Nursery pupils in E. coli stomach bug outbreak in Biggar

Children and teachers at a Biggar nursery are tested for the stomach bug after five confirmed cases.

David Tennant jealous of incoming Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa

The star on returning to the sci-fi TV show, and his new stage production, Good, about the Holocaust.

'Doctors kept saying I was too young to have Alzheimer's'

Kevin Hetherington, 58, is urging other former footballers experiencing what may be neurological issues to persist with seeking help.

Great Scottish Run: The road closures and travel restrictions

Thousands are expected in Glasgow for the running events on Saturday and Sunday.

Kelvingrove Museum to be sold over Glasgow equal pay bill

The museum and the city chambers are among the assets to be re-mortgaged to cover pay claims.

Railway closed after bomb found at Barrhead building site

The device was found near a construction site in Barrhead where new houses are being built.

Coolio: The day the rapper surprised fans at Celtic Park

The late rapper told fans he had "brought Gangsta's Paradise to the real Paradise" during a match in 2017.

Charity fears over loss of hotels in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs

Conservationists warn the trend will create more commuter villages and reduce jobs around Loch Lomond.

Scottish ferries contract hit by fresh delay

Ferguson Marine Engineering says one of the vessels being built for CalMac will not be ready until 2024.

Teenagers detained for murder bid knife attack in Thornliebank

The 15-year-old victim almost died after the stabbing attack in February last year, a court is told.

Centenarians wait patiently for cards from the King

Wartime shipyard worker Janet Harvey took 100 years to earn her card, but she will wait a bit longer.

Call for police probe into Scottish ferries row

A leaked dossier suggests the process of awarding a £97m ferries contract may have been rigged.

US group to fight Scotland's abortion buffer zones

40 Days for Life backs protests outside clinics and will help mount a legal challenge if a new law is passed.

Drone technology used to inspect Scotland's sewers

Scottish Water says drones replace the need for workers to go into sewage pipes for inspections.

Eurovision: Glasgow has biggest heart to play host, says Lulu

The former Eurovision winner says the city should host the 2023 event over Liverpool.

The workers who saw Scotland's ferries saga unfold

The staff at Ferguson shipyard talk about the highs and lows they have experienced over the last eight years.

Sutton Heath: Soldier, 20, died in non-operational incident says MOD

Sapper Connor Morrison, 20, was praised by his commanding officer as "truly selfless".

Jail for ex-soldier who abused girl when he was 12

Christopher Muir, of Grangemouth, targeted the child when she was aged between five and seven.

Motorcyclist, 55, dies following crash near Taynuilt

The collision, which involved two motorbikes and a Skoda, took place between Kilchrenan and Taynuilt.

Firefighters extinguish blaze at Glasgow tower block

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service dispatched eight fire engines to the incident in Shawlands.

Glasgow City's Clare Shine retires at 27 after mental health struggle

Glasgow City striker Clare Shine retires from football at the age of 27, saying it is "not sustainable" after her mental health is...

River City marks 20th anniversary with special episode

The first episode of the Scottish soap opera first aired on BBC Scotland on 24 September 2002.

GMB members accept new pay deal after council strikes

More than 20,000 refuse workers and school staff have accepted a new pay offer following recent strikes.

New Glasgow Airport bar restaurant to create 100 jobs

The Bird & Signet will open at Glasgow Airport's departure lounge at the end of October.

Unboxed festival: Watchdog urged to investigate £120m 'waste of money'

The chair of an influential parliamentary committee asks the UK spending watchdog to probe Unboxed.

Kyle Lafferty: Kilmarnock investigate alleged use of sectarian language

Kilmarnock launch an investigation after a social media video appears to show striker Kyle Lafferty using sectarian language.

Some taxis to get extra time for Glasgow low emission zone

Some taxis across Glasgow could receive extra time to comply with the new Low Emission Zone.

Trumps accused of inflating value of Scottish golf resorts

Donald Trump and his children are accused in a New York lawsuit of overstating valuations to pay less tax.

Jamie Roy: Respected DJ and producer dies aged 33

Roy, who was from Dumfries, made his name in Glasgow and went on to perform all over the world.

Glasgow students without flats told to consider quitting university

The University of Glasgow says some students should defer or withdraw due to a housing shortage.

Health Secretary Humza Yousaf expects immediate A&E improvement

Humza Yousaf is demanding an improved performance on waiting times after a record low.

New Scottish health guidance on alcohol link with cancer

A new guide for health workers identifies drinking alcohol as a risk factor for several cancers.

Bus firm pulls out of Kilmarnock station over safety fears

Stagecoach says it will not run buses after 6pm from Kilmarnock Bus Station due to anti-social behaviour.

Staff at three Scottish universities join strike

Support staff at three Scottish universities have walked out in a dispute over pay.

Deaths in Scotland spike to almost 10% above average

Deaths during the second quarter of this year were 9.7% higher than the five-year rolling average.

Scotland prepares on eve of Queen's state funeral

People across the country are making special arrangements to mark the historic event.

Rangers 2-1 Dundee Utd: Visitors acknowledge minute's silence disruption at Ibrox

Dundee United say they are "aware of the actions of a small section of the crowd" who disturbed a minute's silence before the ...

Thousands of children treated for malnutrition in Scotland

NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde alone recorded 3,895 admissions of under 18s from 2018 to 2022.

