Man arrested after police seize £1.4m of cannabis

Police recovered more than 2,000 plants during a raid on an industrial unit in Maryhill, Glasgow.

Climate marchers in Glasgow highlight flooding danger

A protest highlights the risk from rising sea levels and extreme weather events.

Teenager serious after 'despicable' gang attack in Glasgow

The 16-year-old was targeted on Argyle Street, at its junction with Jamaica Street, in Glasgow city centre.

Weather warnings issued for Scotland

As Storm Jorge brings the fourth weekend of storms to the UK, yellow warnings are issued for Scotland.

Why are Scottish councils closing their outdoor centres?

Residential centres have given generations of schoolchildren a taste of outdoor life, but more are set to close this year.

Motherwell manager acquitted of assault charges

Stephen Robinson had been accused of assaulting his partner Robyn Lauchlan in Edinburgh.

Man who swallowed his false teeth wins NHS damages

Derek Hamilton won £195,000 damages after an operation to remove a swallowed dental plate left him seriously ill.

New aircraft parts factory in Prestwick officially opens

The Spirit AeroSystems facility in Prestwick will make components for spoilers on Airbus A320 wings.

Body found on Bute identified as man missing for three months

Paul Connolly was reported missing on the Isle of Bute by his family in November.

Rangers draw Bayer Leverkusen in Europa League last 16

Rangers will face 1988 Uefa Cup winners Bayer Leverkusen in the last 16 of the Europa League.

Copenhagen scorer Michael Santos charged after Celtic win

Michael Santos was allegedly involved in an altercation as his side celebrated their second goal.

Periscopes for nuclear subs to be made in Glasgow

Defence minister Baroness Goldie announces a £330m Dreadnought sub-contract for Thales UK.

Abuse by paddle steamer captain David Neill 'left me broken'

A victim of paedophile David Neill speaks out after he is jailed for seven years for abusing boys in the 1980s.

Trump wealth order probe urged over Scottish golf resorts

Scottish Greens co-leader Patrick Harvie claims there are "big questions" about how the US President paid for them.

Partner did not want Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson charged

Motherwell manager Stephen Robinson is accused of assaulting his partner on Edinburgh's Waverley Bridge.

Two men arrested over Stepps shooting incident

The shots were fired at a house in Stepps, North Lanarkshire, in December 2019.

Coronavirus traps Scots in Tenerife hotel

Stephen Diamond and his wife Lynn are among a group of 10 from Scotland who should have come home on Monday.

East Renfrewshire to increase council tax by almost 5%

The local authority has put the domestic tax up as well as approving a £209m infrastructure spending plan.

Warning over possible cuts to police officer numbers

The number of officers could be cut to help balance the books, warns Scotland's top police officer.

Football sex abuse scandal: Youth 'trafficked' by paedophiles

A former soldier says he was assaulted by Barry Bennell in Blackpool after being introduced to him by a Scottish coach.

Man pointed loaded gun at Glasgow bar bouncers

Francis Smith took out the self-loading pistol outside a busy bar in Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street.

UK summit looks at tackling record drug deaths

Almost 4,300 people died from drug misuse across the UK in 2018, a record figure.

Deacon Blue stars launch annual SCIAF Wee Box appeal

Ricky Ross and Lorraine McIntosh recently visited the Democratic Republic of Congo with the aid agency.

Glasgow health board launches legal action over super hospital

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde sues firms involved in the construction of Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

Celtic: Rare football shirt stolen from National Football Museum

The "unique" match-worn Celtic shirt was taken from a display at the National Football Museum.

Weir Group to focus on mining after oil losses

Rising demand for battery metals prompts a shift in the Glasgow-based firm's focus following annual losses.

Scottish drugs summit over tackling death rate

The Scottish government holds a summit just 24 hours before a UK government event in the same venue.

New director appointed for Glasgow School of Art

Penny Macbeth, who is currently the dean of Manchester School of Art, will take up the post in May.

Man guilty of stabbing armed robber to death in Easterhouse home

Patrick Phinn stabbed Ronald Pattison 17 times after he turned up at his house in Glasgow demanding money.

