Thousands celebrate Edna's 101st after card appeal

Billy Connolly and the Queen were among those making up for Edna Clayton's lonely 100th birthday in lockdown.

Islay distillery to raise production after funding boost

Kilchoman says a £22.5m loan deal will allow it to invest in new facilities and grow the brand globally.

Turtle rescued after washing up on Scottish island

The young loggerhead is being cared for by a sea life centre after being found on the Isle of Iona.

Storm Corrie: Thousands without power after second storm

The North East and the Highlands are worst affected by storms Malik and Corrie with 40,000 homes still without power.

Free bus travel for under-22s in Scotland begins

As a new free public transport scheme begins, BBC Scotland looks at how it will work.

Police hunt after man stabbed in Glasgow flat murder bid

Officers say it was a targeted attack on the 31-year-old in Glasgow but they do not know the motive.

Pedestrian dies in crash after walking on M8 motorway

The man was on the M8 at Chapelhall when he was hit by a car early on Sunday morning.

Storm Corrie: Thousands without power as second storm approaches

Storm Corrie is expected to hit the north east, which was badly affected by Storm Malik on Saturday.

Five taken to hospital after Wishaw house fire

Police said they were taken to hospital as a precautionary measure following the blaze in Wishaw.

Edinburgh hospital staff say new car parking scheme is 'unsafe'

Thousands of NHS staff in Edinburgh are unable to park because they do not have a permit.

Scottish government faces £5m bill over shipyard takeover

The Scottish government lost a High Court case over the purchase of the Ferguson Marine shipyard.

Teacher extradited from Spain found guilty of sex abuse

James Berry was brought back to Scotland three years ago to face crimes of abuse against two women.

Pay deal agreed in Coulport nuclear weapons base dispute

Unite members at Coulport had been staging targeted days of 24-hour strike action since 16 December 2021.

Scotland's first 'enclosed' salmon farm to open on Loch Long

Innovative containers protecting farmed fish from pollution and lice could help secure the future of industry.

Council lose £6.5m claim against bus firm over Glasgow bin lorry crash

Glasgow City Council had brought the action against First Bus, the former employer of bin lorry driver Harry Clarke.

Holocaust Memorial Day: ‘It is imperative to never forget’

Henry Wuga, escaped the persecution of the Nazis and says people must remember what happened.

Hearts and Celtic in 13th minute tribute to teenager Devin Gordon

Players stopped play at Tynecastle during the Scottish Premiership match to applaud the late teenager.

Raymond Bell jailed for murder after victim died five years later

Raymond Bell's victim died five years after he was originally jailed for attempted murder.

Glasgow cannabis factory men were human trafficking victims

Two Albanian men are freed from prison after a court hears they were brought to Scotland to work at the raided factory.

Police make second arrest after house fire death

John Dalziel, 47, died in hospital last May after being rescued from a burning property in Paisley.

In pictures: Scotland's climate story

Artworks and photographs capture the changing landscape and impact of pollution and extreme weather.

Glasgow School of Art fire: Inquiry unable to find cause

A three-year investigation into the 2018 fire said the cause was "undetermined" because of the damage caused.

Glasgow School of Art: A timeline of two fires

The key developments in the eight years from the first blaze to the publication of a report into the second fire.

Wim Jansen: Former Celtic manager dies at 75, announce Feyenoord

Former Celtic manager Wim Jansen has died at the age of 75, with the news announced by ex-club Feyenoord.

The food project helping turn lives around in Glasgow's Maryhill

A group of teenagers are changed lives - and perceptions - by cooking for vulnerable neighbours.

Viking torch parade marks Celtic Connections in Glasgow

The march celebrates the history of Shetland, which is featured at this year’s hybrid music festival.

Two arrests over 'intimidation' on Glasgow anti-vaccine march

Police said protesters caused disruption after entering Glasgow's Buchanan Galleries shopping centre.

Crash closes M8 motorway in Glasgow for 18 hours

A van driver was arrested after the M8 westbound in Glasgow was closed until Saturday morning.

'Nicholas Rossi': US man who 'faked death' remanded in custody

'Nicholas Rossi' is facing extradition over a charge of rape in Utah in the United States.

Shock as US jets fly at 500ft over Scotland's central belt

The US Air Force confirms its F-15 fighters trained at low altitude after residents reported sightings.

Islanders on Mull 'need reliable ferries, not tunnels'

A Scottish government suggestion for tunnels or bridges for some islands receives a mixed reaction.

Why do I need new smoke alarms in my house?

Legislation is being introduced that requires all homes to have interlinked smoke alarms fitted.

Man jailed over fatal Bishopbriggs attack caught on CCTV

The victim was found dead from a brain haemorrhage two days after being attacked in Bishopbriggs.

Calum Knox: Unpaid work order for nurse assistant who attacked patients

Calum Knox assaulted two women in their 80s while working at Crosshouse Hospital in Kilmarnock.

In pictures: Glasgow goes Gotham for Batgirl filming

The city has been transformed into the dark DC Comics universe as wintry scenes are filmed around Trongate.

Police name pedestrian killed in Rutherglen crash

Angela Marshall, 55, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident on Croftfoot Road last Thursday.

