Detectives arrest man over Renton flat fire death

The body of Charles Wilson, 40, was found in his home in Renton, West Dunbartonshire, last Saturday.

Man, 52, jailed for raping sleeping woman at his Glasgow flat

John Thomson, 52, was jailed for four-and-a-half years for raping the sleeping woman in Glasgow.

Shipwreck whisky to be auctioned after 128 years

The SS Wallachia had a cargo including whisky and beer when it sank in the Firth of Clyde in1895.

School meal debt to be scrapped in Glasgow

The council will use £300,000 of reserves to cancel the debt of parents behind with payments.

Rangers fan jailed for hitting Celtic physio with bottle

A Celtic physio was scarred for life after the bottle was thrown during an Old Firm match.

Body-in-bag murder accused denies seeing victim

Craig Walker is accused of killing Lauren Wilson, 34, at a flat in Renfrew, Renfrewshire in May 2021.

Irn-Bru founder's great-grandson to step down after six decades

Robin Barr is to step down from the board of soft drinks giant AG Barr after 60 years with the firm.

Fatal Accident Inquiry to be held into two custody deaths

Declan Gallacher and David Berry died in separate incidents at west of Scotland police stations.

Unconscious diver rescued by Oban lifeboat crew

The casualty was recovered near Oban and given oxygen before being taken to hospital.

40-year-old who died following flat fire in Renton named

Police want to hear from anyone who may have seen 40-year-old Charles Wilson before his death.

Murder inquiry after man's body found in Renton flat fire

Police launched the probe after the blaze at a flat in Renton, West Dunbartonshire on Saturday.

Airbus A380 'superjumbo' touches down in Glasgow

Plane enthusiasts turn out to see the world's largest commercial airliner make a return to Glasgow.

Death of man found in flat fire suspicious - police

The man's body was found when emergency services attended a flat fire in Renton on Saturday.

Last 50 Ukrainians to leave Glasgow cruise ship

More than 1,000 refugees were housed on the MS Ambition near Braehead shopping centre in January.

Businesses are paying the price for poor ferries, say Mull residents

Residents on Mull say they want the Scottish Government to begin a dialogue with island communities.

CCTV released as part of cup final disorder probe

Images of 11 people have been shared by Police Scotland after the mass brawl outside Hampden.

Councils 'not even close' to equal pay resolution - lawyer

The warning comes as Glasgow City Council is expected to settle historic pay claims within weeks.

Gary the Gorilla statue stolen from Carluke garden centre

The 8ft tall structure, nick-named Gary the gorilla, was taken by thieves in a night-time raid.

Scottish swimmer sets record between New Zealand islands

Andy Donaldson swam by night through shark-infested waters to break the record by four minutes.

Small Faces star returns in film sequel 30 years on

A new film will look at what happened to the MacLean brothers since the 1996 Glasgow cult classic.

New delay to CalMac ferry for Arran a 'catastrophe', says island group

Campaigners say islanders are anxious about the impact on business and visitor numbers.

Rufus McLean: Domestic abuse rugby star given community sentence

Rufus McLean admitted abusing Cara Haston, whose family said she received verbal abuse from the rugby community.

Man cleared of immigration raid protest charges

Nicholas Sigsworth is acquitted of a charge related to a Glasgow demonstration over immigration raids.

Man who died after being hit by car in Paisley named by police

Police are looking to trace two drivers who may have witnessed the crash on Saturday.

Far-right Scot jailed for replica machine gun video

James Farrell admitted charges under the Terrorism Act at the High Court in Glasgow.

Surge in gonorrhoea cases recorded across Scotland

Diagnoses of the sexually transmitted infection have jumped by 49% compared to pre-pandemic.

Former leader quits North Lanarkshire Council amid fresh accusations

Jordan Linden, who has left the SNP, denies the claims and says he will "robustly" defend himself.

First Bus workers in Glasgow and Aberdeen secure pay deal

Cleaners, fuellers and shunters for First Bus in Glasgow and Aberdeen will receive a minimum pay rise of 8%.

BBC confirms full coverage of Scottish Cup clash after Lineker row

The quarter-final is being broadcast as scheduled on TV, radio and online after a boycott by pundits over the Gary Lineker row.

'Very sad' - Poloc CC lose Shawholm ground lease after 143 years

The great-grandson of Poloc CC's original benefactor expresses his dismay as the club are evicted from the ground where they have played...

Alan Rough: I never asked for more money

Regarded as one of Scotland's best ever goalkeepers, Alan Rough's fame never brought him fortune.

High-value Amazon orders 'switched for cat food', say customers

Dozens of Amazon customers get in touch to share their stories of ordering cameras and computer kit.

John Swinney backs Humza Yousaf in SNP leadership race

Deputy First Minister John Swinney is the most senior party figure to endorse the health secretary.

Aamer Anwar: Police beating and tough childhood shaped me

The high-profile lawyer says a racist attack by police and a tough childhood in Liverpool led him to fight for justice.

Fox hunt meets for final time after 250 years

Lanarkshire and Renfrewshire Foxhounds held their meet days before new law on hunting with dogs.

Death of starving toddler could have been avoided - sheriff

Two-year-old Lauren Wade went without proper food or care for months in a filthy Glasgow flat.

Scotrail worker sexually assaulted on train

The female Scotrail employee was attacked on a train between Airdrie and Balloch on 1 March.

Driver seriously hurt after car crashed off road

The 22-year-old was driving a Red Vauxhall Corsa which came off the B7078 between Kirkmuirhill and Lesmahagow.

Free law clinic to help sexual assault victims

The University of Glasgow's new sexual offences law clinic will offer specialist legal advice.

Investor hopes over threatened Morton's Rolls bakery

An MSP says ministers have agreed to meet investors looking to save the Glasgow bakery.

Two men charged with murder over Greenock shooting

Jack Benson and Dale Russell appear in court, accused of fatally wounding Neil Canney in Greenock.

What's the story? 100 years of the BBC in Scotland

The BBC celebrates 100 years in Scotland, with the anniversary of the first broadcast from Glasgow.

Challenging two years ahead for ferry services - CalMac

Chief executive Robbie Drummond apologises to island residents for recent disruption to services.

£1.5m lifeline for Sistema children's orchestra projects

Groups in Dundee, Aberdeen, Stirling, Glasgow and Edinburgh will receive Scottish government cash.

Union to ballot teachers on 'paltry' new pay offer

NASUWT's announcement comes after the EIS union said it would suspend next week's school strikes.

Pedestrian, 64, dies a month after Glasgow crash

She was taken to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital after the incident on Thursday 2 February.

Two Dreamliner aircraft to be scrapped at Prestwick Airport

The first Boeing 787 aircraft to retire from commercial service will be dismantled for spare parts.

Caledonian Sleeper rail service to be nationalised

Scotland's transport minister says an arm's length company will take over the franchise on 25 June.

Progress made during teacher strike pay talks

The EIS held informal discussions with the Scottish government and Cosla in a bid to end the dispute.

Rangers fan admits throwing bottle at Celtic physio

Alan Crawford, 33, struck Daniel Friel on the head during a league match at Ibrox last year.

Driver avoids jail over Boxing Day death crash in Bearsden

Janette Henry caused a crash that killed one person and injured five of her relatives in Bearsden.