Floral tribute honours frontline casualties of Covid-19

Unions and community councillors pay their heartfelt respects. The article Floral tribute honours frontline casualties of Covid-19 appeare...

Airport rail link nears as train station plans approved

But castle tower plans are delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic. The article Airport rail link nears as train station plans approved...

Fire warning after spate of blazes started deliberately

The blazes have been set in the Sanquhar and Kelloholm areas of Dumfries and Galloway over the past few weeks. The article Fire warning aft...

Ex-prison officer accused of killing Emma Faulds denied bail

Ross Willox is alleged to have murdered the 39-year-old before dumping her body in a forest in Dumfries and Galloway. The article Ex-prison...

Emma Faulds murder accused denied bail after trial delay

A former prison officer from South Ayrshire has been held in custody for almost 12 months pending trial.

‘Soup-er hero’ helping the vulnerable during lockdown

Ray Howe has been making and delivering soup to his elderly neighbours and families in need in Leslie, Fife. The article ‘Soup-er hero’ hel...

Summer Nights at the Bandstand music festival postponed

Most of this year's line-up have agreed to play rescheduled dates next summer. The article Summer Nights at the Bandstand music festiva...

'Flashbacks at the end of the day, then dreams at night - you can’t escape it'

Psychological first-aid is being offered to hospital staff unprepared for the emotional impact of Covid-19.

Sturgeon: Rise in road traffic a source of concern

The First Minister said people risked 'devastating consequences' if they eased off on lockdown restrictions. The article Sturgeon: ...

Man accused of striking dog with machete at flat

Dylan Lochhead, 21, allegedly injured the dog by striking it on the body at a Glasgow flat. The article Man accused of striking dog with ma...

Highland estate gifts 100,000 face masks to care workers

Cluny Estate donated the essential protection equipment to Highland Home Carers. The article Highland estate gifts 100,000 face masks to ca...

Coronavirus claims lives of 60 more people in Scotland

Around 2500 people have now died with confirmed or suspected cases of coronavirus. The article Coronavirus claims lives of 60 more people i...

VE Day events move online due to coronavirus pandemic

Service of remembrance and two-minute silence will lead Scotland's commemorations on 8 May. The article VE Day events move online due t...

Scouting within tent: Camps held in back gardens

'At home' camps held across Scotland as Scouts make the most of lockdown. The article Scouting within tent: Camps held in back gard...

Building firms ‘risk going to the wall’ during lockdown

Non-essential construction sites were told to close in Scotland but steps are being taken in England to ease restrictions. The article Buil...

Supermarkets urged not to challenge parents with children

The Children and Young People's Commissioner says families should not be abused while out shopping for essentials. The article Supermar...

Reward of £10,000 to find killer of man stabbed in car

Anthony Ferns, 33, was violently assaulted inside his car in the Thornliebank area of Glasgow last April. The article Reward of £10,000 to ...

Virtual council meeting hacked with porn material

This week Angus Council's special arrangements committee was infiltrated by inappropriate images. The article Virtual council meeting h...

New Church of Scotland moderator installed at online service

The church's general assembly has been cancelled due to the coronavirus pandemic. The article New Church of Scotland moderator installe...

Coronavirus: Hopes vaccine trial results available in June

Sir John Bell, Regius professor of medicine at Oxford University, revealed 'several hundred' people have been vaccinated. The artic...

Air force intercepts two Russian planes near Scotland

Royal Air Force Typhoon fighters were deployed as the Russian aircraft approached from the north-east on Wednesday. The article Air force i...

Digital technology companies ‘forecast increased demand’

ScotlandIS has revealed the results of a survey of 200 businesses in the sector. The article Digital technology companies ‘forecast increas...

Poll reveals ‘41% of people concerned about their income’

Citizens Advice Scotland surveyed 1050 Scots during the third week of the coronavirus lockdown. The article Poll reveals ‘41% of people con...

Almost 150 staff lose jobs as construction firm goes bust

Central Building Contractors, headquartered in Glasgow, announced it had gone into administration on Wednesday. The article Almost 150 staf...

Coronavirus: 11 health and care workers dead

A total of six NHS staff and five care workers have died with the virus since the start of the pandemic.

Coronavirus: 'Mum was doing so well, then came this crazy disease'

One family's story as figures show more than half of coronavirus deaths in Scotland are now happening in care homes.

NHS Highland to restart carrying out non-urgent operations

Hospitals preparing to broaden general duties in wake of pandemic. The article NHS Highland to restart carrying out non-urgent operations ...

Chef caught with machete in street days after prison release

Rhys Allan, 23, had the weapon in Glasgow’s Argyle Street on March 23. The article Chef caught with machete in street days after prison rel...

Key workers abused while living in Cairngorms holiday homes

Community leaders echo call for critics not to prejudge people stay in holiday accommodation.. The article Key workers abused while living ...

Private care homes ‘enduring an absolutely torrid time’

A care home firm boss says urgent funding is needed from the Scottish Government and local councils. The article Private care homes ‘enduri...

Coronavirus: 24 deaths at veterans charity’s care homes

Erskine Care Homes, a charity for ex-servicemen and women since, confirmed the death toll on Wednesday. The article Coronavirus: 24 deaths ...

Man who sparked police search found ‘safe’ in England

Michael Fitzpatrick, 48, was last spotted in the Haugh Street area of Falkirk on Friday, April 17. The article Man who sparked police searc...

Woman charged after cocaine worth £2500 seized in raid

Officers searched a property in Forest Avenue, Aberdeen, on Monday. The article Woman charged after cocaine worth £2500 seized in raid app...

Boxer packs a lunch for NHS workers and elderly neighbours

Lewis Benson and his sister are delivering 'Knockout Meals' during the coronavirus pandemic. The article Boxer packs a lunch for NH...

SPFL: Dundee ‘not offered sweetener’ in season-ending vote

A lengthy Q&A has been published by the SPFL, sharing its point of view on the lower league vote. The article SPFL: Dundee ‘not offered...

Coronavirus claims lives of 11 health workers in Scotland

Six NHS workers and five social care staff have died since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic, the First Minister said. The article Coronav...

North Sea energy operator to axe 530 jobs as oil prices drop

EnQuest has started a six-week consultation with UK staff as it tries to make £275m in savings this year. The article North Sea energy oper...

Deaths involving Covid-19 in Scotland rise above 2200

A total of 2272 deaths have been registered where coronavirus was cited on the death certificate. The article Deaths involving Covid-19 in ...

Fifteen firefighters rescue swans trapped in sewage works

A five-hour rescue mission saw crews work to save the birds from a disused sewage works near Edinburgh. The article Fifteen firefighters re...

