Hospitals inquiry: Boy left 'isolated and lonely' in 'disgusting hospital'

A mother says her son was put in "source" isolation when she started asking questions about Glasgow's super hospital.

Fuel shortages in Scotland: How easy is it for me to fill up my car?

There have been reports of queues and shortages at many petrol stations, but are things getting back to normal?

Greenock Morton now officially community owned as Rae family gift majority shareholding

Greenock Morton are now officially community owned, with the Rae family ending their 20-year ownership of the Scottish Championship club.

Glasgow bin lorry crash driver 'misled' GP over medical history

A driver who collapsed at the wheel of a Glasgow bin lorry which killed six people had previously passed out on a stationary bus.

Irn-Bru maker AG Barr reports delivery 'challenges'

AG Barr says road haulage and supply chain issues have recently affected customer and inbound deliveries.

Hospitals inquiry: Parent told child would be 'safer at another hospital'

A mother says a cancer specialist told her the best way to keep her child safe was at a unit other than Glasgow's super hospital.

Police diver patrols on River Clyde for COP26 conference

Armed police officers will monitor the River Clyde throughout the United Nations climate summit in Glasgow.

Man in hospital after 'shooting' in Glasgow

Police said the incident in the city's Barlanark area on Saturday night was a "targeted attack".

Milly Main: Criminal investigation over hospital deaths

Police Scotland is investigating a number of deaths at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital campus.

Hospitals inquiry: Dad claims son given 'secret' supply of drugs

A dad claims his son was given the medication to protect him from the "dangers" of a Glasgow hospital.

Struck-off Ayr optician guilty of sex attacks

Former Ayr optician Ian Jordan, 63, subjected two female clients to "bizarre" examinations.

Legionella bacteria found in water at Monklands Hospital

Infection control expert says the risk of contracting legionnaires' disease at the Airdrie facility is "extremely low".

Volunteers sought for rare fish spotting project

Researchers say citizen scientists can help match images of endangered flapper skate off Scotland's west coast.

Your pictures of Scotland: 17 - 24 September

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 17 and 24 September.

Hospitals inquiry: QEUH conditions likened to 'third world country'

A mother tells an inquiry she and her 11-year-old son felt unsafe at Glasgow's QEUH due to concerns about water hygiene.

Tributes to Barrhead teenager who died in crash

Friends took to social media to remember 19-year-old Jay Morrison from Barrhead who died on Saturday.

Scotland considers setting up parades commission

It comes after police made several arrests at a series of Orange Walks in Glasgow at the weekend.

Stagecoach workers balloted over strike action

Unite claims bus routes across Scotland "will grind to a halt" if members back action in a pay dispute.

£30bn greenprint for Glasgow

Glasgow City Council reveals an ambitious plan to rejuvenate the city and reduce its carbon footprint.

£280,000 of alcohol stolen in Ayrshire factory raid

A convoy of three lorries was used to remove pallets of Blue WKD drink from Caledonian Bottlers in Ayrshire.

Jamie Cannon: The 125-day search for missing Saltcoats student

Jamie Cannon was on his way to college when he disappeared - which police said was "very out of character".

Hospitals inquiry: Children's ward conditions compared to prison

A mother told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry that her son was unable to shower for about two weeks.

Two men in fatal M8 car crash named by police

David Paton along with Mark Downie and a third man died in Sunday's incident in Renfrewshire.

Cyclists spell 'refugees welcome' across south of England using GPS

David Charles and Georgie Cottle raise £55,000 for charity with their GPS drawing challenge ride.

In pictures: Scottish archaeological finds

Three photographers were commissioned to record discoveries made in this year's season of digs.

Margaret McCarron named as woman who died after being hit by police van

Margaret McCarron, 58, was walking on a street in Motherwell when she was hit by the marked van.

Hospitals inquiry: Boy's deadly infection 'came from hospital drains'

A mother tells an inquiry her 10-year-old son almost died from an infection caught while going through cancer treatment.

Grateful ex-student donates £50m to Strathclyde University

Businessman Charles Huang's funding gift to Strathclyde University is the largest in its 200-year history.

Orange walks: Fourteen arrested over 'disorder' in Glasgow

Police said most offences were for public disorder but also included sectarian-related breach of the peace.

Celtic make pre-tax loss of £11.5m in annual accounts

Celtic lost £11.5m last year after a fall in revenue of almost £10m, the club reveal in their annual results.

Muriel Gray to leave role at Glasgow School of Art

The broadcaster will stand down as chairwoman of the board of governors at the end of the month.

Firefighters tackle blaze in Taynuilt Inn in Argyll

The A85 through Taynuilt has been closed as fire crews deal with the blaze at the Taynuilt Inn.

