Music pioneer John Martyn's guitars to be auctioned

Guitars, personal items and the songwriter's "famous" delay unit and amplifier set-up are to be sold.

Your pictures of Scotland

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

Scotland's Big Night Out

Iain Stirling explores the history of Saturday nights out in Glasgow and across Scotland since the 1950s.

Glasgow School of Art graduates display degree work

Students at the world renowned art school display their degree works.

CalMac contract for west coast ferries extended by a year

Ministers are considering a direct award to the Scottish government-owned operator without a competitive tendering process.

Revamp of Glasgow's George Square to begin January 2025

Final designs have been confirmed which include a water feature, raised lawn, sheltered seating and feature lighting.

Shops run out of Mothers Pride 'Scottish Plain' loaves

An iconic Scottish product has disappeared from shops after a packaging issue affected supply.

Funeral directors expelled over missing ashes probe

Officers searched A Milne Funerals Ltd's office in Springburn earlier this month and recovered 19 containers with ashes.

Woman, 74, dies after Argyll and Bute car crash

Police are calling for witnesses to come forward after a woman died in a crash in Argyll and Bute.

Wild Rose musical to come to stage in 2025

Nicole Taylor, who wrote the original film, has adapted her script for the stage in Edinburgh.

Gang guilty of trafficking women to work in brothel flats

Three people have been jailed for their involvement in a sex trafficking gang operating in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Fifth-tier club raises nearly £800,000 from global investors

Five-year-old Scottish side Caledonian Braves raise £783,000 after seeking funds from global investors.

Scotland fan walking to Euros passes halfway mark

Craig Ferguson decided to take on the challenge to raise money and awareness for a mental health charity.

Man, 49, dies after being hit by car in Cumbernauld

The man was taken by ambulance to Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow, where he died later.

Police praise Scottish Cup final fan behaviour

Eight people were arrested, but no 'significant disorder' took place around the Hampden meeting.

Twin Atlantic: 'If you can work in a bar in Glasgow, you can deal with hecklers'

From performing at King Tut's Wah Wah Hut to the infamous Barrowlands, each venue has taken them closer to fame.

Three charged over £1.35m cocaine bust

Polices seized the class A drug along with related paraphernalia during the raid in Gilsochill.

Police move Rangers fans away from Trongate ahead of Celtic march

A group of supporters in blue T-shirts are ushered away from the area prior to the Scottish Cup final.

Teens detained for brain damage attack on boy on train

Judge Lord Scott said the victim would be "forever changed" as a result of the attack.

Your pictures of Scotland

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

What is happening to Glasgow School of Art?

Fire tore through the library in the Mackintosh Building at the Glasgow School of Art 10 years ago.

Two men in court charged with Glasgow murder

The two men, both from Glasgow, made no plea to the charge of murder on Thursday at the Glasgow Sheriff Court.

Police name man killed in A76 motorbike crash

Tony Currie, 34, died following the collision in East Ayrshire on Monday.

Paisley Arts Centre to reopen after £3m revamp

Work has been carried out as part of a wider regeneration of Paisley’s cultural venues in the town.

Family fears for asylum-seeker facing Rwanda flight

Glasgow-based Aasem Al Jamadi, who came to the UK from Syria in 2022, is said to be a torture victim.

Glasgow's Low Emission Zone makes £1m in fines

Glasgow City Council made more than £1m from Low Emission Zone (LEZ) in just over 10 months, according to new figures.

Violent rapist defrauded £214,000 from ex-partners

Christopher Harkins was also found guilty of assaulting a woman to the danger of her life and four sex offences.

'Celtic should be held responsible for fan damage'

Large crowds of Celtic fans gathered for an unofficial party in the Trongate to celebrate on Saturday.

Call for organised football celebrations after Celtic disorder

An MSP says large scale fan events could prevent disruption and vandalism in Glasgow as supporters celebrate cup wins.

No supermarket for Castlemilk despite promises

Campaigners in the area have spent years fighting for a major store serving affordable fresh food.

Man, 27, dies after stabbing in Glasgow

The 27-year-old was attacked on Saracen Street in Possil and taken to hospital where he later died.

Glasgow traffic light faults due to Power spike

Drivers are being asked to approach lights with caution as it may take some time to restore signals.

World goes bananas for irregular pyjamas

Irregular Sleep Pattern was born in a Scottish flat and now has fans in New York, Hong Kong and Australia.

Man in 'critical condition' following Clarkston crash

A man is in critical condition following the crash which left the road closed for several hours.

Glasgow's arthouse cinema celebrates 85 years of movie magic

Scotland’s first arthouse cinema opened as the Cosmo in 1939 and later became the Glasgow Film Theatre.

Glasgow approves 1am bar licence for city centre

Bars and restaurants in Glasgow city centre will be able to stay as part of a pilot programme.

Final section of Renfrew Bridge floated up the Clyde

The two-lane road bridge for vehicles, pedestrians and cyclists will connect Renfrew and Yoker.

Your pictures of Scotland: 10-17 May

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

RAF Chinook: Anger over lack of 30th anniversary memorial

Families of victims of the RAF helicopter crash say they have been 'failed' by the MoD.