Lockdown sees more seek information on ‘abusive’ partners

Police Scotland say the number of people seeking details about their partner's past behaviour has risen by nearly a fifth. The article ...

Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds announce birth of baby boy

A spokeswoman for the PM said 'both mother and baby are doing very well'. The article Boris Johnson and Carrie Symonds announce bir...

New schools, swimming pool and library to be built

The school site will incorporate a new Ardrossan Academy and Winton Primary. The article New schools, swimming pool and library to be built...

No place like gnome as grandad walks 40 miles round garden

Alan Harper, 76, wants to raise money for bereavement charity Richmond' Hope. The article No place like gnome as grandad walks 40 miles...

Charity to deliver food to children in Covid-19 crisis

Mary's Meals will deliver meals to the homes of more than one million children who regularly rely on its service. The article Charity t...

Teachers and pupils ‘rising to challenge’ at hub school

Drummond Community High School is acting as a hub for children of key workers across 12 schools in Edinburgh. The article Teachers and pupi...

Experts ‘to plot positive future for Scotland’ after Covid-19

The Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) has announced the Post-Covid-19 Futures Commission. The article Experts ‘to plot positive future for S...

Bank refuses to reverse decision to shut TSB branch

Hopes had raised TSB would perform U-turn for customers during the coronavirus pandemic. The article Bank refuses to reverse decision to sh...

CCTV appeal after street attack put man in hospital

The assault happened in Dundee's Argyllgait at around 11.10pm on Saturday, January 25. The article CCTV appeal after street attack put ...

Coronavirus: What does FM mean by face covering?

The Scottish Government advice on wearing face coverings in public explained. The article Coronavirus: What does FM mean by face covering? ...

Woman killed and three injured in multi-vehicle crash

The three-vehicle collision happened on the A96 in Moray on Tuesday morning. The article Woman killed and three injured in multi-vehicle cr...

SPFL has until May 25 to make Premiership decision

UEFA has set a deadline for national associations to outline their plans for domestic leagues. The article SPFL has until May 25 to make Pr...

Parents praise NHS for helping baby fight off Covid-19

Baby Peyton, who is now back home, is Scotland's youngest ever coronavirus patient. The article Parents praise NHS for helping baby fig...

Three-quarters of players back reconstruction in PFA survey

In a poll canvassing the opinion of 692 union members, just over 75% said the current structure should change. The article Three-quarters o...

Face coverings recommended in shops and on public transport

Nicola Sturgeon said the advice is not mandatory and stressed it is not a substitute for following existing guidance. The article Face cove...

Deaths of people with Covid-19 in Scotland rise by 70

Including suspected coronavirus cases, the death toll in Scotland has now risen above 2000. The article Deaths of people with Covid-19 in S...

‘Health service still open’ call sees 1000 more visit A&E

However there are still 55% fewer accident and emergency patients compared to this period last year. The article ‘Health service still open...

Snake bake: Reptile found trapped in family’s new oven

The corn snake, which has since been named Cob, was spotted in the tray of the brand new household appliance. The article Snake bake: Repti...

Online rescue aids students affected by the pandemic

Laptops at the ready for those currently unable to access courses. The article Online rescue aids students affected by the pandemic appear...

Minute’s silence held in honour of fallen frontline workers

Boris Johnson and Nicola Sturgeon took part in the UK-wide tribute at 11am on Tuesday. The article Minute’s silence held in honour of falle...

New Scots drug shows promise in fight against coronavirus

Scientists hope to begin clinical tests of a new drug which has had positive results in lab tests against the virus. The article New Scots ...

GPs and pharmacies to stay open over May bank holiday

The additional hours will be funded by an £8.2m investment from the Scottish Government. The article GPs and pharmacies to stay open over M...

Fancy isolation on this private Scots island for £250k?

The unspoiled 63.75-acre island called Linga is closer to Norway than mainland Scotland. The article Fancy isolation on this private Scots ...

Man collared over theft of eight puppies from farm

The five-week-old pups were reunited with their mother after being snatched in East Lothian. The article Man collared over theft of eight p...

Minute’s silence to remember fallen frontline workers

The UK-wide tribute will be held at 11am on Tuesday – International Workers Memorial Day. The article Minute’s silence to remember fallen f...

Private gardens ‘should be open to public during lockdown’

An MSP has called for privately owned gardens around Edinburgh to be opened up during the Covid-19 crisis. The article Private gardens ‘sho...

New nature reserve could be created in community buyout

The Langholm Initiative said it is in advanced discussions with Buccleuch Estates. The article New nature reserve could be created in commu...

30,000 jobs at risk as offshore industry faces ‘bleak’ future

Oil and Gas UK has published a report which sets out the economic impact of the coronavirus crisis. The article 30,000 jobs at risk as offs...

‘Lockdown is time to create healthier towns and cities’

The Scottish Greens want the government to 'seize the opportunity' to improve air quality and reduce congestion. The article ‘Lockd...

Community projects to share £7.3m in Lottery funding

A total of 141 groups will receive awards from the National Lottery Community Fund. The article Community projects to share £7.3m in Lotter...

In numbers: How coronavirus is taking its toll on Scotland

We take a look at the statistics showing Covid-19's spread throughout the country. The article In numbers: How coronavirus is taking it...

Coronavirus: 'I'm just happy to do my small bit to help'

Bruce Ogilvie is deep-cleaning hundreds of benches and bus stops in Ayrshire to curb the spread of Covid-19.

FM: Remember frontline workers during minute’s silence

A tribute to health staff whose lives have been claimed by coronavirus will be held on Tuesday. The article FM: Remember frontline workers ...

Stephen King shines a light on Scots football club

Highland League side Buckie Thistle surprised and delighted by new-found global recognition. The article Stephen King shines a light on Sco...

Car valeter caught with £600,000 worth of cocaine

Five kilos of the class A drug was found in James Munro’s kitchen in Glasgow. The article Car valeter caught with £600,000 worth of cocaine...

Devastating wildfire that raged for days almost extinguished

The blaze broke out in Dumfries and Galloway on Thursday, sending the Galloway Hills up in flames. The article Devastating wildfire that ra...

Snake, Rattle And Roll: Elvis has left the building

Elvis the five-foot California long snake escaped his vivarium at a flat in Glasgow a few days ago. The article Snake, Rattle And Roll: Elv...

Deaths from suspected coronavirus double at care home

Operator of Elderslie Care Home confirms number of suspected coronavirus deaths has doubled to 22. The article Deaths from suspected corona...

Junior doctors start careers early to join Covid-19 fight

More than 120 volunteers took on the role at NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde. The article Junior doctors start careers early to join Covid-19...

