Parents demand answers over troubled Glasgow hospital

Families of patients treated at Glasgow's children's hospital say they have no confidence in the health board.

Two men charged over shooting at Glasgow traffic lights

The men, aged 28 and 53, are arrested in connection with the death of Kenny Reilly in Glasgow last year.

Police investigate woman's death in Govan street

The 45-year-old was found in the Govan area of Glasgow in the early hours of Saturday.

Football star Rose Reilly among women donating brains for study

Rose Reilly wants to help experts learn more about the effects of brain injuries on women.

Clutha crash: Pilot David Traill "trusted implicitly" by his crew

An inquiry into the helicopter crash was "very disappointing", says the families of two PCs killed in the tragedy.

Paedophile priest defrocked by the Pope

Paul Moore, who was convicted of sexually abusing three boys, can no longer call himself "father".

Woman charged over biker 'hit and run'

The 18-year-old victim suffered serious injuries when he was was thrown from his bike in Glasgow.

SNH apologises for killing 300 beech trees on Inchtavannach Island

The mature beech trees were poisoned on Inchtavannach Island in 2013 without fully consulting its owners.

Glasgow's ex-lord provost to repay £2,000 of expenses claims

Eva Bolander will hand back a quarter of the £8,000 in expenses that led to her resignation as Glasgow's lord provost.

Quad biker dies after crashing into lamppost in Glasgow

The 27-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash in Glasgow's Knightswood area.

'Milly would be here' had Glasgow hospital followed advice

The mother of a girl who died at a Glasgow hospital says water contamination risks should have been addressed in 2015.

Warning of 'high risk' to water supply at Glasgow hospital

Inspectors warned of infection risk in the water supply at Scotland's biggest hospital, a new reports show.

Teenage biker seriously injured in Glasgow hit and run

Police want to trace the driver of a white BMW who failed to stop after the incident in Glasgow.

Women in farming excluded by 'outdated attitudes'

The taskforce report shines light into some "very dark corners of Scottish agriculture".

TSB confirms 17 branch closures in Scotland

They are among 82 branches across the UK earmarked for closure as part of a cost-cutting plan.

General election 2019: 'This has to be a climate election' - Harvie

The Scottish Green co-leader says climate change must be a central issue in the election campaign.

Decision day for Glasgow all-girls school Notre Dame

Councillors in Glasgow will decide whether Notre Dame High School should admit boys.

The 'scandal' of Scotland's longest gangland trial

The trial of Paul Ferris was the longest and most costly in Scottish criminal history at the time.

Driver convicted of causing schoolgirl's death on crossing

Kieran Kennedy, 20, struck Megan Scott, 15, in East Kilbride a second after the traffic lights changed.

Vandals attack Scottish government minister's office

The office of South Lanarkshire MSP Aileen Campbell was daubed with graffiti and a window was smashed.

Tories suspend Glasgow candidate amid 'anti-Muslim' comments probe

The party withdraws support for Flora Scarabello following a complaint of "anti-Muslim language".

Hairmyres sets up 'car park' operating theatre

The facility at Hairmyres Hospital in East Kilbride is expected to be active from January until the summer.

Ex-Celtic Boys Club Frank Cairney manager cleared of sex attack

Frank Cairney's conviction was quashed after details emerged one of his alleged victims had a conviction for dishonesty.

TRNSMT: Gender balanced festival line-ups 'several years' away

TRNSMT boss says that more women need to be "picking up guitars" to address festival gender balance.

Jo Swinson wins court bid to stop SNP 'fracking' leaflet

The Liberal Democrat leader asked the Court of Session to stop the Royal Mail from distributing the leaflet.

Scotland's first heroin treatment clinic for addicts opens

It is hoped the facility will help reduce street drug use, overdose deaths and the spread of HIV in the city.

Teenage passenger 'critical' after Bothwell crash

A 16-year-old boy has been taken to hospital following the crash in Bothwell in South Lanarkshire.