Bus driver charged after man, 73, killed crossing road

A bus driver has been arrested after a man was killed in a collision in Giffnock, East Renfrewshire.

Jobs at risk in Tennent's depot closure

The brewer's owners want to move workers to its headquarters in Glasgow.

Rodgers 'never had any doubt' about Celtic title challenge

Manager Brendan Rodgers says he "never had any doubts" about Celtic’s season after they seal their 12th Scottish Premiership title...

Arrests at pro-Palestinian demo outside Glasgow factory

A protest has been staged outside the Thales factory in Govan which is involved in producing parts for Israeli drones.

Glasgow airport uses Irish Gaelic on new pub sign

The sign shows the Irish words for "are you hungry" instead of the Scottish Gaelic words.

I was dying but still couldn’t get a bed in rehab

A new bill aims to give people struggling with addiction the right to the appropriate treatment.

Super Gran star Gudrun Ure dies aged 98

As well as Super Gran she appeared in a number of stage productions, radio plays and other TV shows.

Brazilian butt lift firms banned after woman in hospital

The woman required emergency hospital treatment following the procedure in a hotel function room.

Family given stranger's ashes after mother's death

A daughter had an urn in her house for months before discovering it did not contain her mother's ashes.

Thousands of pounds worth of unlicensed dermal filler seized

Boxes of dermal fillers, needles and vials of botulinum were seized during the raid in Glasgow

Uber driver jailed for killing passenger he ordered out of car

Kunathilinghan Mohanthas, 48, left Christopher Hanton for dead in Glasgow city centre.

Three arrested during Old Firm match at Celtic Park

Police say the individuals, aged 29, 44 and 49, were arrested in connection with "acts of disorder".

'O'Riley's Celtic impact shows Rangers what they're missing'

Matt O'Riley's impact shows the difference between Celtic and Rangers in microcosm after a decisive Old Firm contest.

Detectives launch murder probe after man found injured in flat

John Cairns, 24, was found in a property in Shotts, North Lanarkshire, at about 08:20 on Thursday.

Who will win fascinating but flawed Old Firm title race?

Celtic welcome Rangers on Saturday with three games left and the title on the line. Tom English sets the scene.

Your pictures of Scotland

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

Biker, 77, killed in crash on A83 in Argyll

Emergency services attended the scene south of Clachan, near Tarbert, at 12:05 on Thursday.

Man charged with murder bid after chainsaw incident

Liridon Kastrati was also charged with possessing an offensive weapon among other offences.

Mosquitoes found all across warming Scotland

One of the most common types of mosquito has been identified for the first time in locations across Scotland.

MoD censured over soldier's 'preventable' death

Pte Conor McPherson was shot dead during a night-time training exercise in Northumberland in 2016.

Hundreds take part in march for Scottish independence

It comes at a pivotal time for the independence movement following the resignation of the first minister.

Man, 23 arrested in connection with Port Glasgow death

Jack Trainner was fatally injured in the town's Brookfield Road on 27 April.

Bar singer steps in for Olly Murs as Take That support

Murs was due to support Take That at the Hydro in Glasgow but his flight from London was cancelled.

Fire breaks out in Ardrossan ferry terminal

Two fire engines are at the scene of the blaze which took hold inside the terminal building.

Man charged after officers hurt in chainsaw chase incident

A 30-year-old man is due to appear before Paisley Sheriff Court later following an incident in the town on Monday.

Four falcon chicks hatch in Glasgow university tower

Birds of prey have nested at the university's Gilbert Scott Tower for around two decades.

Riverside music festival cancelled over increased costs

Organisers said rising expenses and low ticket sales meant the event could not go ahead later this month.

I'm walking 1,000 miles to support Scotland in the Euros

Craig Ferguson will walk 1000 miles to Munich in time for Scotland's first football match in Euro 2024.

Second Turkish-built CalMac ferry given launch date

The MV Loch Indaal is one of four ferries being built at the Cemre Marin Endustri shipyard in Yalovan.

The fan walking 1,000 miles to support Scotland in the Euros

Craig Ferguson will walk 1000 miles to Munich in time for Scotland's first football match in Euro 2024.

Man arrested after cyclist hurt in hit-and-run

Police said the car involved did not stop and the 21-year-old driver had been arrested.

A simple guide to Scotland’s Low Emission Zones

Three new Low Emission Zones are due to start in Edinburgh, Aberdeen and Dundee.

Mischa MacPherson: Glasgow

Mischa MacPherson's work with refugees and asylum seekers on various musical projects.

Your pictures of Scotland

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

Mischa MacPherson: Glasgow

Mischa MacPherson's work with refugees and asylum seekers on various musical projects.

Demolition of Ayr Station Hotel halted after legal challenge

The Category B listed building was deemed to be unsafe following a major fire in September last year.

Man arrested after cyclist hurt in hit-and-run

Police said the car involved did not stop and the 21-year-old driver had been arrested.

Glasgow company makes history on the moon

AAC Clyde Space provided technology to the first probe landed on the moon by a private company.

Landward visits Loch Lomond

Dougie is on Loch Lomond for a special episode about Scotland's national parks.

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.

The explosions of colour that painted a Glasgow estate

Sony’s 2006 “Paint” advert is widely considered one of the most ambitious in history - but how was it made?