Bridge or tunnel ‘viable’ replacement for ferry crossing

A bridge or tunnel between between Lochaber and Ardgour could cost up to £108m. The article Bridge or tunnel ‘viable’ replacement for ferry...

Coronavirus: Death toll rises by 13 as cases exceed 10,500

It takes the official death toll in the country to 1262, although including suspected cases it is around 2000. The article Coronavirus: Dea...

Coronavirus deaths double at Paisley care home

Deaths at a home in Paisley have risen to 22, while a number of residents have died at an Edinburgh home.

Coronavirus: Scotland could have different exit from lockdown

The first minister said she would do what she judged best to protect Scotland's population.

Robber threatened staff at three shops in just over an hour

Arun Khaira, 24, robbed two stores and attempted to rob a third at gunpoint in just over an hour and a half. The article Robber threatened ...

Puppies reunited with mother after being snatched from farm

The Border collies were taken from a farm in East Lothian over the weekend. The article Puppies reunited with mother after being snatched f...

£320m deal allows wind farm project to proceed

It will see 50 turbines constructed in southern Scotland and power about 170,000 homes.

Deal struck for £320m wind farm in south-west Scotland

The South Kyle site will be built by Swedish state-owned firm Vattenfall and install 50 turbines. The article Deal struck for £320m wind fa...

Teachers and pupils to be quizzed on exam cancellations

Those affected will be asked for their views after exams were axed due to the coronavirus outbreak. The article Teachers and pupils to be q...

Johnson: It’s still too early to lift coronavirus lockdown

Prime Minister returned to work on Monday morning after recovering from coronavirus. The article Johnson: It’s still too early to lift coro...

Church hands out more than 100 meals a week to homeless

Reverend Peter Sutton and his volunteers are handing out takeaway dinners at the foot of Edinburgh Castle. The article Church hands out mor...

Fly-tipping warning as regulator vows to be ‘uncompromising’

A new information portal has launched amid changes to waste and recycling services during the pandemic. The article Fly-tipping warning as ...

Parents ‘facing extra stress’ during coronavirus lockdown

A psychiatry expert says there is less access to normal coping mechanisms due to social distancing rules. The article Parents ‘facing extra...

Inquiry into lockdown impact on equality and human rights

A new study will look at the impact lockdown measures are having on people across Scotland. The article Inquiry into lockdown impact on equ...

Coronavirus: 'I couldn't leave the house so I made my own fast food'

Kenny McGovern, who had agoraphobia, recreated his favourite takeaways and published the recipes.

Sturgeon criticised over non-attendance at Cobra meetings

Labour accuse First Minister of a 'dereliction of duty' but Scottish Government dismiss claims as 'not news'. The article S...

Nurse dies just hours after giving birth to first child

Shannon Napier, an NHS nurse from Fife, passed away on April 25 shortly after the arrival of baby Abbie. The article Nurse dies just hours ...

Probe after two cars deliberately set on fire in Lanarkshire

White Audi set alight in Larkhall and silver Toyota damaged in Bellshill on Saturday evening. The article Probe after two cars deliberately...

Protective equipment from China stuck at Prestwick Airport

Health Secretary says work under way to resolve labelling problem following arrival of face masks and testing kits. The article Protective ...

Probe into unexplained death after body found on grassy area

The man’s body was discovered near to Dundyvan Road in Coatbridge on Sunday morning. The article Probe into unexplained death after body fo...

21-year-old assaulted and racially abused by four men

Victim was accused of taking mens' photograph in King George V Park in Edinburgh. The article 21-year-old assaulted and racially abused...

Coronavirus: 18 more dead as cases rise to 10,324 in Scotland

The official death toll in Scotland now stands at 1249, the Scottish Government confirmed on Sunday. The article Coronavirus: 18 more dead ...

Man, 82, dies in Glasgow house fire

The emergency services were called to the incident in Glasgow on Saturday afternoon.

Pensioner, 82, dies after blaze rips through house

Emergency services were alerted to the fire in Huntingtower Road, Glasgow, at around 5.30pm on Saturday. The article Pensioner, 82, dies af...

Arrests made after mass brawl leaves man fighting for life

A 20-year-old man is currently receiving treatment at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital. The article Arrests made after mas...

Military mobile Covid-19 testing units heading to care homes

Scottish health secretary Jeane Freeman revealed plans for a total of 13 such facilities north of the border. The article Military mobile C...

Crews continuing to tackle huge forest fire three days on

The fire broke out in the Mossdale area on Thursday, sending the Galloway Hills up in flames. The article Crews continuing to tackle huge f...

Raab rejects calls for early lifting of coronavirus lockdown

A Covid-19 vaccine might not be ready ‘until well into next year’ also. The article Raab rejects calls for early lifting of coronavirus loc...

Gamekeepers stop wildfire from reaching rare bird nests

The blaze broke out in forestry near Bannockburn around mid-afternoon on Friday. The article Gamekeepers stop wildfire from reaching rare b...

Sturgeon: This is our chance to build a better Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said coronavirus has taken normal life apart. The article Sturgeon: This is our chance to build a better Sco...

Boys smashed ice cream shop window and attacked worker

The incident happened in Albert Square, Dundee, at around 4pm on Thursday. The article Boys smashed ice cream shop window and attacked work...

Funeral director launches bereavement support service

Caledonia Cremation has created the helpline with support from Foundation Scotland. The article Funeral director launches bereavement suppo...

Crime in Scotland drops around 25% since start of lockdown

Serious assaults fall by 40% and housebreaking incidents reduce by 30% between March 24 and April 19. The article Crime in Scotland drops a...

Scottish Lib Dems leader wants to see Swinson at Holyrood

Willie Rennie says he is trying to entice the party's former UK leader to run in next year's Scottish Parliament election. The arti...

Call to publish data on ethnicity of coronavirus victims

Liberal Democrats urge Scottish Government to make figures public following move by NHS England. The article Call to publish data on ethnic...

‘Clarity needed’ on council funding to fight coronavirus

Scottish Conservatives call for more transparency on how funding is being allocated to local authorities. The article ‘Clarity needed’ on c...

Charity enlists help to train rescue dogs during lockdown

Saddle Up Ranch has started a fostering scheme to help look after their animals and prepare them for forever homes. The article Charity enl...

Phone and broadband cables set alight in deliberate attacks

The fires have caused 'severe disruption' to businesses and homes, and police believe they are linked.

Fires at telecommunications sites being investigated by police

Three separate blazes started deliberately at Glasgow underground chambers between Thursday and Saturday. The article Fires at telecommunic...

Policewoman hit by rocks as she tried to split up gathering

Four young men have been charged following the incident in Cambuslang on Friday night. The article Policewoman hit by rocks as she tried to...