Lewis Capaldi and Liam Gallagher to headline TRNSMT

An estimated 150,000 music fans are expected to attend the three-day festival on Glasgow Green in July.

Man left with 'serious' injuries after Drumchapel stabbing

Police appeal for witnesses after an early morning attack on a 20-year-old man in Drumchapel.

Driver 'doing 46mph' before hitting girl on East Kilbride crossing

A police officer describes Kieran Kennedy's driving as "dangerous" in the lead-up to the girl's death.

Scots actor Gray O'Brien reveals tonsil cancer diagnosis

The Coronation Street and Casualty star has been treated for tonsil cancer in Glasgow for the past three months.

COP26: Glasgow Science Centre events to tie up with UN climate change summit

The venue will be the base for a series of events at the COP26 UN Climate Summit in Glasgow in 2020.

Milly Main: Hospital infection spiked at time of child's death

Health Protection Scotland analysed rates of some infections among cancer patients at Glasgow's children's hospital.

Drug dealer who headed Glasgow organised crime gang is jailed

Anthony O'Hare set up the heroin and cocaine gang after being released early from prison.

Dave King to step down as Rangers chairman

Dave King is to step down as the chairman of Rangers after four-and-a-half years at the helm.

Celtic partially close rail seating for Rennes match following Uefa fine

Celtic say there will be "a partial closure of the rail seating section" of their ground against Rennes after last week's Uefa...

Gordon Reid: Scotland prop has no regrets over fire rescue, despite man 'running away'

Scotland prop Gordon Reid has no regrets about running into a smoke-filled house - despite the man he rescued then "legging it down the...

Glasgow's winter night shelter will open early

Operators have confirmed the Glasgow winter night shelter will open three days early on Thursday 28 November.

Workman taken to hospital after trench collapse

Police said the man was taken to hospital after the incident in Glasgow but his condition is unknown.

Police hunt gang after station car park stabbing

British Transport Police said the victim, who is in his 50s, was attacked in the car park at Blantyre railway station.

Girl, 15, killed on East Kilbride crossing 'was on phone'

A court heard Megan Scott appeared to be holding a phone when she stepped onto a crossing and was hit by a car.

General election 2019: The towns and cities least likely to vote

City dwellers tend to vote differently to the rest of the country and this divide is deepening.

Curlers left in cold as Braehead rink announces closure

The Braehead rink, which is home to about 40 clubs, will close at the end of the current curling season.

Coatbridge girl, 14, missing after going out for a run

Police are concerned for teenager Bobbi McCrory after she did not return home overnight.

Eight-day strikes at 12 Scottish universities begin

Members of the University and College Union (UCU) are disputing pay, working conditions and pensions.

Man seriously hurt in Morrisons car park stabbing in Bellshill

Police were called to the scene in Bellshill, North Lanarkshire, after two suspects "ran off".

Celtic and Lazio fined for fans' banner and chants

Celtic are fined £12,900 for an "illicit banner" and obscene chants by their fans, while opponents Lazio are fined £8,600.

Historic Glasgow building to be demolished

The former 'What Every Woman Wants' department store will be replaced by offices.

Man on trial over teenager's death on East Kilbride crossing

The 20-year-old is accused of causing 15-year-old Megan Scott's death by dangerous driving.

'Special measures' for Glasgow's health board

The health secretary said the board would be escalated to stage four of the NHS Board Performance Escalation Framework.

Carers left disabled man naked in bath in Carntyne for 21 hours

One of the men went to sleep after his supervisor advised him to leave the disabled man where he was.

Sir Boyd Tunnock: 'Queen prefers teacake over wafer'

The creator of the chocolate treat made the revelation after receiving a knighthood at Buckingham Palace.

Mother of hospital death boy: 'I've been ignored'

Victoria Freeman has been seeking answers since the death of her three-year-old son Mason in 2017.