Health board cuts out-of-hours care at five centres

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde blames a lack of available GPs for the"temporary" closures of five centres.

Emma Caldwell murder suspect jailed for attacking former girlfriend

Iain Packer was arrested just days after he featured in a BBC documentary on Emma Caldwell's murder.

Scottish Water fined £19k over Clyde raw sewage release

People living near the Clyde in Glasgow were forced to keep their windows shut for three weeks.

Child migrant: Finding family existed was 'like lottery win'

The 85-year-old told the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry he was sent to Canada from a UK orphanage when he was 10.

Luss tourism: Villagers urge council to control traffic

Residents of Luss, on the banks of Loch Lomond, claim the picturesque village is overwhelmed by visitors.

Para turned IRA man Paddy O'Kane 'central to murders'

The three Scottish soldiers were lured to their deaths by the IRA in Belfast in 1971.

North Lanarkshire to increase council tax by almost 5%

The local authority's leader admitted it faced a "difficult task" to reduce spending by £31m.

Overnight ice warning issued for Scotland

The yellow warning cites hazardous travel conditions with wintry showers and icy patches.

Apology after drag queen visit to Paisley primary school

Concerns were raised about the sexual content of social media posts by FlowJob, following an event in Paisley.

Man jailed for five years over fatal single punch

Thomas Allan assaulted his victim after a game of pool at a pub in South Lanarkshire.

Snow to sweep Scotland sparking travel disruption

A Met Office yellow warning for snow is in place affecting most parts of Scotland on Monday.

How Scotland's parks could heat homes with low-carbon energy

Ground heat in urban parks could generate significant energy, according to new research.

River Clyde search after missing woman's belongings found

Emily Hope, 22, has not been seen since leaving a nightclub in Glasgow in the early hours of Saturday.

Arrest after Dennistoun reports of man with firearm

A 28-year-old man is due to appear in court on Monday after being arrested in the Dennistoun area of Glasgow.

MSPs call for action over rendition flights investigation

The cross-party group wants Police Scotland to be given an unredacted report into alleged CIA torture.

Franklin Graham: Legal action claims over Glasgow cancellation

US evangelist group claims the Glasgow venue must explain to court why Franklin Graham event was cancelled.

Woman seriously injured following fire at Glasgow flats

The 31-year-old was taken to hospital after the blaze broke out in the Possilpark area of Glasgow.

Snow and ice warnings in place across Scotland

The Met Office said wintry showers are expected in the central Scotland, Grampian, Highlands and Argyll and Bute regions.

The Batman begins filming in Glasgow city centre

Film crews set up around the Necropolis cemetery as Batman is seen riding a motorbike.

Woman hit by falling M&S sign in Glasgow city centre

The pedestrian is taken to hospital after the sign landed on her outside the store in Argyle Street.

Vehicles left stranded by heavy flooding in Renfrewshire

Pictures posted on social media show roads covered by deep water in Paisley and Lochwinnoch.

Glasgow woman jailed for attempting to kill her sister

The 31-year-old broke down a barricaded bedroom door and then stabbed her sister 23 times.

Scottish universities staff strike over pay and pensions

Industrial action is taking place across the country following rows over pay and pension funds.

Boy given life 'internal decapitation' murder in East Kilbride

The 17-year-old stamped on the face of Frank Sinclair, 61, severing his spine from his head.

Violent inmate detained without time limit

A psychiatrist says 26-year-old Ewan MacDonald poses a very high risk of danger to the public.

Apology demanded for gypsy traveller 'Tinker Experiment'

The operation saw families of gypsy travellers forced to leave their lives on the road and live in hutted settlements.

Man arrested over death of 34-year-old in Ayr

Police say a 26-year-old man has been charged following the incident at a property in Ayr on 8 February.

Gas heating to be banned in Scotland's castles

Historic Environment Scotland says it wants to be "net-zero" by 2045 in line with government targets.

'Urgent action' needed on prison pressures say MSPs

A new report calls for more contingency measures to ensure the prison system can cope with 'failing' jails.

Councils prepare to set budgets and tax rates

Council tax payers in Glasgow and Edinburgh will learn how much bills will go up by in April.