Concern for ‘welfare and safety’ of missing 15-year-old boy

Morgan Wylie was last seen in Cruden Crescent, Aberdeen, at around 5.30pm on Friday. The article Concern for ‘welfare and safety’ of missin...

Drivers rushed to hospital after collision between bus and car

Both motorists taken to Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy following accident in Glenrothes in early hours of Saturday morning. The article Dri...

Coronavirus: 47 more deaths as Scotland passes 10,000 cases

The official death toll in Scotland now stands at 1231, the Scottish Government confirmed on Saturday. The article Coronavirus: 47 more dea...

Christmas trees helping to trap sand to protect beach

The South Ayrshire Ranger Service has hailed the project at Ayr Beach a success. The article Christmas trees helping to trap sand to protec...

Coronavirus: Testing extended to include key workers in Scotland

People who have critical jobs can apply to be tested at one of four drive-through sites in Scotland.

Call to routinely test frontline hospital and care workers

The Scottish Greens want tests to be brought in for those who are not showing symptoms of coronavirus. The article Call to routinely test f...

Call for Government blueprint for Britain to return to work

Former chancellor Philip Hammond said the country cannot afford to wait for a coronavirus vaccine before restarting the economy. The articl...

Celtic charity raises almost £300,000 to help people in need

Celtic FC Foundation will use the money donated to 'put food on the table, as well as to distribute urgent essentials'. The article...

Unpaid and family carers to get access to PPE from NHS stock

From Monday, local hubs will distribute personal protective equipment supplies to the whole of the social care sector. The article Unpaid a...

More than £1.2bn in Covid-19 insurance payouts expected

The initial estimate from the ABI covers payments for business interruption, travel insurance, weddings policies and school trips. The arti...

Record-breaking whisky auction targeted in cyber attack

The first part of Richard Gooding’s The Perfect Collection sold for more than £3.2m earlier this year. The article Record-breaking whisky a...

Scots urged to stay at home during warm weather to save lives

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon is urging the public to stick with the lockdown restrictions put in place. The article Scots urged to stay a...

Cyclist taken to hospital after being hit by car at roundabout

A woman was struck by a vehicle in Glasgow on Friday night. The article Cyclist taken to hospital after being hit by car at roundabout app...

‘Be inspired and do one act of kindness for another person’

Glasgow businessman Amrik Singh passed away from coronavirus at a hospital in Birmingham on Wednesday. The article ‘Be inspired and do one ...

Firefighter remains on call after dream retirement delayed

Paul Taylor, 54, was due to start a new chapter of his life on Spain’s sun-kissed Costa Blanca this week. The article Firefighter remains o...

Superstar Ewan McGregor backs children’s charity campaign

Chas offers a family support service for babies, children and young people with life-shortening conditions. The article Superstar Ewan McGr...

Eye care treatment centres set up after £3m investment

The centres will help Scots who suffer emergency eye problems during the coronavirus pandemic. The article Eye care treatment centres set u...

Rennie: Pandemic can lead to change for better in politics

The Scottish Lib Dem leader has enjoyed unprecedented co-operation from the Scottish Government during the coronavirus crisis. The article ...

Rethink urged on support for salmon farming production

The Scottish Government is being urged to suspend its support for increased production in the salmon farming sector. The article Rethink ur...

Minister urges garden centres to offer home deliveries

The rural affairs and natural environment minister called on centres to consider a mail order service during the Covid-19 outbreak. The art...

TV presenter Lynn Faulds Wood dies after suffering stroke

The presenter and cancer campaigner, from Glasgow, passed away on Thursday night. The article TV presenter Lynn Faulds Wood dies after suff...

‘No evidence of wrongdoing’ in SPFL season-ending vote

The SPFL has published details of an investigation into Dundee's vote which eventually saw the lower league season ended. The article ‘...

Former Watchdog host Lynn Faulds Wood dies aged 72

The cancer campaigner died peacefully with her family after suffering a stroke.

Sturgeon: Ingesting disinfectant is a very, very bad idea

First Minister warned it would be 'extremely dangerous' after US president said 'it would be interesting to check' its succe...

Scott Brown wants Celtic to retain title on the pitch

Celtic captain says he and team-mates are keen to complete the current season. The article Scott Brown wants Celtic to retain title on the ...

Man takes on 48-hour Mount Everest rope climb in garden

Kenny Simm plans to complete 8848m the height of Mount Everest from his garden. The article Man takes on 48-hour Mount Everest rope climb i...

Ramadan ‘will have to be different’ for Muslim communities

Justice secretary Humza Yousaf said Ramadan will be 'challenging' as it usually involves social interaction. The article Ramadan ‘w...

Sewing community making scrubs and bags for NHS workers

Businesses across Scotland - from bridal boutiques to fabric shops - are making essential items for frontline staff. The article Sewing com...

Former diplomat faces action over Alex Salmond trial blog

Former UK ambassador to Uzbekistan attended two days of the case sitting in the public gallery. The article Former diplomat faces action ov...

Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival cancelled due to coronavirus

The event, held near Inverness, followed Glasgow's TRNSMT in announcing a postponement. The article Belladrum Tartan Heart Festival can...

Coronavirus: 64 more deaths as Scotland nears 10,000 cases

Official Covid-19 deaths stand at 1184, but counting suspected cases the death toll is around 1900. The article Coronavirus: 64 more deaths...

Painter’s political pastiches ease turmoil of virus lockdown

Lampooning world leaders in oils provides some light relief for talented artist The article Painter’s political pastiches ease turmoil of v...

Conflicted cancer surgeons call for ‘Covid-free hubs’

Third of surgeons have stopped carrying out cancer operations, Royal College says. The article Conflicted cancer surgeons call for ‘Covid-f...

TRNSMT music festival cancelled due to Covid-19

Lewis Capaldi and Liam Gallagher were among acts due to perform at the Glasgow Green event in July.

TRNSMT cancelled because of coronavirus restrictions

The decision has been made after it was revealed large events would not be happening in the near future. The article TRNSMT cancelled becau...

Coronavirus: 78 arrested as police dish out 1637 fines

Action has mainly been taken in response to house parties or public gatherings. The article Coronavirus: 78 arrested as police dish out 163...

Boy, 13, charged over murder bid on woman in Glasgow

Police Scotland say a 41-year-old woman is in a critical condition following the incident in Pollok.

Feline fine: Fat cat is winning his battle with the bulge

Jinky has embarked on a weight loss mission after tipping the scales at nearly 11kg. The article Feline fine: Fat cat is winning his battle...

Elderly woman rescued after fire breaks out in flat

The woman was walked to safety and treated by ambulance crews at the scene. The article Elderly woman rescued after fire breaks out in flat...

