Barrhead Travel revenues take off but profits fall

The Glasgow-based holiday firm says last year was a "healthy, positive performance ahead of the market".

Murder inquiry after teenager hit by van

Police say the driver deliberately drove at Liam Hendry and his group of friends, fatally injuring him.

Police car smashes into side of van in Glasgow

Images emerge of the collision showing a number of police vehicles surrounding the van.

Teenager dies and man 'critical' after being hit by van in Glasgow

A 20-year-old man is also in a critical condition in hospital after being struck in the east end of Glasgow.

Great Scottish Run record for Edith Chilemo, Timothy Toroitich wins men's race

Edith Chilemo sets a new course record to win the Great Scottish Run in Glasgow, with Timothy Toroitich the men's champion.

Rangers: Jermain Defoe involved in traffic collision

'No-one seriously injured' say Rangers after striker Jermain Defoe is involved in a traffic collision following Saturday's match...

'Forgotten' Quarrier's brothers and sisters remembered

A Renfrewshire ceremony marks a battle for headstones for 335 Quarrier's children's unmarked graves.

Elite athletes join amateurs for Great Scottish Run

The focus switches to the 10k and half marathon at one of Scotland's biggest sporting events.

Police name man stabbed to death in Greenock flat

The 27-year-old was found at the property in Greenock after reports of a disturbance

Water pistol test on Mackintosh property is a total soak-cess

More than 200 people drenched the iconic Hill House to see if a protective covering is doing its job.

Tycoon Jim McColl ready to resume Ferguson shipyard involvement

Jim McColl is ready to retain involvement in the Port Glasgow yard weeks after handing it to administrators.

Thousands set to take part in Great Scottish Run events

Toddlers, everyday runners and elite athletes will take part in one of the country's biggest sporting events.

Biker killed in A85 Crianlarich crash named by police

Iain Chisholm from Glasgow died in a crash involving his motorbike and a car near Crianlarich.

'Beast from the East' pushed up rescue team call-outs

Scottish Mountain Rescue said its member teams went to the aid of communities during last year's bad weather.

Greenock stabbing victim was 'targeted' by killer

A murder investigation begins after the 27-year-old was found dead in a flat in Greenock.

Police seize £1.1m of drugs after Glasgow flat raid

The haul recovered in Pollokshields included 4.5kg of heroin and a large quantity of tablets.

Man charged in connection with Glasgow flat death

A 59-year-old is to appear in court after Steven Savage was found dead in the flat in Yoker.

Settled Status: 'I'm angry to be treated as a second-class citizen'

EU Nationals who have lived in Scotland for decades need to apply for Settled Status after Brexit.

Livingston - Rangers: Woman and boy injured by pyrotechnics

A police officer was also struck by a coin thrown during the Livingston-Rangers clash on Wednesday.

Glasgow man cleared of killing friend after Ben Nevis walk

A jury heard the two men were involved in a row outside a hotel after a trip to Britain's highest mountain.

Ex-Heriot-Watt University professor sentenced for sex attacks

The 46-year-old abused seven young men while working at Strathclyde and Heriot-Watt universities.

Prosecutors will retry former MP Natalie McGarry if she wins her appeal

The Crown says it will retry former MP Natalie McGarry if she wins her appeal against embezzlement convictions.

'We are the Humans of Scotland and these are our stories'

The subjects of a new Humans of Scotland book share the struggle of living with a life-changing situation.

Council 'has no power' to impose temporary ban on Glasgow marches

Glasgow City Council had been exploring the idea of a moratorium following recent sectarian disorder.

Scottish Salmon Company bought by Faroese fish farm

Bakkafrost has agreed to buy a majority stake in its rival, The Scottish Salmon Company.

How a social media film exposed a pick-up artist

Adnan Ahmed was exposed by a BBC video and has now been found guilty of behaving in a threatening manner.