Girl hit by car before Christmas lights switch on

Police said the pedestrian was taken to Crosshouse Hospital but her condition is unknown.

Man in court over university sex attacks

The 34-year-old has been charged following three alleged sex attacks in the city's west end.

Celtic supporter banned after toddler pitch invasion

Anthony Smith was among supporters who took to the field after his side scored in a win over Rangers.

Murder accused admits killing Galston neighbour with punch

William Nimmo's offer to plead guilty to the culpable homicide of Stuart Clelland in East Ayrshire was not accepted.

Serial rapist given life sentence for Coatbridge attacks

One of George Porteous' victims came forward after seeing a news report that he had abused other women.

Pilot aged 83 escapes from fireball plane in Lanarkshire field

The pilot had just landed in a field in Thankerton, South Lanarkshire, when smoke filled the cockpit.

E-sports: How gaming helped Liam McCarron live the dream

A skin condition forced Liam McCarron to miss a school year, but now he's "on top of the world".

Partick Thistle: EuroMillions winner Colin Weir to gift control to fans

EuroMillions winner Colin Weir completes his takeover at Partick Thistle and plans to gift ownership to fans next year.

Burglars steal fuel from Glasgow Humane Society lifeboats

Staff branded thieves "scummy" after the break-in at the life-saving river organisation at Glasgow Green.

Glasgow University's rugby teams say sorry for speeches

Both men and women's rugby team make apology following 'racist' and 'sexist' language at official dinner.

Scottish names suggested for distant planet and star

Astronomers are running a competition to name the planet and star more than 700 light years from Earth.

MSP Shona Robison's online abuser returned to psychiatric clinic

The 35-year-old man from Glasgow called for Shona Robison to be "terminated" in a series of posts.

Man in hospital after he is stabbed in stomach in Ayr

Police say the 39-year-old man is "stable" after being taken to University Hospital Ayr after attack.

Health secretary issues apology over child deaths in Glasgow hospital

Jeane Freeman expressed her "deepest sympathies" to the families of two children who died in a Glasgow hospital.

Prestwick Airport 'options considered' as sale deadline passes

The transport secretary says he remains focussed on returning Prestwick Airport to private ownership.

General election 2019: Ten seats to watch in Scotland

A look at 10 constituencies in Scotland which could tell the story of the general election.

Health secretary to make statement on crisis-hit Glasgow NHS board

The health secretary is facing calls to put the Glasgow health board into "special measures".

Glasgow University increases security after west end sex attacks

Four alleged sex attacks have been reported and students have been issued with security guidance.

Law firm suspends asylum seeker interpreters

Three interpreters are suspended amid a police investigation into reports of fraud in the asylum system.

Tractor driver admits causing Ayrshire fatal crash

William Dykes was towing a trailer when he pulled in front of a Harley Davidson driven by Colin Rutherford.

Body found in Bishopbriggs after search for missing 89-year-old woman

The family of Helen Maider, who was last seen at 06:00 on Tuesday, have been told of the discovery.

Hospital review has examined water contamination

The investigation into Glasgow's largest hospital will be published in the spring, the health secretary tells MSPs.

Man arrested on gun charges after organised crime raid in Ayrshire

The 41-year-old was held on firearms charges following a police search of a property in East Ayrshire.

Charities call for Glasgow homeless shelter to open early

An unexpected cold snap has seen winter supplies run low before seasonal appeals have even begun.

NHS board 'truly sorry' over handling of child deaths

The apology from NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde came hours after the health secretary criticised the board.

'Homeless' man dies after being found in freezing Glasgow car park

The 43-year-old was discovered in a Glasgow city centre car park on Sunday evening and later died.

Health Secretary had no prior knowledge of hospital death

Health Secretary Jeane Freeman refuses to rule out government intervention at Glagow health board.

Isle of Mull earthquake compared to low flying jet

Geology experts say the tremor with a magnitude of 2.1 hit the island on Friday night.