Vaccine trial begins but ‘mass programme still months away’

Two volunteers have been injected – a coronavirus vaccine candidate and one with a meningitis vaccine acting as a control. The article Vacc...

Council puts job cuts on hold in response to pandemic

Council chiefs had planned to cut the roles as part of efforts to plug a £45m budget black hole over next three years. The article Council ...

Footballers ‘should practice mindfulness to avoid injury’

A study from Abertay University suggests mindfulness helps players lower injury risk. The article Footballers ‘should practice mindfulness ...

SNP MP accuses UK Government of ‘dodging scrutiny’

MPs have hit out at a failure to establish the Scottish Affairs Committee more than four months after the election. The article SNP MP accu...

Scots family spending lockdown in Nepalese mountains

The Smiths were on a round-the-world trip when the coronavirus lockdown came into force. The article Scots family spending lockdown in Nepa...

Eleven arrested after £2.65m drug haul seized during raids

Police recovered 64kg of class A drugs, firearms, stolen vehicles and jewellery from properties across the country. The article Eleven arre...

Premiership can end if government bans football’s return

UEFA outlines grounds which would allow the SPFL to call time on the Premiership season. The article Premiership can end if government bans...

Woman reunites with husband after weeks in Covid-19 coma

Sarah MacDougall has urged others with symptoms to seek medical help after she spent weeks battling the killer virus. The article Woman reu...

Global tourist hotspot Edinburgh ‘at risk of economic hit’

Analysis predicts the capital has the highest level of exposure during the lockdown restrictions. The article Global tourist hotspot Edinbu...

Scottish courts facing ‘enormous backlog’ due to lockdown

Humza Yousaf told MSPs additional resources would be needed to help courts clear the cases. The article Scottish courts facing ‘enormous ba...

Women’s Euro 2021 tournament moved to summer of 2022

The 2021 Women's European Championships will now take place in the summer of 2022. The article Women’s Euro 2021 tournament moved to su...

Social distancing could be in place for rest of year

Nicola Sturgeon said lockdown restrictions could be reduced in an 'incremental' way - but put back in place if Covid-19 cases rise. ...

Coronavirus claims the lives of 58 more people in Scotland

Death toll including suspected cases outwith hospitals now stands at 1833. The article Coronavirus claims the lives of 58 more people in Sc...

Andy Murray will play French Open if it goes ahead

Murray says he'll be ready, though isn't expecting the tennis tour to have resumed by September. The article Andy Murray will play ...

Man charged after armed police officers sent to house

A 27-year-old man will appear at Inverness Sheriff Court on Friday in connection with Elgin incident. The article Man charged after armed p...

‘We hope our final words reached him … someway, somehow’

Tributes to shopkeeper after medics allow family to speak to him before coronavirus claimed his life. The article ‘We hope our final words ...

Fantastic Mr Fox saves cub after brush with drowning

Police officer Robert Fox helped rescue the cub after it fell into a water-filled hole. The article Fantastic Mr Fox saves cub after brush ...

'We're working the bins together in lockdown'

Kate and Lynne have teamed up so they can stay together at home and at work.

Hibs to wear shirts carrying ‘Thank You NHS’ message

Hibernian will wear shirts emblazoned with a message of thanks to the NHS. The article Hibs to wear shirts carrying ‘Thank You NHS’ message...

Brewery and ‘beer experience centre’ planned for Glasgow

Inn House Brewery Company has asked the city council for permission to open the venue in Finnieston. The article Brewery and ‘beer experien...

Council land sold for affordable housing across Glasgow

Glasgow City Council chiefs are expected to agree to the plan on Thursday. The article Council land sold for affordable housing across Glas...

Terminally ill mum in hospital isolation pleads to go home

Carol Hudson has not seen her husband Bill since Monday, April 6 and is desperate to leave hospital. The article Terminally ill mum in hosp...

Celebrity live streams pulls in tens of thousands for NHS

For the Love of Scotland raised more than £40,000 for Masks for Scotland during the four hour live stream. The article Celebrity live strea...

Majority of young Scots worried about impact of coronavirus

Scottish Youth Parliament research shows 96% of young people are concerned future opportunities are at risk. The article Majority of young ...

Alcohol drinkers change habits during coronavirus lockdown

An estimated one million people are drinking more often but the same number are cutting down or stopping completely. The article Alcohol dr...

Scottish construction sector facing ‘ominous’ year ahead

Industry confidence fell sharply when coronavirus lockdown measures were introduced last month. The article Scottish construction sector fa...

A ‘new normal’ will be necessary after lockdown in Scotland

Scottish Government document says some changes to everyday life will remain in place to prevent spread of Covid-19. The article A ‘new norm...

‘Covid-19 death’ in Western Isles reported in error

There have still been no deaths linked to coronavirus in the Western Isles. The article ‘Covid-19 death’ in Western Isles reported in error...

Man who struck ex-girlfriend with glass lantern jailed

David Newlands attacked Jennifer Watson at her Glasgow home after suspecting she had cheated on him. The article Man who struck ex-girlfrie...

Fly-tipping warning as calf dies after choking on crisp packet

NFU Scotland has reported a spike in illegal dumping, with perpetrators targeting fields, laybys and country roads. The article Fly-tipping...

Carer at coronavirus-hit home fired for failing to self-isolate

The agency worker was reported to police following concerns that he was not adhering to social distancing guidelines. The article Carer at ...

More than 2000 suspected coronavirus cases in care homes

It follows weekly figures which show a third of deaths involving Covid-19 occurred in care homes. The article More than 2000 suspected coro...

University transfers seven beds to temporary hospital

Stirling University has loaned the beds, which are normally used during student nursing courses, to the NHS Louisa Jordan. The article Univ...

More than 1800 patients recover from Covid-19 in Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said 1813 patients with the virus have been discharged since March 5. The article More than 1800 patients re...

Call to revive old funeral tradition by ‘bowing at hearses’

A funeral director has asked people to stop and bow when a hearse passes them during the coronavirus lockdown. The article Call to revive o...

Hunt for flasher who exposed himself to woman on canal path

The incident happened in Clydebank at around 3.30pm on Tuesday. The article Hunt for flasher who exposed himself to woman on canal path ap...

Deaths involving Covid-19 in Scotland exceed 1600

The latest weekly figures from the National Records of Scotland go up to Sunday, April 19. The article Deaths involving Covid-19 in Scotlan...

Lockdown couple get ‘half-married’ with dogs by their side

Jacqui Paterson and Tony Hughes held a ceremony at their Falkirk home with their Daschunds acting as best man and bridesmaid. The article L...