Taxi driver to face trial over East Kilbride 'hit-and-run murder'

The 49-year-old is accused of knocking a man down with his car in East Kilbride before driving over his head and body.

More than 200 people test negative for coronavirus in Scotland

Screening began in Scotland 10 days ago, after previous samples were sent to test centres in England.

Coatbridge station closed after man found unconscious

Police investigate after a "young man" is found in the street next to Coatbridge Sunnyside station.

£2.5m repair plan for 'port of refuge' Gourock ferry terminal

Repairs to the Gourock ferry terminal will once more provide an alternative route from Bute and Arran.

Man jailed over 'zombie apocalypse' improvised bomb plan

A number of "devices" were seized from James Carson, including tubes wrapped in cling film with green wire sticking out the top.

Glasgow NHS bosses refer Milly Main infection death to prosecutors

NHS chiefs in Glasgow have passed details of their investigation into Milly Main's death to the procurator fiscal.

Rapid tests to help tackle Glasgow's HIV outbreak

Results are available in minutes as the city tackles the worst outbreak of the infection in decades.

Man gets life for slashing Ayr mother-of-two's neck

John Prentice murdered his partner Ruth McLean, known as Ann, at a house in Ayr in November 2018.

Murderer gets life sentence for bludgeoning sleeping man

Anthony Allan, 25, is given a life sentence for bludgeoning Ryan Richardson death as he slept in his flat.

CalMac crew praised for berthing lurching ferry at Ardrossan

MV Caledonian Isles was filmed trying to get into Ardrossan harbour during high winds on Friday.

Plans of COP26 venue in Glasgow published in error

The UK government accidentally uploaded detailed diagrams, prompting claims of a security risk.

Ferry crew praised for berthing lurching ferry at Ardrossan

Footage shows a CalMac ferry struggling to berth in high winds at Ardrossan harbour.

Car rescue and rail disruption after Storm Dennis

A couple were helped to safety after their car was swept from the road in the wake of Storm Dennis.

Travel disruption as Storm Dennis hits Scotland

Met Office alerts are in place right across the country for heavy downpours and gusts in excess of 70mph.

M8 closed as fire engulfs lorry near Harthill services

The M8 is shut westbound near Harthill services as smoke from a lorry fire billows across the carriageway.

Outlander tourism effect a 'double edged sword'

The books and TV series have boosted tourism in Scotland, but also resulted in some unexpected problems.

Fire crews tackling blaze inside Glasgow car park

Smoke was seen billowing out from the building on to the street from the car park beneath a block of flats.

Coronavirus: North Sea platform crew member tested

The man on the Tern Alpha platform, off Shetland, recently returned from holiday in Thailand.

Brothers admit murdering gardener in Glasgow street with axe and knife

David Brookhouse and John Brookhouse were joined by a 15-year-old boy in the attack.

Orange Walk man jailed for spitting on woman in Glasgow

Darren Thompson spat on and pushed the woman when she crossed the road during a parade in Glasgow.

Scotland-Northern Ireland bridge is £20bn 'vanity project'

Scotland's transport minister criticises Boris Johnson for not consulting Holyrood over the idea.

Further delay to Glasgow School of Art fire inquiry

Investigations into the fire that destroyed the Mackintosh building will take another six months.

Four men guilty of sexually abusing Glasgow schoolgirl

The 15-year-old girl was abused by four men at various locations in Glasgow in 2015.

Alok Sharma to be president of UN climate conference

The UK government's new business secretary will also lead this year's big UN climate meeting.

Two jailed after Paisley man kicked and stamped to death

George Calvert was murdered in an unprovoked attack at his flat in paisley in March last year.

'Tricky' commute warning as snow and ice forecast in Scotland

Motorists have been warned to expect disruption to their commute as the wintry weather continues.

Man dies after being hit by bus in Glasgow

Police are looking to speak to passengers on the bus who may have left the scene before officers arrived.

COP26: Government insists COP26 summit will be in Glasgow

Downing Street dismisses fresh reports that it could move the key climate conference to London.

Govanhill flats evacuated over 'noxious substance' after man's body found

A number of homes in Glasgow's Govanhill were evacuated due to the possible presence of a noxious substance.