Motorcyclist dies in Argyll crash

The 46-year-old man was part of a group of motorcyclists riding north on the A816.

Pedestrian dies after being hit by police van in Motherwell

The 58-year-old woman was fatally injured in Motherwell on Sunday evening.

Young disabled Scots face ‘cliff edge’ leaving school

BBC Disclosure investigates the challenges facing young disabled people as they move into adulthood.

Search for missing seven-year-old in New Cumnock

A police helicopter and marine and dog units are involved in the search for Carson Shephard from New Cumnock..

First witnesses at inquiry into Glasgow and Edinburgh hospitals

Patients and families will share their experiences of the hospitals in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Three men dead after M8 motorway crash

Two men aged 27 and one aged 31 were pronounced dead at the scene, Police Scotland has confirmed.

Thousands expected at Orange walks in Glasgow

The parades were rescheduled from the 12 July due to the coronavirus restrictions.

Covid in Scotland: Travel rules simplified but test regime may stay

The Scottish government agrees to a streamlined traffic light system but could retain the current testing requirements for travellers.

Man jailed for murdering Wishaw teenager in scissor attack

Connor McMath sentenced to a minimum of 15 years for fatally stabbing Sean Ford in the neck in Wishaw.

Glasgow achieves Scottish University of the Year

The Fife institution beats Oxford and Cambridge to the top of the The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide.

Covid in Scotland: Soldiers to drive ambulances under military aid plan

The Scottish Ambulance Service confirms logistical staff will also be made available to help ease pressure on its crews.

Police call for action on sectarianism ahead of Orange walks

Ahead of Saturday's marches, a senior police officer says it is time to tackle the root causes of sectarianism.

Woman guilty of murdering husband in knife attack at Clydebank flat

The 36-year-old struck out after claiming her husband did not stick up for her in a row with a stranger.

Sir Elton John: UK and European tour postponed to 2023 after hip injury

The rock star says it "breaks my heart" to postpone, but he is still recovering from a hip injury.

Covid in Scotland: 'No evidence' of spike in cases after TRNSMT

Prof Jason Leitch says the festival's mitigations had "gone smoothly" and he had not seen evidence of infection spread from th...

Man arrested over fatal Glasgow shooting

John McGregor, 44, died in hospital two days after he was shot in the Milton area of the city last month.

Unmanned submarine earmarked for Irish Sea freight crossings

A start-up company has been given £380,000 to develop the hydrogen-powered concept.

Dumfries poet Josie Neill publishes first full collection aged 86

Josie Neill from Dumfries has been described as one of Scotland's "most neglected" writers.

Nationalised shipyard misses out on ferries order

Two CalMac ships for the Islay route will be built by a foreign yard after Ferguson fails to make the shortlist.

Paolo Nutini and Lewis Capaldi to headline TRNSMT 2022

Scottish stars Paolo Nutini and Lewis Capaldi will lead the line-up at next year's festival at Glasgow Green.

Woman dies in hospital after Loch Lomond crash

Margaret Henderson, 77, from Kirkintilloch, was seriously injured in an accident near Luss last month.

COP26: Armed police prepare for biggest deployment ever

The UN climate change conference will see the biggest ever deployment of armed officers in Scotland.

Tribute to teenager Aidan Pilkington killed on Crow Road

Police say a 19-year-old man has been arrested after Aidan Pilkington was fatally struck by a car on Saturday.

Covid: Unite calls for Army to ease ambulance waits at A&E

Union leaders say the Army should be deployed and "pop-up" wards erected at A&E departments to ease ambulance waits.

Teenage pedestrian killed in Glasgow incident

Police say the 18-year-old man was hit on Crow Road in Glasgow by a vehicle in the early hours of Saturday.

'A split-second decision saved my life on 9/11'

If Scot Andrew Cullen hadn't hit the down button instead of heading back up the tower, he would have been killed seconds later.

Covid in Scotland: Ambulance boss says sorry to patients over waiting times

The head of the Scottish Ambulance Service says staff are working under "unprecedented pressure" because of the pandemic.

Celtic: Dominic McKay steps down as chief executive after two months for personal reasons

Dominic McKay has stepped down as Celtic's chief executive after just two months for personal reasons.

Lanarkshire seafood plant to close

Dawnfresh will close its Uddingston plant with workers offered roles in an expanded operation in Arbroath.

Pensioner accused of raping and murdering woman in Girvan flat

The 71-year-old man has gone on trial over the death of Patricia Henry at her South Ayrshire home in 2017.

Celtic: Kyogo Furuhashi out for up to a month with injury

Celtic forward Kyogo Furuhashi will miss up to a month with a knee injury, manager Ange Postecoglou has confirmed.