Little Mix forced to cancel tour due to coronavirus crisis

The pop group were due to kick off the tour at the Falkirk Stadium on Friday, June 26. The article Little Mix forced to cancel tour due to ...

Tunnock’s donates thousands of biscuits to NHS Louisa Jordan

The frontline workers received a special delivery of teacakes and caramel wafers. The article Tunnock’s donates thousands of biscuits to NH...

Ex-Scotland rugby captain John Barclay to leave Edinburgh

Former Scotland captain John Barclay will leave Edinburgh this summer. The article Ex-Scotland rugby captain John Barclay to leave Edinburg...

Man suffers head injury after stone thrown from car

Police want to trace three men travelling in a Vauxhall Corsa following the incident last week. The article Man suffers head injury after s...

Man dies after being knocked down as police seek witnesses

The 36-year-old was hit on the A921, near Inverkeithing, on Monday night. The article Man dies after being knocked down as police seek witn...

Hunt for van driver after mini-digger and trailer stolen

The theft occurred within Old School Road in New Byth at some point between 6pm and 11pm on Sunday. The article Hunt for van driver after m...

Coronavirus: Couple fined after getting stranded on a rock

The 26-year-old woman and 32-year-old man were forced to call for help after getting into difficulty whilst out for a walk. The article Cor...

Holidaymakers ‘no idea when they’ll see their money again’

An investigation found that the UK’s major tour operators and airlines are delaying refunds for cancelled trips. The article Holidaymakers ...

Scotland records its ‘worst ever’ retail performance

Total sales in the country decreased by 13% on March 2019, according to the Scottish Retail Sales Monitor. The article Scotland records its...

‘Vast majority of drug users keen to use fix rooms’

Researchers interviewed 1469 people who inject drugs for study led by Glasgow Caledonian University. The article ‘Vast majority of drug use...

Loneliness ‘more than doubles’ during coronavirus lockdown

Research finds almost a quarter of Scottish adults reported feeling lonely after restrictions were introduced in March. The article Lonelin...

Call for ‘sofa life-savers’ as stem cell register takes a hit

Charity DKMS says the number of stem cell donor registrations is down by 50% compared with this time last year. The article Call for ‘sofa ...

Thief threatened shop staff with knife during armed robbery

The store, on Thymebank in Livingston, was targeted at around 4.55pm on Monday. The article Thief threatened shop staff with knife during a...

The tiny premature baby who fought off coronavirus

Peyton Maguire from Lanarkshire is one of the youngest Covid-19 patients in the UK.

Coronavirus claims 70 more lives as Scots death toll hits 985

There have been 8672 confirmed cases of Covid-19 in Scotland, the First Minister said. The article Coronavirus claims 70 more lives as Scot...

Simulation game to help nurses identify Covid-19 patients

Edinburgh Napier University launched a game to prepare nursing students and health care workers combatting coronavirus. The article Simulat...

Scottish economy ‘could shrink by 33% due to lockdown’

Scotland's chief economist has warned Scottish GDP faces an 'unprecedented' drop. The article Scottish economy ‘could shrink by...

Motorcyclist, 27, dies after crash with van in Glasgow

The man was taken to Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after the collision.

Six care home residents die with suspected coronavirus

The Care Inspectorate said it was aware of the deaths at Kingswells Care Home in Aberdeen. The article Six care home residents die with sus...

James McAvoy: NHS saved my life after botched surgery

The Hollywood star from Glasgow said the health service has been there for him since the day he was born. The article James McAvoy: NHS sav...

Man dies after motorbike involved in crash with van

A 27-year-old man died in hospital following the collision in Glasgow on Monday. The article Man dies after motorbike involved in crash wit...

Domestic abuse campaign launched amid lockdown fears

Crimestoppers Scotland is launching a campaign amid concerns lockdown could lead to a rise in cases of domestic abuse. The article Domestic...

Neighbour lodges formal complaint over ‘bright’ pink door

The homeowner was ordered to make a retrospective application by East Lothian Council planners after a single complaint. The article Neighb...

Schools set to remain closed until after summer holidays

Education secretary John Swinney expects schools in Scotland to remain closed until August. The article Schools set to remain closed until ...

CCTV appeal to track down two men after serious assault

A 23-year-old man was taken to hospital following an incident in Glasgow on February 23. The article CCTV appeal to track down two men afte...

Glasgow committed to hosting postponed Euro 2020 matches

Governing body UEFA has pushed back the event until next year due to the coronavirus pandemic. The article Glasgow committed to hosting pos...

Primark furloughs 68,000 staff and reveals £248m stock hit

The budget fashion chain has seen sales plunge from £650m a month to zero. The article Primark furloughs 68,000 staff and reveals £248m sto...

Job vacancies plummet in face of coronavirus pandemic

Statisticians have revealed the unemployment figures for February, before the pandemic gripped the UK. The article Job vacancies plummet in...

Safety of e-scooters on main roads investigated by MPs

The UK is the last major European economy where e-scooters are banned everywhere apart from private land. The article Safety of e-scooters ...

People need to know ‘there is light at the end of the tunnel’

Lord Foulkes will press ministers on their plans for an exit strategy from the current Covid-19 restrictions. The article People need to kn...

Speculation about delayed Holyrood election ‘fanciful’

Presiding Officer Ken Macintosh said it is too early to discuss postponing next year’s Scottish ballot. The article Speculation about delay...

Firefighters battle massive blaze on hills near reservoir

Three appliances were mobilised after multiple calls received about a wildfire visible across many parts of Glasgow. The article Firefighte...

Coronavirus support line set up for residential care staff

Child and youth charity Kibble launches service to help care sector workers during Covid-19 pandemic. The article Coronavirus support line ...

Aberdeen has ‘worst food standards safety in Scotland’

Research shows 24% of food businesses in the city failed safety and hygiene checks. The article Aberdeen has ‘worst food standards safety i...

Combat coronavirus through mass testing, say scientists

University of Aberdeen physicists found severe lockdowns will not create enough 'herd immunity' to eradicate Covid-19. The article ...

Nicola Sturgeon: Lockdown exit strategy won’t be rushed

The First Minister says the Scottish Government will not rush a lockdown exit. The article Nicola Sturgeon: Lockdown exit strategy won’t be...

Easing lockdown ‘could lead to second peak in virus outbreak’

Downing Street also said Prime Minister Boris Johnson is continuing his recovery from Covid-19. The article Easing lockdown ‘could lead to ...

New guide issued to parents and pupils as lockdown continues

The advice has been issued to help children's learning as the education secretary said schools will remain closed indefinitely. The art...

Man left with serious facial injuries after street attack

The 36-year-old was attacked in Hillside Crescent, Hamilton, on Saturday night. The article Man left with serious facial injuries after str...