Police appeal over dog snatch murder bid in Glasgow park

Detectives want to speak to people who saw the dog walker and his pet before the park stabbing.

'Predatory' pick-up artist Adnan Ahmed found guilty

Adnan Ahmed - who called himself Addy Agame - secretly filmed women and posted videos online.

'Careless' Springburn death crash driver sentenced to unpaid work

Ross Grub's van hit Rosina Gorrie as she crossed a road in Glasgow's Springburn in January last year.

Scottish business requests for Brexit help 'surges'

Scottish Enterprise said there has been a big increase in visits to its online advice page

Policing Glasgow parades 'not sustainable'

The head of Police Scotland says the continued cost of policing republican and loyalist marches in Glasgow cannot go on.

Burst water main affects 16,000 homes in Glasgow & Lanarkshire

Scottish Water warns "complexities" are slowing repairs to the main, affecting customers in Glasgow and North Lanarkshire.

Partick Thistle: Colin Weir-backed fans group makes takeover bid

A Partick Thistle fans group - backed by EuroMillions winner Colin Weir - has made an offer to take control of the Scottish Championship clu...

Man accused of wife's murder 'not fit for trial'

The 58-year-old was charged with the killing in Glasgow but will now remain in the State Hospital.

Dog walker stabbed on morning walk through Glasgow park

The 29-year-old man was taking his pet for a walk through a Glasgow park when he was attacked.

Caledonian Sleeper services cancelled ahead of strike

Members of the RMT union will walk out on Sunday in a dispute over "stressful" working conditions.

Witness appeal after man dies in fall from Erskine Bridge

Police want to trace a woman with a suitcase who was walking on Erskine Bridge at about the time the man fell.

Drug dealer ordered to hand over £600,000 crime cash

Daniel Lindsay is currently serving a seven-year prison sentence for his role in an organised crime gang.

Driver dies after car hits bridge near Carnwath

The 52-year-old ended up in the water after his car hit a bridge parapet near Carnwath in South Lanarkshire.

Glasgow flights cancelled as Thomas Cook collapses

The 178-year-old holiday firm has ceased trading after last-minute negotiations to save it failed.

Study assesses alcohol law's effect on homeless

Researchers will examine how minimum unit pricing has affected drinkers since it came into force last year.

Cars set on fire outside Coatbridge house

The emergency services are called to Tantallon Drive in Coatbridge in the early hours of Sunday.

Woman, 67, dies after being hit by car outside pub

Iris McLeod, 67, was critically injured at about 00:35 near the Bristol Bar on Duke Street, Dennistoun.

Boat sinks in Balloch after being deliberately set on fire

Police are looking for those responsible for destroying the 33ft cruiser moored at Balloch.

Larry Barilli: Football manager for past 66 years wins SFA award

Larry Barilli, 84, has managed amateur football teams in Greenock since 1953.

Scottish independence group marks referendum anniversary

Hope Over Fear holds a rally in Glasgow's George Square five years after the Scottish independence vote.

Major police operation as loyalist parades get under way

Four marches in Glasgow were approved on Thursday despite concerns over sectarian disorder.

Scotland independence: How did the indyref affect 16-year-old voters?

Catching up with the generation of young voters who went to the polls for the first time to decide Scotland's future.

Oor Wullie Bucket Trail charity auctions raise £1.3m

More than 200 hand-painted sculptures of the cartoon character had been displayed around Scotland.

Waverley paddle steamer appeal given £1m from Scottish government

The Scottish government pledges £1m to help get the world's last seagoing paddle steamer sailing again.

Parade police plan 'range of resources' for Glasgow marches

Police Scotland said "any necessary action" would be taken to avoid disruption during four loyalist marches.

Climate change protests in Scotland: 'It's up to us'

People at six of the Scottish climate change protests explain why they are there - and what they want to happen.

St Andrews named University of the Year

The Fife institution was praised for its teaching and overall student satisfaction.

