Taylor Swift college class for parents taking Swifties to Eras tour

Glasgow Clyde College say the event will help people get "up to speed" on the pop star.

Police probe after boy robbed of football shirt

The 14-year-old was targeted by a much older teenager who took the item of clothing in Clydebank.

Police appeal after murder of man in Port Glasgow

Jack Trainner, 27 was found on injured on Brookfield Road, Port Glasgow at about 21:05 on Saturday.

Billie Eilish to play Glasgow as part of world tour

The What Was I Made For singer's tour starts in September and includes 12 UK dates.

Glasgow venue faces licence review after teen deaths

Representatives for SWG3 are expected to appear at a Glasgow Licensing Board hearing.

Police probe after boy robbed of football shirt

The 14-year-old was targeted by a much older teenager who took the item of clothing in Clydebank.

Cushion covers ‘saved my mum’s life’

Jan O’Neil has upcycled donated fabrics and made more than 40,000 cushion covers.

Mother's asthma plea after daughter's sudden death

Tracy Bulpitt is calling on ministers to introduce national targets to end preventable asthma deaths.

What is happening with Flamingo Land at Loch Lomond?

A West Dunbartonshire Council meeting will discuss plans for the controversial resort.

Council to push ahead with £100m Mull school plan

The £100m project would be the biggest ever undertaken by Argyll and Bute Council.

What is happening with Flamingo Land at Loch Lomond?

A West Dunbartonshire Council meeting will discuss plans for the controversial resort.

Woman charged over death of cyclist in Glasgow

John Morton was hit by an Audi A3 on Fielden Street in Glasgow's east end in May 2023.

Mackintosh Hill House project at 'exciting' stage

The property has been threatened by the effects of water penetration.

Were Scotland's new gas-powered ferries a bad choice?

The first UK-built LNG ferries were hailed a "green ships" but they have been dogged with problems.

The Blue Nile: Who are the band name-checked by Taylor Swift?

Taylor Swift has referenced the Scottish group on new song Guilty As Sin?

'We've found hundreds of weapons by magnet-fishing'

Mark McGeachin's hobby has seen him and his son fishing bombs, axes and guns out of Scotland's canals.

I was accidentally in Taggart - it inspired a crime novel

An inadvertent cameo appearance in the Glasgow-based crime drama was the creative inspiration for a new crime novel.

Murrell police charge 'incredibly difficult' - Sturgeon

Former first minister Nicola Sturgeon has spoken after her husband was charged over embezzling SNP funds.

Delivery delay confirmed for CalMac Glen Sannox ferry

The long-delayed vessel will now be held up until July due to issues with its propulsion system.

'My son's body was butchered in a post-mortem'

Ann Stark is meeting the lord advocate in a bid to have the law on autopsies in Scotland changed.

'We've found hundreds of weapons by magnet-fishing'

Mark McGeachin's hobby has seen him and his son fishing bombs, axes and guns out of Scotland's canals.

Glasgow music venue workers win employment tribunal

A judge found that the business broke union laws and former staff will receive 90 days worth of wages.

Restless Natives actor Vincent Friell dies aged 64

The 64-year-old actor found fame playing a tourist coach robber in the 1985 film.

Out of Doors heads to Glasgow

Mark Stephen and Linda Sinclair with stories from the great outdoors.

Star Trek's Scotty played by a Scot for first time

The famous Star Trek character is being played by a Scottish actor for the first time.

War grave marked by headstone after 83-year mystery

Francesco D'Inverno died in the sinking of the Arandora Star in 1940 but his identity was only discovered last year.

Aye Write festival to hold pop-up events after cash gift

The Colin Weir Charitable Foundation donated £65,000 to help the festival.

Line of Duty stars bring daytime clubbing to Glasgow

Martin Compston and Vicky McClure bring murder to the dancefloor as daytime clubbing comes to Scotland.

How a ballerina is helping research into MS

After a successful career in the US as a professional dancer, Emily Davis moved to Scotland to research MS in 2021.

Glasgow music venue workers win employment tribunal

A judge found that the business broke union laws and former staff will receive 90 days worth of wages.

Meteorite 'repeatedly transformed' on space journey

Researchers say the Winchcombe meteorite is "a remarkable piece of space history".