Takeaway delivery driver attacked by teens in street

The woman, who was out delivering food, was targeted from behind and had her mobile phone smashed. The article Takeaway delivery driver att...

Doddie Weir’s charity donates £165,000 to develop MND drug

The fund will help develop a drug which will be used for clinical trials into curing Motor Neurone Disease. The article Doddie Weir’s chari...

Death toll from coronavirus in Scotland rises to 915

A total of 12 deaths have been recorded in the past 24 hours, the First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said. The article Death toll from coronavi...

Vandals throw bottle through on-call doctor’s car window

The rear window of the vehicle was smashed during the attack last Monday night in Renfrewshire. The article Vandals throw bottle through on...

Warning as scammers exploit Covid-19 panic with fake goods

March saw a 400% increase in the number of pandemic-related counterfeit and fraud reports in Scotland. The article Warning as scammers expl...

Knife attacker slashed man after ‘jibe about his mum’

Michael Gardiner has been jailed after slashing James Reid down his chest outside a pub in Dunfermline. The article Knife attacker slashed ...

Virus ‘assumed’ when care home residents return from hospital

Those returning to homes from hospital are not routinely tested but assumed to have coronavirus and put into isolation. The article Virus ‘...

Coronavirus: New virus hospital 'operational for at least five months'

The £43m NHS Louisa Jordan facility at the SEC campus in Glasgow is now ready to receive Covid-19 patients.

Student flats planned for drill hall destroyed in blaze

A construction firm aims to turn the former territorial army base in Paisley into student accommodation. The article Student flats planned ...

Second wave of stars join For the Love of Scotland line-up

Edith Bowman created the event to help raise funds for the Masks for Scotland initiative during the coronavirus crisis. The article Second ...

Coronavirus hospital NHS Louisa Jordan ready for patients

Construction at the Scottish Events Campus (SEC) in Glasgow was completed on Sunday. The article Coronavirus hospital NHS Louisa Jordan rea...

£1.25bn package to help innovation firms during crisis

Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the initiative would include a £500m investment fund for high-growth companies. The article £1.25bn package to ...

Parents could ‘spend entire day’ juggling work and childcare

A report calls to extend the 80% wage replacement to employees who reduce their working hours to accommodate childcare. The article Parents...

Coronavirus furlough scheme opens for applications

Chancellor Rishi Sunak said the ‘unprecedented job retention scheme will protect millions of jobs'. The article Coronavirus furlough sc...

Second phase of record-breaking whisky auction to end

The Macallan 1926 Fine and Rare 60 Year Old is expected to fetch more than £1m. The article Second phase of record-breaking whisky auction ...

Emergency free meals projects to share £700,000 fund

Projects across Scotland have been allocated funding to help people with food during the coronavirus crisis. The article Emergency free mea...

Scottish Parliament committees to be held remotely

Changes to Holyrood's standing orders to formalise virtual meetings are to be proposed on Tuesday. The article Scottish Parliament comm...

Emergency appeal to help unpaid carers during pandemic

A charity's emergency fund will provide grants of up to £300 directly to carers. The article Emergency appeal to help unpaid carers dur...

Scottish Government calls for extension to Brexit transition

The economy cannot afford the 'double hit' of Covid-19's impact and a no-deal Brexit, Michael Russell warned. The article Scott...

Arrest made after man suffers head injury in disturbance

The incident happened in the Leith area of Edinburgh at around 12.40pm on Sunday. The article Arrest made after man suffers head injury in ...

Man in serious condition in hospital after attempted murder

The 35-year-old was found badly hurt in Glen Esk Drive, Darnley, on Saturday night after being attacked by three men. The article Man in se...

NHS Louisa Jordan: Temporary hospital construction complete

The facility at the Scottish Events Campus is now complete, it has been announced. The article NHS Louisa Jordan: Temporary hospital constr...

Coronavirus: Glasgow's £43m temporary virus hospital completed

Glasgow's £43m temporary coronavirus hospital, NHS Louisa Jordan, will be able to treat Covid-19 patients from tomorrow.

Death toll from Covid-19 in Scotland increases by ten

Confirmed patient deaths from coronavirus rise to 903, with 8187 positive cases. The article Death toll from Covid-19 in Scotland increases...

SNP MP apologises over Celtic flag ‘dispute’ with neighbour

The Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill MP had a row with another man over a flag in Bonnar's window. The article SNP MP apologises over...

MP Steven Bonnar apologises over Celtic flag argument with neighbour

The Coatbridge, Chryston and Bellshill MP apologises after an argument with a neighbour over a Celtic flag

Body pulled from river in search for missing pensioner

Police Scotland were alerted on Sunday morning after the body was discovered near Bothwell Bridge. The article Body pulled from river in se...

Michael Gove defends Prime Minister over ‘skipped meetings’

Boris Johnson was accused of missing five Cobra meetings as the crisis loomed in a report published by the Sunday Times. The article Michae...

Coronavirus: People told not to book summer holidays

Downing Street has said 'it is a fact' that current guidelines 'do not allow for people going on holidays'. The article Cor...

Gran plans Hawaii trip after ‘dream’ £100,000 lottery win

Mary McAnish, 67, found out she won the six-figure sum as her postcode was selected for the prize. The article Gran plans Hawaii trip after...

Plane with ten million face masks lands in Scotland

The charter flight from China carrying PPE touched down at Prestwick Airport on Saturday morning. The article Plane with ten million face m...

SNP: Refugee camps need more help to fight coronavirus

Refugees and developing nations around the world need more help to fight Covid-19, SNP MPs have said. The article SNP: Refugee camps need m...

Politician return to nursing in fight against coronavirus

Emma Harper MSP, who was elected in 2016, previously worked in the NHS. The article Politician return to nursing in fight against coronavir...

Charity concerned domestic abuse will increase in lockdown

Scottish Women’s Aid said the risk will continue to worsen the longer the lockdown is in place. The article Charity concerned domestic abus...

Coronavirus: Plane carrying PPE kits arrives in Scotland from China

The cargo includes face masks, virus kits and infusion pumps for intensive care units.

Concerns over shopping deliveries for shielded groups

A charity has warned that delays in building an effective system in Scotland 'could cost lives'. The article Concerns over shopping...

Murder probe after two men found dead in Paisley house

A 60-year-old man and a 23-year-old man were found dead inside the property in Paisley.

Coronavirus: Care home confirms 20th death

A care home where 16 residents suspected of contracting Covid-19 have died since 4 April, confirms four further deaths.

Tony Ferns: Mother's plea over unsolved murder

Tony Ferns, 33, died after he was stabbed in his car in Glasgow a year ago.