Celtic football hooligan jailed for punching three police horses

The Celtic fan was part of a mob that attacked police officers ahead of a Scottish Cup tie against Airdrie.

Homophobic graffiti daubed on Polo Lounge entrance in Glasgow

Police have launched an investigation after they were alerted to the vandalism at the Polo Lounge.

Cockle 'transplant' could let Solway beds reopen

The shellfish will go from a donor to a host site in a study that could let harvesting begin again.

McNamara 'critical but stable' after collapse

Former Celtic captain Jackie McNamara is in "a critical but stable condition" in intensive care after collapsing near his home in ...

The dividing lines over Scotland's gender laws

Government proposals to make it easier to legally change gender have generated passion, discomfort and even anger.

Plans lodged for £100m development at Spango Valley

Developers want to build up to 450 homes, as well as retail, leisure and community facilities in Greenock.

Fresh appeal over burned-out car murder mystery

The body Rafal Lyko, 36, was discovered inside a stolen black Mercedes GLE in Blantyre a year ago.

Forecasters issue amber alert of heavy snowfalls

The Met Office warning covers a large swathe of southern Scotland with disruption expected.

No animal ban for man who sold sick puppies from illegal 'pet shop'

Marco Tondo has been ordered to carry out 270 hours of unpaid work over his illegal "pet shop" in Bishopbriggs.

Boy, 12, charged over racist chants against Alfredo Morelos

Police launched an investigation following allegations of abuse during an Old Firm game in December.

Man arrested after elderly woman found dead in her home

Police said a 35-year-old was arrested in connection with the death of the elderly woman in Hamilton,

Coronavirus labs to begin testing in Scotland

Two new testing facilities are created in Glasgow and Edinburgh to carry out coronavirus tests.

Ice and snow forecast in wake of Storm Ciara

Weather warnings for snow and wind across Scotland as temperatures drop in the wake of Storm Ciara.

Police in Ayr probe 'suspicious death' of man found in house

A 34-year-old man dies after being found with serious injuries at a house in Ayr.

SNP 'can't force Derek Mackay to quit as MSP'

SNP deputy Keith Brown says it is Mr Mackay's decision to step down as an MSP following a messaging scandal.

Damage and disruption as Strom Ciara blows in

Sepa issues 38 flood warnings and a further 15 flood alerts as Storm Ciara blows in from the Atlantic.

Clare Grogan: 'I'm still waiting for the bubble to burst'

Gregory's Girl and Altered Images star Clare Grogan reveals the secret of surviving 40 years in the limelight.

The music icons captured by Scots amateur photographers

Chris Brickley spent months searching for amateur photos of gigs in Scotland between 1974 and 1990.

Glasgow walking group fronts diversity campaign

Boots and Beards, and "sister" group Bonnie Boots, is involved in a drive to promote the UK's national parks.

Man charged over Rangers-Hibs match bottle throwing

A 32-year-old man is arrested over the incident at December's Scottish Premiership match at Easter Road.

Police speak to boy sent messages by Derek Mackay

The 16-year-old who was sent 270 messages by the former finance secretary speaks to detectives.

Four days of weather disruption forecast for Scotland

Storm Ciara is approaching from the Atlantic and could bring wind, rain and snow to Scotland.

Plans for £25m development in Glasgow given green light

The mixed-use development in Glasgow's Merchant City will include a luxury 157-bed hotel and shops.

Drew McIntyre aiming to be Scotland's first WWE champion

Drew McIntyre earned his championship shot after becoming the first British wrestler to win the Royal Rumble.

The research centre dedicated to the science of cracks

Strathclyde University is claiming a world-first with a research centre that simulates and analyses fissures.

Final design for Govan-Partick bridge across the Clyde unveiled

It is hoped construction will start next year with the £10m bridge across the River Clyde opening in 2022.

Premier Inn to open five new hotels in Scotland

Plans include a hotel at the former BHS store in Edinburgh's Princes Street and a "mega-hotel" in Glasgow.

Unseen Alasdair Gray prints go on display in Glasgow

One month after the death of the artist and author, previously-unseen prints are revealed.