Man seriously injured confronting home intruder in Irvine

The man, understood to be in his 60s, was taken to after the attack in Irvine.

Glasgow hospital death of three-year-old boy probed by police

He died in 2017 at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus, three weeks before the death of another child.

Why Glasgow is Britain’s best city for music lovers

The author of a book on the music forged in the UK’s industrial cities takes in Glasgow gigs, record shops and pubs, and the stories of the ...

Demolition work begins after Glasgow tenement collapse

More than 40 properties were evacuated around the site of the four-storey building in Glasgow.

NHS board special measures call over child's hospital death

MSP Anas Sarwar says Glasgow's health board is "not fit for purpose" over its handling of infection problems.

Children In Need 2019: Donations from Scotland reach £3.9m

Veteran news presenter Jackie Bird returned to the screen to host the BBC Scotland coverage from Glasgow.

'Scotland's photograph album' goes on display

The MacKinnon Collection, which contains more than 14,000 images, was bought for £1m in 2018.

Gerry Cinnamon: The do-it-yourself stadium act

The singer operates outside the mainstream - but is now planning a massive homecoming show at Glasgow's Hampden Park.

Mother 'let down' over daughter's death at hospital death in Glasgow

The mother of a young girl who died at a Glasgow hospital is "100%" certain contaminated water killed her.

Twenty tonnes of salmon 'missing' after crash in Argyll

Argyll and Bute Council says fish may have entered the food supply chain but urges people not to eat the salmon.

Hong Kong protests: Scottish universities recall exchange students

The universities of Glasgow, Edinburgh, Stirling, Aberdeen, Dundee and Queen Margaret are helping students return to Scotland.

Watt Brothers: Sauchiehall Street store to close in December

More than 50 jobs are now at risk at the firm's store in Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street, unless a buyer can be found.

Arctic tech in Cairngorms could give early warning of floods

Equipment designed to analyse sea ice has been installed in the Cairngorms to gather data on melting snow.

Firm loses case against employee who fell for £200k email scam

A court rules in favour of Patricia Reilly who was sacked by Peebles Media Group in Glasgow.

Health secretary Jeane Freeman faces resignation call over child death

The health secretary knew a child died as a result of an infection potentially linked to water two months ago.

Church minister who heckled Corbyn suspended over tweets

It emerged that Rev Richard Cameron had made Islamophobic and homophobic comments on Twitter.

'I was agony but couldn't get a breast reduction on the NHS'

Women in Scotland say they are falling through the cracks of health care despite suffering chronic pain.

Leaner admits causing friend's death after police chase

Ramsay Stevenson had taken drugs before the crash in Glasgow which claimed the life of Cameron Donaldson.

Child's hospital death 'linked to contaminated water'

A whistleblower claimed a cancer patient died as a result of contaminated water at Scotland's largest hospital.

Flu vaccine delay for schoolchildren across Scotland

A UK-wide shortage of the nasal spray is leading to delays in school flu programmes across Scotland.

Glasgow church minister who heckled Corbyn in Twitter storm

The Church of Scotland says it will "take seriously" complaints about Rev Richard Cameron's controversial tweets.

Biker dies 12 days after crash with car in Glasgow

A 23-year-old biker who was seriously hurt in a crash in Glasgow on Halloween has died in hospital.

Man acquitted of killing Oban OAPs on health grounds

Oskars Rancevs will be returned to the State Hospital at Carstairs for further treatment.

Man arrested over death of Christopher Nicol in Greenock

Christopher Nicol, 27, died following an incident at his home in Maple Road, Greenock in September.

General election 2019: Former Labour MP Tom Harris backs Tories ahead of election

Tom Harris, a former junior minister under Tony Blair, urges voters to back the Conservatives to keep Jeremy Corbyn out of power.

Asylum seeker lock-change eviction appeal court decision due

Earlier this year, the Court of Session said Home Office contractor Serco did not act unlawfully.