Detectives make second arrest after street death in Airdrie

Peter McElroy was described as a "good boy at heart" after dying during a disturbance at the weekend.

Nine dead at Clydebank nursing home with suspected Covid-19

A further sixteen residents at Hill View in Clydebank are displaying symptoms of coronavirus.

Ayrshire winner stakes claim to £57.8m Euromillions jackpot

Camelot have confirmed a claim has been made by a winner matching five numbers in the 17 March draw.

Coronavirus: 'Do not delay seeking treatment for injured or unwell children'

Parents are urged to still get help for youngsters who are injured or unwell during the coronavirus crisis.

Coronavirus fundraiser Margaret Payne, 90, 'climbing Suilven' on stairs for NHS

Inspired by Captain Tom Moore, Margaret Payne will make 282 trips upstairs at her Sutherland home.

Mother pays tribute to son after street death in Airdrie

Peter McElroy was described as a "good boy at heart" after dying during a disturbance at the weekend.

Coronavirus: Residents with virus symptoms die in Paisley and Peterhead

Paisley home sees 11 virus deaths in two weeks with five fatalities at facility in Peterhead where an outbreak is suspected.

Coronavirus: 'I've moved out to protect my family from the virus'

Ambulance technician Jamie Kennedy says he will live away for as long as it takes to keep working and keep his family safe.

The woman who discovered the first coronavirus

June Almeida was a pioneer of virus imaging who was largely forgotten until the current outbreak.

'Belsen showed me how low mankind can sink'

What Ian Forsyth saw at the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in WW2 has haunted him for the past 75 years.

Man charged over death of Thomas Nelson in Wishaw

A 28-year-old man is arrested and charged following the death of Mr Thomas Nelson in Wishaw.

Second Scottish prisoner dies with suspected coronavirus

Convicted killer Francis McCarthy, 59, fell ill at HMP Low Moss after displaying symptoms of Covid-19.

Coronavirus: IVF treatment delays 'heartbreaking'

Couples undergoing IVF have their treatment cancelled or suspended as a result of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Coronavirus: Greenock pupils find safe way to honour teacher

Children came up with a social media hashtag to mourn the loss of Notre Dame High maths teacher Gerry McHugh.

Coronavirus: Several deaths at Drumchapel care home

A number of residents have died at Almond Court in Drumchapel in recent days, the Care Inspectorate confirms.

Coronavirus: 'I am just so glad I can help and be involved'

Scores of student paramedics have signed up to help in the NHS Scotland response to coronavirus.

Man held after 'knife stand-off' with police in Irvine

A 31-year-old man is due in court on Monday after being arrested following a knife-related stand-off with police in Irvine, North Ayrshire.

One of Scotland's Dunkirk veterans hits the century

Harry Osborne, who served as a gunner in the Royal Artillery, celebrates his 100th birthday.

'I thought because I was young it wouldn't affect me'

Calum Wishart, 25, warns of his "horrendous experience" with coronavirus that left his life in jeopardy.

Coronavirus cases 'in half of Scottish care homes'

The industry says the impact of the virus on residents alongside high staff absence levels has put care homes under huge strain.

Limmy: Lockdown is perfect for someone like me

The Scottish comedian says he's at his happiest when he's at home on his computer or watching TV.

Liverpool: Sir Kenny Dalglish tests positive for coronavirus

Liverpool legend Sir Kenny Dalglish tests positive for coronavirus and is in hospital.

Covid-19: Nurse remembered for her 'kindness and compassion'

Janice Graham, 58, has become the first NHS worker in Scotland to die from Covid-19.

Coronavirus: Survivor thanks hospital staff for their compassion

One former coronavirus patient has written a heartfelt letter to the NHS staff who saved her life.

Man faces trial for coughing at shop workers in Covid-19 scare

Bryan Hogg is also accused of threatening to spit at staff in Pound Express in Saltcoats, Ayrshire.

Coronavirus in Scotland: Who is dying and where?

New data published on coronavirus deaths in Scotland show more details on age, gender and location.

Petrus du Plessis: Glasgow Warriors prop returns to NHS to battle Covid-19

Glasgow Warriors prop Petrus de Plessis says he will return to the NHS as a respiratory physiotherapist to help patients with Covid-19.

Coronavirus in Scotland: 'Ryan was the last person I expected to die'

Ryan Storrie told his family he would be fine and did not need help when coronavirus left him struggling to breathe.

Coronavirus: Look inside Glasgow's temporary NHS hospital

The facility is being built at the SEC, and will have capacity for more than 500 beds for coronavirus patients.

Coronavirus: 'I'm a frontline carer but feel undervalued'

Care worker Precious Omoruyi says she was turned away from a supermarket during an NHS-only time slot.

Coronavirus: 'I'm juggling essays, exams and a pandemic'

Eilidh Duncan is one of hundreds of nursing students in Scotland who are now on the Covid-19 frontline.

Coronavirus: The council workers switching roles to help the vulnerable

A look at how one Scottish local authority is delivering vital services during the lockdown.

Coronavirus: Eight dead after outbreak at Dumbarton care home

The residents who died at Castle View Care Home in Dumbarton were showing symptoms of coronavirus.

Coronavirus: Carer 'dedicated to the most vulnerable'

Tributes have been paid to Dumbarton care worker Catherine Sweeney after her death from coronavirus.

WrestleMania: Drew McIntyre on being first ever British champion

Drew McIntyre speaks exclusively after making history at Wrestlemania.

Coronavirus: Whisky production to resume despite virus concerns

Firms which suspended work in the wake of the outbreak ask staff to come back, unions claim.

The climber who bagged all 282 Munros in one winter

Kevin Woods battled through storms to complete all of Scotland's Munros in one winter season.

Coronavirus: 'Not yet known' when virus will peak - Sturgeon

The first minister was speaking as she confirmed a further 46 people with coronavirus have died in Scotland.

The impact my husband's death had on NHS staff

After being told her husband was dying from Covid-19, Sandra Wilson heard the doctor crying down the phone.

Police issue 144 fines during virus lockdown

They include six people who were given fixed penalties after a house party in Aberdeen.

Coronavirus: Building work begins at temporary hospital at Glasgow's SEC

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has said the facility at Glasgow's SEC could be open within two weeks.

Scottish coronavirus deaths increase by 50

The figure includes 10 deaths in the past 24 hours, as well as a further 40 from previous days that have now been confirmed.

Glasgow University to host new Covid-19 testing facility

The industrial scale laboratory will be based on the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus in Glasgow.

Labour peer dies 'after contracting coronavirus'

Lord Gordon of Strathblane, founder of Radio Clyde, died aged 83 on Tuesday.