Nicola Sturgeon says Janey Godley apology was 'dignified'

The comedian was dropped as the face of a Scottish government health campaign after "unacceptable" tweets emerged.

TRNSMT festival: Up to 50,000 music fans arrive at Glasgow Green

The three-day event will see performances from artists including Liam Gallagher, Snow Patrol and Amy Macdonald.

Scotland to launch vaccine passports on 1 October

Plans to only allow fully vaccinated people into nightclubs and other large events are approved by MSPs.

Janey Godley dropped from government Covid ads over tweets

The Glasgow comedian admitted the tweets, from several years ago, had "terrible, horrific undertones".

Paisley gas engineer jailed over £2.4m cocaine collection

Allan Ferguson, 25, was stopped by police in Paisley as he picked up 20kg of the class A drug.

MSPs to vote on Scottish vaccine passport scheme

The move will mean only fully vaccinated people will be allowed into nightclubs and many large events.

How green is Scotland's space industry?

Scotland's thriving space sector is trying to have a reduced impact on the planet.

Covid in Scotland: Health boards warn of 'significant' pressure on services

Two boards pause non-emergency surgery amid "unprecedented demand" caused by rising cases and staff shortages.

Charles and Camilla visit Glasgow museum

The Prince of Wales and Duchess of Cornwall chatted with staff and schoolchildren at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum.

Campbeltown wind turbine factory closes permanently

Owners CS Wind say there are "no prospects of any recovery" in the market for manufacturing wind towers.

Toddler in hospital after fall from flat window in Barrhead

The two-year-old is said to be in a stable condition after the fall from a flat in Barrhead.

Motorcyclist, 63, killed in Ayrshire road crash

The man died at the scene following a collision involving a Nissan Qashqui on the A70 near Ayr.

Ferry passengers avoiding masks despite Covid surge

Calmac says some passengers are ignoring advice to wear masks as Covid outbreaks on ferries cause disruption.

Inmate, 20, dies at Polmont Young Offenders Institution

Jack McKenzie died on Friday at Polmont Young Offenders Institution, the Scottish Prison Service confirms.

Covid in Scotland: 'I'm double-vaccinated but can't show the proof'

A woman who got one jab in England and one in Scotland says her vaccine certificate only confirms a single dose.

Lorry deliberately crashed into house in East Kilbride

Residents were evacuated after the building in East Kilbride suffered extensive damage in the incident.

Climate change: Green groups call for COP26 postponement

Vaccine inequality and travel challenges risk excluding many delegates from poorer nations.

'I can't get a driving test until next year'

A backlog due to the pandemic means learner drivers like Katie McKerral face long waits to sit their test.

Covid in Scotland: Students return with cautious hope for normality

Several campuses are holding freshers weeks with a hope of more in-person learning being available to students.

Glasgow company fined £150,000 for making nuisance calls

Glasgow-based DialADeal Scotland Ltd made more than half a million unsolicited calls between August 2019 and March 2020.

No trains running between Glasgow and Edinburgh on Sunday

The trains have been cancelled due to engineering works and strike action and no replacement buses will be available.

Covid in Scotland: Denying 12-15s a vaccine is 'unethical', says union

The EIS teachers' union believes it is a child's right to be offered the same care as the rest of the population.

Pride march returns to Glasgow after Covid pause

Participants, dressed in bright colours, were asked to take a lateral flow test before the event and wear masks.

Tokyo Paralympics: Gordon Reid wins wheelchair tennis bronze medal match

Gordon Reid secures his first medal at the Tokyo Paralympics by beating Alfie Hewett in the wheelchair tennis bronze medal match.

Motorcyclist dies after crashing into wall in Port Glasgow

The 53-year-old male rider was pronounced dead at the scene in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde.

Three more charged after sectarian singing in Glasgow

A total of six people have now been arrested after videos circulated on social media of the incident on 29 August.

Asian gold targeted in housebreakings across Scotland

Homes were targeted in Bathgate, Beith, Stranraer, Cambuslang, Paisley, Stepps, East Kilbride and Glasgow.

Breeding seabird numbers in Scotland almost halved since 1980s

A new study by NatureScot looked at 11 species of breeding birds in Scotland over the last 35 years.

Burrell Collection to reopen in March after five years

The museum closed in October 2016 for a £68m redevelopment and was supposed to have reopened last year.

Old Firm: Three charged after Rangers fans' sectarian singing

Police said three men were arrested after videos circulated on social media showing sectarian singing.

Thousands 'not referred' to long Covid support service

A charity has said NHS bureaucracy has prevented patients from being referred to its support service.

Shipyard turnaround is 'most challenging in UK'

The man tasked with sorting out the troubled Ferguson Marine says there is still a lot to do.