Police officers assaulted in Ibrox crowd trouble

The trouble flared in the away end of the ground during Rangers' Europa League match against Feyenoord

Flute band condemn council over parade violence fears

The Pride of Govan Flute Band hit out after Glasgow City Council said it had been put in an "impossible position".

Police hunt sex attacker after woman raped in lane

Detectives say the 28-year-old victim was subjected to a serious sex assault in Glasgow city centre.

Thousands to join school strikes over climate change

The demonstrations across Scotland are the latest in a series started by Swedish schoolgirl Greta Thunberg.

New leather factory in Paisley to create 100 jobs

Scottish Leather Group's new facility, opening in 2020, will produce high-end car seat upholstery.

Murder probe after man found dead in Yoker flat

Police are working to establish a motive for the murder of the 43-year-old man in the Yoker area of Glasgow.

Council put in 'impossible position' over marches

Four Loyalist marches are given the go-ahead to take place in Glasgow despite concerns over disorder.

Diabetes drug also treats heart failure, researchers say

Dapagliflozin was found to cut death rates and hospital stays and improve patient's quality of life.

'Predatory' man approached women in Glasgow city centre street

A court hears one woman had to be consoled by a witness after speaking to the man in Glasgow city centre.

Man guilty of car murder bid on teenager

Declan Murphy, 24, deliberately drove into his 19 year-old victim in the Parkhead area of Glasgow.

Water pistol owners invited to soak masterpiece

The National Trust for Scotland needs help to test the chainmail mesh around Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Hill House.

Charity calls for alcohol minimum pricing to be extended across UK

Early evidence suggests alcohol related deaths in Glasgow have fallen by a fifth.

Woman sexually assaulted in Clydebank park tunnel

The 37-year-old victim was attacked near Recreational Park in Clydebank on Tuesday evening.

Man knifed to death after being labelled a 'grass'

Darren Sinclair was stabbed through the heart and his body left on wasteland in Drumchapel, Glasgow.

Woman thought Kim Kardashian lookalike 'line' was a TV stunt

The student tells a court she felt intimidated when a man made the comment to her in a Glasgow street.

Man arrested after toddler led away from parents at Clydebank shopping centre

The one-year-old child was not injured during the incident in Clydebank and was quickly returned to his parents.

Fernando Ricksen: Former Rangers player dies at age 43

Former Rangers player Fernando Ricksen, who had been suffering from motor neurone disease, has died at age 43, the Ibrox club have confirmed...

Cash machines closing fastest in poor areas, chancellor told

Consumer group Which? urges the chancellor to act over the loss of free ATMs in poor communities.

Polmont teenager 'saw devil's face' before suicide attempt

Liam Kerr told a mental health nurse he heard voices when he was angry, an inquiry hears.

Scotland's midges carrying 'previously unknown viruses'

But scientists stress the public should not be concerned about Scotland's biting pest.

Inquiry into safety and wellbeing concerns at two hospitals

It follows issues at the new children's hospital in Edinburgh and the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.

Knifemen threaten woman in Mercedes at Glasgow traffic lights

The two came out of a taxi and began slashing at the woman's windows near a Glasgow hospital.

Man 'left schoolgirls feeling intimidated' after approach in lane

The 37-year-old man is accused of a series of offences against women in Glasgow and Uddingston.

Diageo pay talks restart as strike action looms

Last-minute negotiations are taking place in a bid to avert strikes at the spirits firm's Scottish sites.

Slight fall in Scotland's domestic recycling rate

Official figures show 44.7% of household waste was recycled in 2018, a year-on-year fall of 0.9%.

JPMorgan Chase to build new technology base in Glasgow

The US finance giant is to invest millions in a new centre for its 2,000 tech specialists based in Glasgow.

Flamingo Land withdraw Loch Lomond resort bid

National park authority officials recommend the board reject the £30m development proposal.