Pollokshields fire: Community rallies to help those affected

Glaswegians pull together to help one another after a devastating fire destroys a tenement in Pollokshields.

Gang member arrested with guns claimed he was a painter

Police also seized Royal Mail uniforms and council hi-vis vests during an operation in Glasgow in March.

Police investigate spitting at football official

Police Scotland investigates fan misbehaviour, including spitting at a match official, at Saturday's Scottish Championship game between ...

General election 2019: Brexit Party MEP quits as candidate

Louis Stedman-Bryce, the Brexit Party's MEP for Scotland, attacks its decision not to field candidates in seats held by the Tories.

Lady in a Fur Wrap: Mystery of Glasgow painting revealed

Experts shed light on the origin of the Spanish masterpiece which has been debated for more than 100 years.

Glasgow bus driver admits careless driving after wall crash

First Bus driver Norma Dorran, 62, failed to stop at a red light in Cardonald, Glasgow.

Bus operator McGill's faces strike action in pay dispute

Unite says former Arriva staff, who moved to McGill's after a takeover in 2011, are lagging behind on pay.

Families forced out of homes by Glasgow tenement collapse

The building collapsed after a fire broke out in a ground floor shop in Glasgow's Pollokshields area.

Killer slit HMP Kilmarnock inmate's throat in murder bid

James O'Rourke attacked Thomas Peacock while the two were exercising at HMP Kilmarnock.

Scotland falls silent in Armistice Day remembrance

Memorials were held across the country to commemorate the end of World War One.

Bill Barr: Ayr United pay tribute as former chairman dies

Former Ayr United and Barr Construction chairman Bill Barr dies, leaving the football club "deeply saddened".

Firefighters tackle tenement blaze in Glasgow's southside

Residents have been evacuated and nearby roads are closed following the fire in Glasgow's Pollokshields.

London-Glasgow passengers choose rail over air

In the 12 months to July 2019, a record 29% of customers travelled with Virgin Trains rather than by plane.

The Russian adventurer who is heading to the stratosphere

Fedor Konyukhov is seeking a high-altitude hot-air balloon record, with the help of an 80-year-old Scot.

Farmers 'should think more like pilots' for safety, say researchers

Agriculture workers could use a check-list to make the industry less dangerous, researchers say.

Irvine cold-case killer urged to examine conscience

Shona Stevens was killed in a "vicious and frenzied" attack as she returned from the shops 25 years ago.

First minister to lead Scottish Remembrance events

Nicola Sturgeon will give a reading at a service in Edinburgh for those killed in armed conflict.

The woman who stood up to a witch-hunt

In 1597, whistleblower Marion Walker took on powerful men to expose a shocking miscarriage of justice.

Human traffickers jailed for selling women in Glasgow

Victims were taken from Slovakia to Glasgow and forced into prostitution or sham marriages.

Body found after police failed to list Ayrshire woman missing

The 38-year-old was found dead at her Ayrshire home more than 12 hours after police were contacted.

Celtic fans' bus ambushed in Rome after win over Lazio

Several Celtic supporters have been attacked in Rome when a shuttle bus transporting them from the stadium broke down and was ambushed.

Van driver dies after crash with car on A70 near Carnwath

The 49-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene near Carnwath in South Lanarkshire.

Rangers 2-0 Porto: Steven Gerrard's men move closer to Europa League last 32

Two goals in four minutes earned Rangers a rousing victory over Porto to surge closer to the Europa League knockout stages.

Lazio 1-2 Celtic: Neil Lennon's side reach Europa League last 32

Olivier Ntcham's stoppage-time strike earns Celtic a stunning win over Lazio in Rome and a place in the knockout stages of the Europa Le...

'Casualty on tracks' halts Glasgow Subway

Emergency services are called to Kelvinbridge station following reports of a casualty on the tracks.