Discarded needle reports reach 10-year high in Glasgow

Residents call for more action to tackle the problem of abandoned drug-taking equipment in the city.

Glasgow City Council still processing equal pay claims

Glasgow City Council is praised for settling 98% of claims but is still dealing with hundreds of others.

Two roads around George Square to be pedestrianised

The east and west sides of the Glasgow square will be closed to traffic and all parking spaces removed.

Irn-Bru maker AG Barr goes green with wind power deal

Swedish energy group Vattenfall will provide 100% renewable electricity to AG Barr sites across the UK.

Man jailed for Greenock cleaver and axe attempted murder

Robert Warnock sentenced to 11 years for attacking a woman in Greenock as she waited for a taxi.

Highland Chieftain portrait 'bought for Glasgow'

The 1683 Portrait of Lord Mungo Murray is the earliest major work to depict a sitter full-length in Highland dress.

Erskine Bridge Hotel bought by Indian investor

Muthu Hotels adds the Erskine Bridge Hotel near Glasgow Airport to its portfolio in Scotland.

CalMac 'did not want troubled ferry design'

The ferry operator does not want the gas vessels being built in a project that is behind schedule and over budget, an inquiry hears.

Pedestrian seriously injured in Glasgow road accident

The 51-year-old man was taken to Glasgow's Royal Infirmary following the incident involving a BMW car.

Man convicted over rape and abuse of four women

The court heard the man raped one partner in a bathroom while her children shouted through the door.

Mother jailed for stabbing daughter has prison sentence quashed

The 66-year-old former nurse has her prison sentence for the attack reduced to community service.

Nitshill baby shaker has prison term cut by two years

Appeal judges rule that the 12-year sentence given for the attack on an eight-week-old boy was excessive.

The Glasgow vets who prescribe mistletoe and mushrooms

Twins Reagan and Jordan Carnwath run a holistic vet practice which uses plants and acupuncture to treat pets.

COP26: PM 'doesn't get' climate change, says sacked president

Boris Johnson has failed to lead over the UK's hosting of a key climate summit, its former boss says.

Petrol and diesel vehicle ban brought forward to 2035

Government plans to bring changes forward by five years to help the UK reach climate targets.

Scottish tests for managed alcohol programme

A Canadian scheme tries to stabilise alcoholics by giving them measured amounts of booze each day.

'My baby died of sepsis - we can stop more deaths'

Machines that can help detect the deadly blood condition are being installed in a Glasgow hospital.

Iowa caucuses: Glasgow to vote on Democrat candidates

For the first time, one of the three international satellite caucuses outside the US is to take place in Glasgow.

Former Waverley captain guilty of sex attacks on three boys

David Neill abused the boys on board the world-famous paddle steamer more than 30 years ago.

Glasgow conference: Sacked climate chief 'may sue'

Claire O’Neill, an ex-minister, had been due to preside over the UN climate meeting in Glasgow.

Medics in Glasgow probe heart risk side effects of chemotherapy

A major study will investigate the cause of heart problems developed after taking modern cancer drugs.

Celtic Connections festival closes after 18 'dynamic' days

Glasgow's Celtic Connections is regarded as one of Europe's top winter music festivals.

Cambuslang homes evacuated over suspected carbon monoxide leak

Customers at The Clock bar in Cambuslang became unwell amid reports of a "chemical smell".

Police investigation after man's body found on Bute

The family of Paul Connolly, who was reported missing on Bute in November, has been informed.

Man wanted after bottle thrown during game at Celtic Park

Police want to trace a man who may have information about the incident when Celtic were playing Hearts last year.

Man found dead next to Glasgow's Central Station

Detectives say the man's death and the serious injury of another man are not suspicious.

Glasgow Strictly Come Dancing tour show cancelled

The SSE Hydro said it had to call off the matinee performance after a water leak affected the stage.

Rest And Be Thankful: A83 reopens after landslide

More than 1,300 tonnes of debris has been removed from the road in Argyll since Thursday.

University lecturers vote to strike in row over pay

A total of six higher education institutions across Scotland will be affected by the proposed action.