Former British boxing champion Limond dies aged 45

Former British and Commonwealth super-lightweight champion Willie Limond dies at the age of 45.

How a ballerina is helping research into MS

After a successful career in the US as a professional dancer, Emily Davis moved to Scotland to research MS in 2021.

Line of Duty stars bring daytime clubbing to Glasgow

Martin Compston and Vicky McClure bring murder to the dancefloor as daytime clubbing comes to Scotland.

Suspended Labour councillor quits party over race row

Councillor Audrey Dempsey was suspended from the party after being accused of making racist remarks.

Does Glasgow want another Commonwealth Games in 2026?

Commonwealth Games Scotland has offered Glasgow as a back-up if another host city cannot be found.

Paisley artists facing biggest challenge in 150 years

The institute also hopes to display some of its historic works that are currently in storage.

Inquiry into death of serial killer Peter Tobin

The Crown Office has launched a mandatory fatal accident inquiry into the death of Peter Tobin.

Your pictures of Scotland

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

Fire crews tell residents 'not to be alarmed' by smoke

A blaze at a Kilwinning recycling plant is said to be under control as work continues to completely put it out.

Lorry damage puts CalMac ferry out of action

MV Loch Shira, which serves the Isle of Cumbrae, could be out of service until mid-June.

Drink-driver jailed for six years for fatal hit-and-run

Robert Brown left James Harris, 61, for dead after colliding with him near Taynuilt in Argyll and Bute.

New CalMac ferry successfully launches into River Clyde

MV Glen Rosa is the second of two LNG dual-fuel ships being built at Ferguson shipyard

Drink-driver jailed for six years for fatal hit-and-run

Robert Brown left James Harris, 61, for dead after colliding with him near Taynuilt in Argyll and Bute.

Celtic sex abuse cases could settle for millions

Solicitors say "significant progress" has been made in valuing cases since the club indicated it would settle.

Could this be the Clyde's last traditional ship launch?

Next week's launch of MV Glen Rosa down a greased slipway could be the final chance to witness such a spectacle.

'Playing an autistic character helped me unmask myself'

Ashley Storrie plays a neurodiverse paleontologist in Dinosaur, in a new BBC comedy drama.

Landward visits Arran

As the farming season gets under way, Dougie attends the annual spring show at Thainstone.

Celtic make police complaint over missile throwing

Assistant manager John Kennedy and colleagues were targeted during Sunday's game against Rangers.

Celtic make police complaint over missile throwing

Assistant manager John Kennedy and colleagues were targeted during Sunday's game against Rangers.

'Playing an autistic character helped me unmask myself'

Ashley Storrie plays a neurodiverse paleontologist in Dinosaur, in a new BBC comedy drama.

What has changed in title race after Old Firm epic?

After an Old Firm game where everything changed several times, has anything really changed in the Scottish Premiership title race?

Care staff strike in three councils over equal pay

Four days of action will begin in Falkirk, with strikes planned for next week in two other councils.

Accidental Renovators

Cal and Claire erect the scaffolding and begin work on the roof with the help of Cal’s dad

Landward visits Arran

As the farming season gets under way, Dougie attends the annual spring show at Thainstone.

Landward visits Arran

As the farming season gets under way, Dougie attends the annual spring show at Thainstone.

The community Iftar, where food is 'love language'

About 100 gathered for the fast-breaking meal, which was extended to people beyond the Muslim faith.

Lulu: I don't speak before 12 noon. I'm not lying

Ahead of her farewell tour the Shout singer talks Bond, Bowie and Boom Bang-a-Bang.

The troubled history of the rotating Glasgow Tower

The rotating tower has been beset by problems since it opened on the banks of the Clyde in 2001.

Celtic back on top after beating Livingston

Celtic return to top spot in the Premiership as they sink bottom club Livingston with three goals in a strong second-half showing.

Women reported by police over toddler vape videos

The footage shows a young blonde-haired child coughing after being offered the pink vape.

'I never thought I'd have to bury my dad twice'

Caroline Sutherland never imagined she would have to lay her father to rest twice.

How a rusty bridge changed lives in Glasgow

It's a year since the Sighthill bridge was built to link communities divided by the M8 motorway.

The Scottish mercenary hired to kill Pablo Escobar

Former SAS trooper Peter McAleese, who took part in a daring attempt to kill the Colombian drug baron, has died.