'We got married after being mixed up as babies'

A chance meeting led to Jim and Margaret Mitchell falling in love 20 years after a maternity ward mix-up.

Òran Mór venue in Glasgow taken over by Scotsman Hospitality

The iconic venue, restaurant and bar was founded in Glasgow's west end nearly 20 years ago.

Ange Postecoglou says Celtic want fans 'to be respectful' as Queen's death is marked

Ange Postecolgou says Celtic want fans to be "respectful" when the death of Queen Elizabeth II is marked before Sunday's match...

Uefa charge Celtic over anti-monarchy banners

The banners were displayed by a section of Celtic fans at the club's Champions League match in Warsaw.

Former care home worker gets second jail term for child abuse

A convicted paedophile has been jailed for 15 years for abusing children in care homes.

Lewis Capaldi performs new single for Glasgow crowd

Lewis Capaldi performs an impromptu acoustic set on one of the main streets in Glasgow.

Highlands and Islands Airports scale back modernisation plans

Highlands and Islands Airports Ltd says it does not have the funds for the project.

Rangers' match with Napoli put back 24 hours to Wednesday at 20:00 BST

Rangers' Champions League match with Napoli has been put back 24 hours to Wednesday following the death of Queen Elizabeth II.

Man, 83, dies after being hit by lorry in Prestwick

Police said the man, who has not been named, died at the scene of the accident on Friday.

Queen was 'in good spirits' at weekend, church moderator says

The Rt Rev Dr Iain Greenshields spent the weekend at Balmoral and said the Queen was "very engaging".

National life after Queen's death: Will schools close?

Strikes are cancelled, some sport is postponed, and a bank holiday is expected.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon leads Scottish tributes to Queen

Nicola Sturgeon describes the her death as a "moment of acute loss and sadness" for the country.

Queen Elizabeth II has died

Her son King Charles III pays tribute to his "beloved mother" who has died peacefully at Balmoral.

Plans for sweeping changes to how ferries are run

The minister told the Scottish Parliament "things have got to improve for our island communities".

Ex-minister Derek Mackay defends his ferry deal role

Disgraced Derek Mackay is to return to Holyrood to give evidence to the Ferguson Marine inquiry.

Could Scotland legalise assisted dying?

The debate over whether terminally ill adults should be able to choose to die returns to Holyrood.

Strike action at SQA hits exam appeals

Workers at the Scottish Qualifications Authority are taking industrial action in a row over pay.

Scottish hospitality firms in energy costs plea to Liz Truss

More than half of businesses could close due to soaring bills, Liz Truss has been warned.

Grace Handling death: 'Not proven verdict messes with your mind'

Grace Handling,13, died taking ecstasy and the verdict was reached in the trial over her death.

Erskine veterans help to create new sculpture trail

The trail involves 10 artworks at a Scottish veterans charity's home in Renfrewshire.

Rent freeze plan to tackle cost-of-living crisis in Scotland

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says rising bills are threatening to become a "humanitarian emergency".

Celtic 0-3 Real Madrid: Champions League holders show class in clinical showing

Celtic were ultimately outclassed by holders Real Madrid in their Champions League opener, despite a lively and encouraging start in Glasgow...

Possible Mull Viking boat burials to be investigated

Archaeologists will evaluate two mounds on Mull as part of a series of digs later this month.

Staff set to strike at four Scottish universities

Members of the Unison union at Glasgow, Glasgow Caledonian, Napier and Robert Gordon are set to strike over pay.

Scotland's autumn Covid booster programme begins

More than two million people will be given the jab from Monday with some receiving a dual vaccine.

Sunshine isle drenched by month's worth of rain

The island dubbed Scotland's sunshine isle had its average September rainfall in the space of 55 hours.

Fines for smoking outside Scottish hospitals become law

Anyone lighting up within 15m of a hospital building could incur a fine of up to £1,000.

Former Glasgow Labour leader Malcolm Cunning dies aged 65

Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar says Malcom Cunning "loved Glasgow and he loved our party".

Teenager reported after alleged hit-and-run in Glasgow

A 36-year-old man was taken to hospital after being struck by a car in Glasgow city centre.

Man hurt in hit-and-run in Glasgow city centre

The driver left the scene before officers arrived and inquiries to trace them are ongoing.

Celtic 4-0 Rangers: Defending champions lay down marker after comfortable win

Celtic lay down an ominous marker in the Scottish Premiership title race as they dismantle rivals Rangers with a scintillating first-half di...

The Kintyre wind farm 'gold rush'

Onshore wind farms could be built across the peninsula, some taller than skyscrapers.

Man admits killing friend he left outside hospital in Paisley

Ben McCulloch, 27, drove Stephen Quigley to hospital in Paisley but he died outside a closed ward.

Scotland's largest gold nugget goes on display

The Douglas nugget found in a river in Perthshire in 2017 is estimated to be worth £50,000.

Fresh offer made in bid to avert Scottish council strikes

Unions earlier said they hoped a deal could be agreed with council leaders to avoid further action.

Scottish firms facing 200% energy bill rises 'are the lucky ones'

The body which speaks for Scotland's small businesses says energy price hikes of 500% are not unusual.

Second cruise ship for Ukrainian refugees arrives in Glasgow

MS Ambition has docked in Glasgow and will offer 714 cabins for temporary accommodation.

Council strikes: Which schools are closed and when?

Schools will be impacted by strikes across 11 local authorities in Scotland next week.