Jamie Stevenson: Scottish fugitive among UK's 12 most wanted

Jamie Stevenson, who is wanted in connection with drugs seizures, is believed to be hiding in Spain.

In pictures: Wolf Moon over Scotland

A selection of your pictures from across the country capturing the first full moon of 2022.

Scotland to lift most remaining Covid restrictions

Nightclubs will reopen and large indoor events can resume from 24 January, Nicola Sturgeon confirms.

£10m of cocaine hidden in Belgian waffle lorry

Four men admit drug trafficking charges after the drugs were found on an industrial estate near Glasgow.

Man charged after toddler in nappy found on Paisley street

The two-year-old boy was wearing a t-shirt and nappy when he was discovered alone after dark.

Card plea to give Edna 101st birthday to remember

Edna spent her 100th birthday alone in lockdown, so now her carers want to make her 101st special.

Covid in Scotland: 'Cause for optimism' in case rate data

A health expert says the slowdown in coronavirus cases gives "cause for optimism" but the NHS is not "out of the woods yet...

US fugitive who faked death found alive in Glasgow

Nicholas Rossi, using the alias Arthur Knight, was arrested in hospital while being treated for Covid.

Union in talks with Ovo Energy over job cuts at Scottish sites

The firm said offices in Perth, Edinburgh, Cumbernauld and Dunfermline will close amid UK-wide job cuts.

Celtic Connections launches 'hybrid' online music festival

Performances cancelled due to Covid rules on crowds will now be shown online and screened to smaller theatre audiences.

Convicted killer caught with stun guns is jailed

Colin Williamson is sentenced to five years after being found with devices disguised as torches and batons.

Covid : Pressures force Lanarkshire GPs to focus on urgent care

Doctors in NHS Lanarkshire will suspend some GP services in order to prioritise those most in need.

David Grier loses fight for damages over Rangers case

Business consultant David Grier was arrested in November 2014 but acquitted of all charges.

Man dies in three-vehicle crash on A70 in Rigside

The 29-year-old man's van was in collision with another van and a car in Rigside, South Lanarkshire.

Cameron House: Mother disappointed not date set for FAI

Jane Midgley's son died in the Cameron House Hotel fire at Loch Lomond in December 2017.

Covid in Scotland: Restrictions are working, insists adviser

Ahead of a review of Scotland's current Covid rules, Prof Jason Leitch says they are reducing the size of the Omicron wave.

Covid in Scotland: Ventilation to curb virus in schools 'unacceptable'

A teaching organisation say schools are relying on open windows rather than air filtration units.

Driver fined £100 over 'porthole' windscreen in Bonhill

Police warn motorists they are putting others at risk if they fail to demist their windows properly.

Man, 27, charged over Greenock death

Adam Anderson, 22, died in hospital after being found badly hurt in Greenock on Sunday 2 January.

Lengthy tailbacks after 'multi-vehicle' crash on M8 in Glasgow

Traffic Scotland is warning of 45 minute delays around the incident on the M8 near Glasgow's Govan.

Ex-Scotland footballer Charlie Adam fined for drink-driving

Dundee captain Charlie Adam was twice the legal limit when he was caught behind the wheel of his badly-damaged car.

Scotland in 'worst case scenario' for Omicron cases

Humza Yousaf says the next two weeks are set to be the most difficult ever faced by the NHS.

Covid: Scottish self-isolation period cut to seven days

The move to cut the isolation period from 10 days brings Scotland into line with the rest of the UK.

Amber Gibson: Second man appears in court over teenager's death

Stephen Corrigan is accused of attempting to defeat the ends of justice over Amber Gibson's death.

Second man charged over Amber Gibson's death

Amber Gibson's brother has already been charged with her murder after her body was found in November.

Arran ferry cancellations blamed on Covid and poor weather

CalMac apologises for the disruption caused to passengers during an "exceptional period".

Nathan Patterson: Everton complete signing of Scotland right-back from Rangers

Everton complete the signing of Scotland right-back Nathan Patterson from Rangers on a five-and-a-half-year deal.

Covid in Scotland: 'Congestion' warning over testing system

John Swinney warns that Scotland's test system may face "challenges" in the coming days.

Covid in Scotland: What are the rules?

Large scale events have been cancelled due to the rapid rise in cases of the Omicron variant.

Man, 22, found injured in Greenock car park dies in hospital

The 22-year-old was discovered on Sunday at the car park off Ann Street, according to emergency services.

Rangers mark anniversary of Ibrox disaster with memorial at ground

Former Rangers captain John Greig is among those attending a memorial to mark the anniversary of the Ibrox disaster.

Covid test centre damaged in fire raising attack

A canopy of the car park facility in Dumbarton was deliberately set on fire in the early hours of New Year's Day.

Scottish pupils urged to get second jabs before new term

Drop-in appointments will open from Monday for 12 to 15-year-olds as vaccination capacity increases.

Muted celebrations as Hogmanay curtailed by Covid

Edinburgh's street party was the highest profile casualty of the virus restrictions.

First New Year baby born on stroke of midnight

Hospitals across Scotland have been giving details of the first births of 2022.

New Year Honours: Chief Medical Officer Gregor Smith knighted

Dr Gregor Smith and Olympic swimmer Duncan Scott are among Scots recognised by the Queen.