No asylum seeker evictions in Glasgow 'without a court order'

The Home Office's new housing partner says those refused the right to stay in the UK will not face lock-change evictions.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise commits to Post-Brexit Scotland

Hewlett Packard Enterprise commits to maintaining a key base in Scotland, regardless of how the UK leaves the EU.

Lib Dem government to stop Brexit on day one - Swinson

The new leader promises to revoke Article 50 on the first day of a Liberal Democrat government.

Polmont inmate 'screaming for mental health support' before death

The teenager had been self-harming and attempted suicide at Polmont young offenders' institution, an inquiry hears.

Man to face trial over republican parade 'assault'

The 34-year-old is accused of attacking a man on Glasgow's London Road during a republican march.

Man jailed for using car as a weapon in Glasgow

Darrol Tervit admitted driving his car at two men outside a branch of McDonald's in Glasgow.

Man caught by 'paedophile vigilantes' in Dunbartonshire jailed

The 57-year-old from Dunbartonshire used a flatmate's Facebook account to chat to what he believed were underage girls.

Police investigate 'targeted' East Kilbride gunshot incident

Officers are called to Jackton near East Kilbride after "credible" reports of gunshots being heard.

Arrest after 'Nazi salute' synagogue video

A 16-year-old is arrested and charged after a video of a boy outside Giffnock and Newlands synagogue was shared.

Caledonian Sleeper staff set strike date

Members of the RMT union are taking industrial action over concerns about staffing levels and training.

Traffic at standstill on M8 after multi-car crash

Police and other emergency services were called to the eastbound carriageway near junction 15.

Scotland's first Gandhi statue unveiled on 150th birthday

The bronze statue was unveiled at a celebration in Ayr to mark the peacemaker's birth date.

Loyalist protest over Glasgow marches ban

Five parades were banned this weekend after sectarian disturbances over the past two weeks.

Can Glasgow ban all marches over sectarian fears?

Glasgow said it planned to stop "morons" bringing mayhem to its streets but it is not that easy.

Rangers: Mark Allen leaves as director of football 'for family reasons' and 'other options'

Rangers director of football Mark Allen tells the Scottish Premiership club he is to leave the role for family reasons and to explore other ...

Boy, 12, charged over alleged sexual assault of teacher

The 12-year-old was charged in relation to an incident at a high school in Glasgow in August.

Four in court over Republican marches disorder in Glasgow

Brian Burke, Scott Cowan, David Clark and Lindsey Daziel appear following the weekend's marches in Glasgow.

New Scottish headquarters in Glasgow for whisky firm Chivas Brothers

It is part of a £500m investment by Chivas Brothers, which is also extending its Dumbarton bottling plant.

Sword man jailed for cutting off woman's finger in Glasgow

William Rae cornered his victim outside a nursery school in Glasgow and attacked her with a sword.

Transgender waiting lists 'putting people at risk'

Campaigners say there is a desperate need for the NHS to invest in services to catch up with demand.

Man jailed for smuggling £1.2m of strong cocaine to Glasgow

Anwar Rahim, from Liverpool, ferried six 1kg bags of the drug to Glasgow before picking up £117,000 in cash.

Accountant lied on oath to protect crime gang torturer

David MacFarlane gave gangster David Sell an alibi for a savage attack on a drug dealer rival.

Giant wind turbine to be demolished by explosion

The 177m-high (580ft) turbine had been used a test site for offshore wind farms.

Climate change: Robot submarine measures shrinking Arctic glaciers

Scottish scientists find that glaciers west of Svalbard are retreating by up to 300m a year.

Edinburgh University student dies after falling from window at party

Edinburgh University pays tribute to the 21-year-old who fell from the third floor of a tenement.

Glasgow postmaster and brother cleared of killing customer

John McGuire, 56, died after an incident in a post office in Glasgow in March 2018.

Cyclist critically injured on Isle of Cumbrae road

The 69-year-old man was found badly hurt on the Fairhaven access road and airlifted to hospital.

