'There was lots of things left to say' - Fairground Attraction on reunion

The group topped the charts with Perfect in 1988 but broke up in 1990.

Plans for late night parking charges in Glasgow 'on hold'

Plans announced last month meant that motorists faced having to pay to park between 08:00 and 22:00.

Whisky, tractors, carpets and shoes: Kilmarnock in the 1950s

A series of photographs of factories in Kilmarnock highlight the wide range of industries which once supported the town.

Scottish Mussel

A Glaswegian chancer goes undercover at a Highland conservation centre.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Sharleen Spiteri finds magic in Muscle Shoals

The Texas singer recorded in the historic Fame Studios, but had to stop for tourists every afternoon.

The Dark Shadow of Murder

The mother of murder victim Moira Jones shares intimate writings on her loss.

Drunk driver jailed for deaths of two grandfathers

Darren Sturgeon was speeding when he hit a car in Rutherglen, killing a driver and his passenger.

Ferguson Marine boss sacked amid ferry delays

David Tydemen was head of the company building two delayed and over-budget CalMac ferries.

Gary the Gorilla statue 'sawn in half' after theft

Part of the 8ft statue - which was stolen from a garden centre last year - has been returned to the owner.

HGV driver sentenced over death of French cyclist

Paul Mowat ran over 22-year-old student Emma Burke Newman at a set of traffic lights in Glasgow.

Mòd gold medalists celebrate Gaelic songs in Glasgow

More than 70 award-winning singers gathered for a celebration of Gaelic songs in Glasgow.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Drug debt murder gang jailed for total of 59 years

Thomas Guthrie, Barry Harvey and Thomas Owen carried out a violent campaign which left two men dead.

Scottish expat shot dead by police in Pennsylvania

Gregor Fleming, 44, was killed on 7 March when he "displayed a firearm" to local officers.

HMP Kilmarnock transfers into public ownership

The jail becomes the first of its kind to pass from private into public hands.

The rehab service that keeps families together

Harper House can support both parents to get sober while still having responsibility for their children.

'XL bully' dogs kill Chihuahua and attack owner

Police say they are trying the trace the owner of the dogs following the incident in Glasgow.

Scottish expat shot dead by police in Pennsylvania

Gregor Fleming, 44, was killed on 7 March when he "displayed a firearm" to local officers.

Drug debt gun murder gang jailed for 59 years

Thomas Guthrie, Barry Harvey and Thomas Owen carried out a violent campaign which left two men dead.

Cyclist killed after being hit by lorry in Glasgow

The 56-year-old woman was struck by the HGV on Manse Road, Bearsden.

Emma's killer 'should never have been out on bail'

Peter Duffy murdered his partner Emma Baillie while banned from approaching her over previous abuse.

Young film workers shine spotlight on Scotland's 'invisible women'

Filmmakers Marion and Ruby Grierson and Jenny Gilbertson were barely recognised for their work.

Rangers angry with Dens Park postponement

Rangers are "extremely disappointed and angered" by the late postponement of their match at Dundee.

When will Scottish football say enough is enough?

Will unacceptable behaviour by some fans force clubs, the SFA and SPFL to consider more drastic action?

How giant batteries will help power Scotland

The number being installed is expected to increase dramatically as part of the move towards renewable energy.

The Scotsman swapping sprinting for a shot at NFL

Born in Nigeria. Bred in Glasgow. Bound for the NFL? Praise Olatoke has swapped the running track for the gridiron field as he looks to fly ...

WW2 plane propeller find sparks crash mystery

Blades from a World War Two aircraft were discovered buried in potato sacks in a peat bog on the Isle of Arran.

'My vet wanted £120 for a cream. Total rip off'

Pet owners and vets reveal their thoughts after a watchdog warns customers could be overpaying.

HMP Kilmarnock transfers into public ownership

The jail becomes the first of its kind to pass from private into public hands.

Young film workers shine spotlight on Scotland's 'invisible women'

Filmmakers Marion and Ruby Grierson and Jenny Gilbertson were barely recognised for their work.

Rangers' visit to Dundee off after heavy rain

Rangers' visit to Dundee is postponed because of a waterlogged pitch at Dens Park.

The great-grandad guitarist with musical dreams

A great-grandfather is ready to make his mark in the music world after a hiatus of almost 50 years.

MND patient: 'Without my carers I would not be here'

New visa rules for overseas care workers could have a huge impact on those requiring round-the-clock care.

Woman charged after 'XL bully' attacks two children

The dog was seized by police after it attacked three children in East Ayrshire on Wednesday evening.

Comedian says stroke gave him sense of gratitude

Raymond Mearns told how he had a mini stroke on the first day of the Edinburgh Festival last year.

