmarnock say they are determined to avoid a repeat of Sunday's pitch invasion from Rangers fans at Rugby Park and the "total disr...

Paisley babysitter jailed for causing baby brain bleed

The 23-year-old admitted endangering the life of the 12-month-old child by throwing him in the air.

Weather warnings as heavy rain causes landslides

Roads are closed near Loch Katrine, while part of the railway track has been washed away near Crianlarich.

Kilmarnock investigate roof collapse after Rangers fans celebrations

Kilmarnock are investigating after a roof covering disabled fans collapsed as Rangers supporters celebrated their stoppage-time winner at Ru...

Ward closed to admissions at Glasgow children's hospital

The move follows two young patients at Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Children contracting infections.

Further weather problems forecast in heavy rain

Some areas of Scotland are already experiencing localised flooding and more rain is forecast.

Man treated in hospital after flat 'attack and rape'

The 35-year victim called police at about 0520 following the incident in Glen Urquhart, East Kilbride.

Pilots arrested at Glasgow Airport before boarding US flight

Police said the men, aged 45 and 61, are being held in custody after they were arrested at Glasgow Airport.

Footballer Paul McGrillen remembered in hill walk

Paul McGrillen's family lead the climb of Tinto to raise awareness of mental health issues.

Coatbridge couple escape injury as house and car set on fire

Police say the wilful fire raising on the property late on Friday was not a random attack.

Project for dangerous young people to close over funding

The Interventions for Vulnerable Youth service works with children deemed a serious risk to others.

'Amateur' robber jailed for two shotgun raids in two hours

A court heard Noel Wheatley carried out the armed robberies to pay off a drug debt.

Gang member snared by elastic band DNA link

Joseph Lindsay was brought back to Scotland to face justice after being arrested in Tenerife.

East Kilbride firm uncovers accounting scandal

The firm's shares are set to be kicked off the stock exchange after it discovers "improper behaviour".

Police seal off Drumchapel street over 'grenade' find

A bomb disposal squad was called to a property in the Drumchapel area of Glasgow.

Funnel clouds sighted over western Scotland

The phenomenon can be considered a tornado or waterspout if it touches land or sea.

Two Scots on National Crime Agency '11 most wanted' list

Two men from Scotland feature on a list of the UK's most wanted fugitives, who are believed to be at large in Europe.

Group set up in response to NHS bullying claims meets

With the health secretary as its chairwoman, the new body was set up to promote positive workforce practices.

Man accused of double shooting in Glasgow walks free

The 25-year-old had denied two attempted murders following attacks in Glasgow last year.

Killer who 'liked' being a murderer is jailed for life

Teenager Daniel Brown stabbed man to death at a flat in Dalry, North Ayrshire, in April.

Bumi Thomas: British-born jazz artist faces deportation from the UK

Bumi Thomas, a jazz artist who thought she was a British citizen, is now facing deportation from the UK.

CCTV appeal over Glasgow car park attack and robbery

Police want to trace a woman with shoulder-length blonde hair in connection with the attack in Glasgow's Brown Street.