Security guard's killers 'planned to steal van to go joyriding'

Mohammed Abu Sammour died after being driven over by his own works van in North Lanarkshire.

Anxiety attack forces pilot from cockpit

The incident happened on a flight carrying 148 passengers from Stansted to Glasgow last September.

Care worker accused of trying to murder patients at Crosshouse Hospital

Calum Knox denies attempting to kill two elderly women at Crosshouse Hospital in Kilmarnock.

Orange Order to protest over 'illegal' Glasgow marches ban

Five parades were banned after sectarian disturbances at similar events over the past two weeks.

Police name passenger killed in M73 crash in Cleland

Connor O'Neill, 24. was in a car which was involved in a collision on the A73 near Cleland.

Five Glasgow marches banned over sectarian disorder fears

It follows violent sectarian disturbances at similar events in Glasgow over the past two weekends.

Man guilty of North Lanarkshire security guard's murder

Scot Pearson, 22, was convicted of killing Mohammed Abu Sammour following a trial at the High Court in Glasgow.

Deep clean business goes bust with loss of 99 jobs

Glasgow-based Macdet Hygiene Services was hit with cash flow problems after problems with a major contract.

Two in hospital after East Kilbride shooting

Police were called to Gordon Drive in East Kilbride on Tuesday after reports of a shooting in the area.

Project for 'dangerous' young people saved from closure

The Interventions for Vulnerable Youth service has had a temporary reprieve after a charity stepped in.

PwC: 'Five shops closing per week' on high streets

A study cites online retail, business rates and Brexit uncertainty as reasons behind the closures.

COP26: Glasgow to host UN climate change summit in 2020

Up to 200 world leaders are expected to attend the COP26 at the Scottish Event Campus in 2020.

Gold ring found near Loch Lomond makes £14,000 at auction

A metal detecting enthusiast will share the cash with a farmer after finding the ring with royal links.

Boy gets community punishment for Glasgow car park attack

The 15-year-old attacked Jamie Keenan with a traffic cone at Cadogan Square Cark Park in Glasgow.

Glasgow march violence 'stain on city's reputation', says minister

Justice Secretary criticises demonstrators who are "fighting battles of centuries gone by".

Scottish Conservative MP Bill Grant to stand down at election

Bill Grant won the Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock seat in 2017 after overturning a large SNP majority.

Alesha MacPhail killer has sentence reduced by three years

Aaron Campbell was 16 when he was sentenced to life for killing the six-year-old on the Isle of Bute.

Man jailed for Saltcoats attack on two women over drug debt

Stuart McCulloch admitted forcing his way into a Saltcoats flat and hitting the women on the head with a table leg.

'We stop people killing themselves'

Meet the men casting a light on the dark shadow of male suicide, one conversation at a time.

New blood test trialled on 12,000 Scots catches lung cancer early

Thousands of Scots at risk of lung cancer took part in a trial, described as "globally significant".

PC helped obtain 'trafficked' woman's ID papers

The police officer tells a trafficking trial he was called to help the woman at a shop in Glasgow.

Graduation charges scrapped at Glasgow Caledonian University

It is the latest university to scrap the charges, after similar moves by Glasgow, Strathclyde and Aberdeen.

Glasgow postmaster and brother deny killing complaining customer

John McGuire, 56, died after an incident in a post office in Cardonald in March last year.

First Scottish schools in £1bn investment strategy revealed

A total of 26 schools in 11 council areas will be rebuilt or refurbished in the first phase of the programme.

Teenager who beat vulnerable man with axe in Glasgow flat jailed

Patrick Muldoon, 19, attacked his victim with an axe, an ashtray and a plate in a row over keys.

Man jailed for putting 13-month-old girl in tumble dryer

Thomas Dunn claimed he only "assisted" the baby, saying the child had been climbing into the machine.