Football pitch fence plan faces local backlash

The Jimmy Johnstone Academy was granted planning permission but some locals want it revoked.

Hardcore sex project funding axed by arts body

Creative Scotland will try to get back almost £85,000 awarded to the Rein project after criticism.

Schitt's Creek star 'emotional' tracing Glasgow roots

Eugene Levy visited the area in Glasgow's Gorbals where his mother lived until she was a teenager.

Women and girls 'had to join the miners' strike cause'

Across Scotland, mothers, wives, daughters and sisters fought to save Britain's mines in 1984-85.

When wind turbine blades get old what's next?

As more wind farms are decommissioned ways need to be found to dispose of their tough turbine blades.

Schitt's Creek star 'emotional' tracing Glasgow roots

Eugene Levy visited the area in Glasgow's Gorbals where his mother lived until she was a teenager.

Women and girls 'had to join the miners' strike cause'

Across Scotland, mothers, wives, daughters and sisters fought to save Britain's mines in 1984-85.

Woman, 23, charged over death of Paisley man

Robert Fisher died in hospital four days after being found critically injured in a flat in Paisley

Del Amitri singer: I know Parkinson's will stop me

Musician Justin Currie says the prospect of having to give up performing is "quite grim".

Wing and a prayer: The clergy supporting sports stars

A growing number of chaplains are helping our sportsman and women on and off the field of play.

Women and girls 'had to join the miners' strike cause'

Across Scotland, mothers, wives, daughters and sisters fought to save Britain's mines in 1984-85.

Teens admit attempted murder at Glasgow station

The schoolboy was left for dead by three teenagers during the incident in October 2021.

The return of the grandfather of tartan noir

Bill Knox was the face of Scottish crime-fighting but his work as a thriller writer is less well known.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

The return of the grandfather of tartan noir

Bill Knox was the face of Scottish crime-fighting but his work as a thriller writer is less well known.

How a BBC experiment pioneered programmes for schools

It is 100 years since pupils in Glasgow became the first to experience special programming for schools.

'Outstanding' praise for struggling NHS board bosses

Many NHS executives across Scotland are being given top appraisal marks which are linked to pay rises.

How I confronted Emma Caldwell’s killer

BBC Journalist Samantha Poling confronted Iain Packer during on-camera interviews, which were later shown to the jury in court.

5 Minutes On

How interviews by BBC reporter Sam Poling lead police to a killer.

Train fan travels 18 hours to see 'unique' shuttle

Neil Hughes travelled from western Scotland to spend six minutes on the Stourbridge Shuttle.

Crofting chief: We want to make industry easier

Crofting Commission boss Gary Campbell says the statutory body wants to make its process more efficient.

Crofting chief: We want to make industry easier

Crofting Commission boss Gary Campbell says the statutory body wants to make its process more efficient.

Miners' strike divisions 'have never gone away'

Miners' strike memories, from throwing stones at "scabs" to soup kitchens, are still vivid 40 years on.

Catching a Killer: The Murder of Emma Caldwell

The BBC Disclosure investigation that helped catch the killer of Emma Caldwell.

How police missed the chance to catch Emma's killer

Iain Packer was left free to continue attacking women while senior officers pursued a case against four Turkish men.

How I confronted Emma Caldwell’s killer

BBC Journalist Samantha Poling confronted Iain Packer during on-camera interviews, which were later shown to the jury in court.

5 Minutes On

How interviews by BBC reporter Sam Poling lead police to a killer.

'Cousin of the Kelpies' unveiled on Glasgow canal

The 121m (397ft) mythical serpent named Bella lies along a regenerated area of north Glasgow.

Inverclyde is second council to defy tax freeze

Inverclyde council argues the 8.2% rise will minimise cuts to services and save jobs.

The Unknown star of viral Willy Wonka event unmasked

Felicia, 16, was cast as The Unknown, a creepy character from Willy's Chocolate Experience in Glasgow.

Your pictures of Scotland

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

Catching a Killer: The Murder of Emma Caldwell

The BBC Disclosure investigation that helped catch the killer of Emma Caldwell.

How I confronted Emma Caldwell’s killer

BBC Journalist Samantha Poling confronted Iain Packer during on-camera interviews, which were later shown to the jury in court.

5 Minutes On

How interviews by BBC reporter Sam Poling lead police to a killer.

5 Minutes On

How interviews by BBC reporter Sam Poling lead police to a killer.

Rock star: I've spent 30 years making a Scotland map from pebbles

Harry Young from Newton Mearns travelled all over Scotland to collect the rocks used in his mosaic map.