Digital health project misses target

A £10m online health project has reached less than a third of the people it set out to, the BBC has learned.

Google help for Nessie hunters

Fans of the Loch Ness Monster are being offered a chance to explore its "habitat" using Google Street View.

Plane lands safely after emergency

An aircraft returns safely to Aberdeen International Airport after reporting a problem shortly after taking off.

Green light for £100m data centre

The first phase of plans to build a new £100m data centre campus in Fife are given the green light.

Heart of Midlothian 2-1 Raith Rovers

Sam Nicholson and Soufian El Hassnaoui are on target as champions Hearts collect another three points.

PM warning over Labour-SNP coalition

The prospect of a Labour government propped up by the SNP is a "match made in hell", the David Cameron warns.

'No figures' on child exploitation

A BBC Scotland investigation reveals that Police Scotland does not collate or hold specific figures on child sexual exploitation.

Election drive continues in Scotland

The UK election drive for votes in Scotland has continues at the start of the fourth week of campaigning.

Man in court on firearms charges

A Dundee man has appeared in court facing a succession of firearms charges after a bomb squad was called out to a city street.

Teen arrested over attempted murder

A teenager has been arrested by police in connection with the attempted murder of two brothers in Edinburgh.

Partial reopening of fire-hit street

Pedestrians should be able to access parts of a city centre street closed by a blaze since last Wednesday later this week, says council.

Norovirus shuts two hospital wards

Twenty patients at the largest hospital in the Highlands are affected by a sickness and diarrhoea bug.

University staff to strike over jobs

Staff in the UCU union at Dundee University are to go on strike over plans to cut jobs to close a budget deficit.

Borders Railway timetable published

The return of rail services to the Borders comes a step closer with the publication of the timetable between Tweedbank and Edinburgh.

Drivers reported for 100mph speeding

Three motorists are recorded driving at more than 100mph on Aberdeenshire roads during a weekend police clampdown.

Mother praises efforts of searchers

The mother of a missing woman whose remains have been discovered praises the effort to find her.

Jazz festival launches programme

Edinburgh announces a line up of 40 musicians from across the world for its annual Jazz and Blues Festival.

Worst mistake of my life - Chalmers

Former Scotland U20s player Sam Chalmers returns from a two-year ban for using anabolic steroids.

Police appeal for girl's lost teddy

Police in the Highlands issue an appeal on social media asking people to help find a little girl's cherished teddy.

Hygiene concern hospital improves

A hospital where patient equipment was found to be spattered with blood and body fluids has "significantly improved" inspectors sa...