Men attempt to ferry £6.8m heroin haul to Scotland

The drug couriers were caught on the M74 by police after travelling from the Midlands.

Lawyer cleared of ordering cousin to kill 'thief'

A judge dismissed the murder case against Joanna Threshie, 37, after hearing legal submissions

Holocaust rose tree destroyed by vandals in Glasgow

The tree and plaque were situated in a Glasgow park to commemorate Roma people who died.

Glasgow primary school closed after norovirus outbreak

More than 100 pupils at St Angela's Primary in Glasgow are believed to have become unwell.

'Celtic fans' stabbed by masked men in Rome

The two men were attacked outside a bar ahead of Celtic's Europa League match against Lazio.

Glasgow named cultural and creative 'centre' of UK

European report ranks 190 cities in 30 countries on their "cultural vibrancy" and "creative economy."

Benjamin Creme's stolen paintings found in California

More than 1,200 paintings are believed to have been stolen between November 2011 and August 2012.

Kilmarnock-Rangers incidents: Total of 13 arrested

Police confirm a total of 13 men and boys have now been arrested and charged after the 4 August game.

Police name 'mystery' man who died after Ayrshire crash

Police had appealed for help to identify a man who was hit by a car in Kilbirnie, North Ayrshire on Monday.

Hundreds of dogs attend 'Nae Fireworks' party

The event offers "respite" and a safe space for anxious dogs affected by the fireworks at this time of year.

Man who shook a baby and blamed his brain damage on a puppy is jailed

Paul Carlton, 25, violently shook the eight-week old boy in Glasgow, leaving him with serious brain damage.

Man and woman critical after targeted Greenock 'stabbing'

Detectives are hunting two men after the 52-year-old man and 37-year-old woman were attacked in a Greenock flat.

Woman who died after being hit by Mazda in Glasgow named

Agnes King, 95, was walking in the south side of Glasgow when she was fatally injured.

'Being a good guy boss left me £1.2m in debt'

Murray Menzies is one of scores of small traders facing financial ruin over a pensions scheme.

Scottish Friendly in 'landmark' Canada Life deal

The Scottish mutual says it is taking over Canada Life's UK pensions and life assurance policies.

Glasgow named European Capital of Sport for 2023

Glasgow succeeds in its bid to be named European Capital of Sport in 2023, becoming the first city to take the title twice.

Balaclava pair rob elderly women in Glasgow house at knifepoint

The two men "ransacked" the Glasgow property and left one woman injured before driving off.

All Mothercare UK stores to close

The baby goods firm, which has 79 retail stores in the UK, has appointed administrators from PwC.

Lorraine Kelly: 'All the life had drained out of me'

The presenter discusses her career in broadcasting and whether she has an on-air persona.

Weir Group axes 450 US oil and gas division jobs

The Glasgow-based engineer says the move is part of plans to cut costs in the face of tough trading in the US.

University workers vote for eight-day strike

Workers are to strike from 25 November in disputes over pay and pensions, the University and College Union says.

Mother and son jailed after police cannabis farm raid

Carole Gordon, 56, and Ryan Gordon, 28, produced and supplied cannabis from their flat in Shettleston, Glasgow.

Notre Dame High: Councillors move to final vote on all-girls school

Scotland's only remaining girls-only state school looks likely to start admitting boys following a consultation.

Former nurse jailed for stabbing daughter

Irene Forrester, 66, knifed daughter Linda Ann, 38, four times, after telling her: "I don't love you as much as I used to."

Vegan school meal options promised after mother's campaign

A Scottish council has agreed to provide vegan options in all its schools following one mum's campaign.

Glasgow cancer tests hold promise of more clinical trials

A suite of tests developed in Scotland could help patients access the latest treatments and trials.

Mactaggart & Mickel profits hit by 'challenging' market

Glasgow-based Mactaggart & Mickel saw revenues rise in the year to 30 April but pre-tax profits were down.