Margaret Fleming killers face paying back £182,000 as legal action begins

Proceedings begin to recover benefits claimed fraudulently by Edward Cairney and Avril Jones.

Trump Turnberry: US Air Force to review Scotland resort stays

The order follows revelations some crews had stayed at one of the president's Scottish golf resorts.

Extra carriages on ScotRail trains for Scotland match

They will be on trains to and from Mount Florida and on trains travelling back to Perth and Dundee.

Revealed: Scotland's tree of the year finalists

Fans will vote for their favourites from a shortlist of six trees. including an ancient oak and a 340-year-old silver fir.

Billy Connolly: Will the Big Yin's statue ever find a home?

In 2011 a statue was built depicting two of Scotland's great comedians - but has never left storage.

Hundreds of police deployed to Republican marches

Two parades were escorted through Glasgow by officers in riot gear, with a small number of arrests made.

Trump Turnberry: US Congress launches investigation into Prestwick Airport deals

US Congress is investigating state dealings with Prestwick Airport, near the president's golf resort.

'Radio Highlife' by Auntie Flo named Scottish album of the year

The album by producer Auntie Flo scooped the £20,000 award which showcases the best of Scottish music.

Tour of Britain sweeps cross Scotland

Some of the world's best riders set off from Glasgow before heading through the south of the country.

Train chaos for fans ahead of Scotland football game

A passenger pulled the emergency alarm on a train causing significant disruption in Glasgow.

Robber convicted of blowing up cash machine in Clydebank

James Deeney's accomplice was caught in the blast in Clydebank and suffered skull and brain injuries.

Human trafficking trial: Woman was 'stolen' from Slovakia

The 25-year-old tells a trafficking trial she was taken from Slovakia and forced into having sex with two "smelly men".

Accused Scott Pearson 'thought he reversed over security guard with van'

Scott Pearson, 22, is accused of murdering father-of-four Mohammed Abu Sammour in Newarthill last October.

Police to have 'significant' presence at republican marches in Glasgow

The parades through Glasgow on Saturday come a week after a march in Govan was marred by sectarian violence.

Justice secretary to apologise over Allan Marshall's custody death

Humza Yousaf will meet the family of Allan Marshall who had a cardiac arrest during a struggle with staff.

Weir Group wins 'record' £100m mining order in Australia

The deal in Australia comes as the Glasgow-based engineering giant seeks to focus on global mining.

US Open 2019: Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid into wheelchair doubles final

Defending wheelchair doubles champions Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid reach the US Open final with a 6-0 6-3 win over the top seeds in New Yor...

Suzanne Pilley's killer David Gilroy in new appeal bid

David Gilroy is serving at least 18 years for murdering the 38-year-old in 2010.

Willie McKay: Former agent denies bankruptcy spending charges

The former agent for high-profile footballers is accused of the fraudulent transfer of property.

Scottish methadone prescription numbers 'not accurate'

The NHS does not have accurate data for the number of people on methadone, the BBC learns.

Flamingo Land's Loch Lomond resort may be refused

National park authority officials recommend the board reject the £30m development proposal.

Amy Allen death: Significant failings in care by Great Ormond Street Hospital

But he was not able to make a "firm conclusion" about the death of Ayrshire teenager Amy Allan.

First minister had 'no role' in Allan Marshall prison death case

The prison service tried to prevent publication of CCTV showing Allan Marshall being dragged on the ground.

Woman who died in Strontian car accident named

Linda MacGillivray, originally from Mull, died at the scene of the accident in Strontian, Lochaber.

Security guard trapped under own van, murder trial hears

Scot Pearson, 22, is on trial for the murder of Mohammed Abu Sammour in Newarthill last October.

Human trafficking trial: Witness refuses to give evidence

Helena Cicova was due to give evidence via video link but changed her mind at the last minute.

Council apologies after 'flawed' parking charge plans on Mull

Argyll and Bute Council apologises after its plans to introduce the £9 parking charge are challenged.