'Major' police incident in Glasgow near Ibrox Stadium

Police, armed response, fire and ambulance crews are all attending an incident in Govan.

Barefoot pedestrian seriously injured in North Ayrshire crash

Police are trying to identify the man, who is believed to be in his 30s and was carrying a walking stick.

Clutha crash: Pilot David Traill's reputation 'sullied' by inquiry

Fiancee Dr Lucy Thomas says she was compelled to respond after the sheriff found Captain David Traill "took a chance".

Girl, 15, dragged from passenger seat of car in Airdrie

Police appeal for information after the girl was threatened and pulled from the passenger seat before the car was stolen.

Roof collapses inside Paisley shopping centre

Fire, ambulance and police were called to the Paisley Centre after a structural collapse on Monday afternoon.

Prisoner who slashed gangland killer Raymond Anderson is jailed

Paul Shields used a razor to attack convicted murderer Raymond Anderson at a prison in Lanarkshire.

Alzheimer's trek: 'I set out from home 10 months ago'

Karen Penny arrives in Glasgow, 10 months into her four-year 20,000 mile journey around the coastline of the UK and Ireland.

Woman dies and man injured in South Lanarkshire crash

The crash happened on the A749 East Kilbride Road junction in South Lanarkshire.

Glasgow scientists win funding for new radiotherapy techniques

Researchers in Glasgow hope to develop targeted treatments for cancer with fewer side-effects.

New police drones deployed to find missing people

The drones use advanced cameras and neural computer networks to spot missing and vulnerable people.

MP call for decriminalisation of personal use drug possession

A group of 12 Scottish MPs says the UK government must change the law to help tackle the drug crisis.

Labour MP Paul Sweeney 'groped' by Tory MP Ross Thomson in Commons bar

Paul Sweeney is said to have reported Ross Thomson to Westminster's standards watchdog following the alleged incident.

Mikaku, Glasgow: ‘So much more than the sum of its parts’ – restaurant review | Jay Rayner

On a dreary night in Glasgow head for Mikaku, the city’s kitsch but buzzing Japanese inn Mikaku, 25 Queen Street, Glasgow G1 3EF (0141 221 ...

Peru Two: 'Stop judging me for my drug-smuggling past'

Michaella McCollum, one of the Peru Two, on how she went from Ibiza parties to a Peruvian prison.

Nicola Sturgeon: Independence within 'touching distance'

The first minister is set to address an independence rally as she steps up demands for another referendum.

Former Labour MSP Anne McTaggart quits party and joins SNP

Anne McTaggart, who is now a Glasgow city councillor, said she wanted to be part of "something positive".

Scientists solve mystery behind how gannets hunt for fish

A Glasgow University study has shed light on how the seabirds decide where best to search for fish.

First Milk to close Campbeltown Creamery

Efforts by local farmers to save the Mull of Kintyre cheddar maker fail, putting 14 jobs at risk.

Glasgow School of Art: Venues to close to the public

Staff at the Glasgow School of Art bar and club stage a protest as they face an uncertain future.

Clarkston and Newton Mearns shops 'ram-raided'

Two shops in Clarkston and Newton Mearns suffer extensive damage after being targeted overnight.

Margaret Fleming: Police make body appeal to killer carers

Detectives urge Edward Cairney and Avril Jones to reveal what they did with the body of the woman missing since 1999.

Knifeman who stabbed innocent woman in Coatbridge home is jailed

Billy Smith is jailed for eight years for trying to kill the woman in her home in North Lanarkshire.

Man jailed for murder after stabbing in Shotts close

He will serve at least 20 years in jail after being convicted of the murder in Shotts, North Lanarkshire.

Woman, 95, dies after being hit by car in Glasgow

The pedestrian was struck by a red Mazda in the south side of Glasgow on Thursday.

My baby’s hip dysplasia was only spotted by chance

Most cases of hip dysplasia are being missed at the six-week GP check, leading to problems later on.