My 'anxiety' was actually a rare heart condition

Arlene Leitch says her heart palpitations were put down as anxiety until she had a cardiac arrest.

Doctors 'panicked' as Dalry teenager deteriorated after surgery

Amy Allan's mother said a "lack of planning" had contributed to her daughter's death.

Council gives two marches go-ahead after Glasgow sectarian riot

The council threatened action when violence erupted in Glasgow following a previous republican march.

Driver 'critical' after car crash with coach in Ayrshire

A Ford Fiesta collided with a single-decker bus on the A77 near Maybole on Tuesday afternoon.

Fast-flowing water halts River Kelvin 'body' search

Police divers were forced to call off a search in the River Kelvin following reports of a body in the water.

Teenager charged over abuse aimed at Celtic captain Scott Brown

A video shared on social media showed offensive comments being aimed at the midfielder regarding his late sister.

Removal of Ayrshire teen's breathing tube 'wasn't right'

A senior doctor said the move caused severe problems for Amy Allan, who died after back surgery.

Bid to identify Glasgow sectarian rioters in criminal probe

Detectives have launched a "robust" criminal investigation into the clash in Glasgow on Friday.

Diageo faces wave of strikes in Scotland over pay

Unions say the action later this month will hit all of the drinks giant's sites north of the border.

Workers at 'sophisticated' cannabis factory in Paisley jailed

The four helped run the Paisley operation in a converted office block over three floors.

STV profit 'shows growth plan starting to deliver'

The Scottish broadcaster reports strong first-half profits after introducing a new growth strategy.

Abuse survivors ready for legal action against Celtic

A solicitor confirms several test cases will be started in connection with abuse at Celtic Boys Club.

Emergency crews called to reports of body in Glasgow river

A rescue boat is launched in the River Kelvin in Glasgow's west end and part of the bridge is cordoned off.

Human trafficking trial: Woman and sister 'sold to two men'

A 25-year-old women tells a human trafficking trial she was sold after being brought to Scotland from Slovakia.

Scotland's genetic landscape reflects Dark Age populations

Genetic results show that many people live in the same areas as their ancestors did a millennium ago.

Unseen letters show how Glasgow helped JFK on road to White House

John F Kennedy visited the city in 1939 to meet survivors of the first ship to be sunk by Germany in World War Two.

Ayrshire teenager died after back surgery complications

An inquest hears the 14-year-old was "off the radar" of specialists at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Man charged with attempted murder outside Glasgow mosque

Amar Akram, who is 33, made no plea at Glasgow Sheriff Court and was remanded in custody.

Man seriously hurt in Glasgow street stabbing

The 20-year-old is being treated in hospital following the incident in Glasgow on Sunday.

Natalie McGarry: Ex-MP refused permission to appeal prison sentence

Natalie McGarry was jailed for 18 months for embezzling more than £25,000 from pro-independence groups.

Crime gang member traced to Spain jailed for four-and-a-half years

Joseph Lindsay was caught after he left DNA traces on elastic bands used to bundle up money.

Peaky Blinders: Who were the real Billy Boys?

The Glasgow razor gang are making their mark in the latest season of Peaky Blinders.

Council 'to push the law' over sectarian disorder in Govan

The move follows sectarian disorder during an Irish Unity march in Glasgow on Friday night.

Man dies after two-car crash in North Lanarkshire

The 24-year-old was a passenger in a car which hit another vehicle on the A73 near Cleland.

Rangers 0-2 Celtic: Odsonne Edouard & Jonny Hayes earn Old Firm win

Celtic end Rangers' 12-game unbeaten run and move three points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership after winning a frantic Old ...

Two men arrested after funeral brawl at Glasgow mosque

One person attending the funeral in Govanhill, Glasgow, was treated for stab wounds after the fight.

Waste collection costs hit £15m after HES collapse

Contingency measures had to be put in place after the failure of Healthcare Environmental Services.