Glasgow Warriors captain and former Scotland international Alastair Kellock is to retire from rugby this summer.
2 April 2015
Leinster 34-34 Glasgow
Leinster and leaders Glasgow Warriors earn three points apiece in a thrilling Pro12 draw at the RDS.
Locke poised for Kilmarnock deal
Interim boss Gary Locke is expected to be confirmed as permanent Kilmarnock manager on Friday morning.
Plane lands safely after 'emergency'
An aircraft has landed safely after being escorted into Prestwick Airport in Ayrshire after apparently losing communications.
Plane lands safely after 'emergency'
An aircraft has landed safely after being escorted into Prestwick Airport in Ayrshire after apparently losing communications.
Tension mounts ahead of TV debate
Seven party leaders are making final preparations ahead of the first televised general election debate.
'Community divided' over T in Park
Residents say the community of Strathallan has been left "divided" over plans to host the T in the Park music festival there.
Police probe 'hang Sturgeon' tweet
Police are investigating a comment on social media suggesting that the SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon should be hanged.
Closed trampoline park set to reopen
A trampoline park which was closed for almost six weeks after it was found to be operating without a licence is set to reopen.
Drop in number of registered voters
The number of people registered to vote in Scotland has fallen by 145,000 since the independence referendum.
Alcohol watchdog hits out at ‘dangerous’ vapour shots
Alcohol Focus Scotland warns of the "dangerous levels of consumption" vapour alcohol shots could lead to over a very short period ...
The Papers
What do Scotland's papers say?
Glasgow in best sport city shortlist
Glasgow is on the shortlist along with Rio, Sochi and Warsaw for the world Sports City of the Year award.
Glasgow in best sport city shortlist
Glasgow is on the shortlist along with Rio, Sochi and Warsaw for the world Sports City of the Year award.
Man killed by lorry on motorway
A man dies after being hit by a lorry on the M8 at Livingston in West Lothian.
Unpaid work for abuse images man
A man caught with images of child abuse who claimed he was trying to find missing Madeleine McCann is ordered to carry out unpaid work.
Passenger dies on Edinburgh tram
Edinburgh's trams service is suspended after a man becomes unwell and subsequently dies.
Approval for 23-turbine wind farm
The Scottish government gives planning consent for a 23-turbine wind farm planned for a site near Inverness.
Rats claim shuts school kitchen
The kitchen at a primary in Dingwall is shut as a precaution after parents said they saw rats outside the school building.
Thousands expected at 'Scrap Trident' rally in George Square
Organisers say thousands are expected to attend the Scrap Trident Rally in George Square on Saturday in which several politicians are expect...
Three wards closed by norovirus
Three wards at Dumfries and Galloway Royal Infirmary are expected to be closed over the Easter weekend following an outbreak of norovirus.
Pools likely to stay shut next week
Two swimming pools at a city's leisure complex are likely to remain shut next week after a potential risk was found with a roof window.
Subsea firm trebles profits to £3.4m
An Aberdeenshire subsea engineering specialist more than trebles its profits to £3.4m.
Get in the thick of Glasgow's energy generating Green Maze
A green maze project will run on Glasgow’s George Square in April 2015.
Police fail to close the Arches club
Police fail in a bid to have the Arches nightclub in Glasgow shut down following drug and alcohol-related incidents.
Man in court over Tesco police assault
A man appears in court charged with carrying a knife and assaulting a police officer during a disturbance at a supermarket in the Borders.
Wildcat zoo breeding plan defended
Conservation groups defend a proposed Scottish wildcat captive breeding programme after the plan is criticised by an animal welfare charity.
New water play park to open with hydrozorbs and water dodgems
The taps have been turned on at Scotland's latest water play park for the first time, with plans in place for hydrozorbs, splash cannons...
Shares in Rangers are delisted
Shares in Rangers International Football Club plc are delisted from the AIM Stock Exchange.
Killie to make manager appointment
New chairman Jim Mann says Kilmarnock will appoint a new full-time manager but is not drawn on whether it will be Gary Locke.
Shares in Rangers are delisted
Shares in Rangers International Football Club plc are delisted from the AIM Stock Exchange.
Motorists hit with over £1m at controversial bus lane in first six months
The Nelson Mandela Place bus lane has sparked complaints since launch in 2014 and has now captured ten times more drivers than the next most...
Man admits murder and rapes
A 38-year-old man pleads guilty to murdering an escort at his Falkirk home before raping two other women.
Soldier killed in 'hit-and-run'
Police are investigating the possibility that a Scottish soldier who died on holiday in Florida was involved in a hit-and-run incident.
World's most northerly lichen tufts
The world's most northerly tufts of a rare lichen have been recorded on a group of small Hebridean islands, says Scottish Natural Herita...
Scotland's first sub-zero ice bar glides into Glasgow
Enjoy an ice-cold beer or cocktail at the Baltic ice bar surrounded by a frozen bar, walls and glasses made of ice.
Couple killed in two-vehicle crash
A married couple from Lanarkshire are killed in a two-vehicle collision on the A66 in County Durham.
Plan for big jump in bus charges
A "departure charge" levied on buses using the new Galashiels transport interchange could increase five-fold under new proposals.
Green light for £66m Burrell revamp
Almost £5m in funding is approved to kick start plans for a £66m revamp of Glasgow's famous Burrell Collection.
Couple killed in two-vehicle crash
A married couple from Lanarkshire are killed in a two-vehicle collision on the A66 in County Durham.
Green light for £66m Burrell revamp
Almost £5m in funding is approved to kick start plans for a £66m revamp of Glasgow's famous Burrell Collection.
Warriors captain Kellock to retire
Glasgow Warriors captain and former Scotland international Alastair Kellock is to retire from rugby.
Judy Murray calls for tennis legacy
Judy Murray calls for Scotland to capitalise on Andy Murray's Grand Slam success before he retires from the sport.
Deacon Blue to play Hogmanay event
Scottish pop group Deacon Blue are to headline Stonehaven's Hogmanay event.
Man jailed over bomb-making haul
A former Syrian doctor is jailed for 40 months for having a hoard of explosive ingredients and instructions on how to prepare bombs in Edinb...
Ross County relief for stuck seamen
Eight sailors stuck in Scotland after their boat broke down and employers went bust find relief supporting Ross County.
BrewDog sees profits soar by 69%
Aberdeenshire-based drinks firm BrewDog sees annual profits rise by 69%, to £4.9m last year from £2.9m in 2013.
General Election to dominate FMQs
The UK General Election is expected to dominate proceedings at First Minister's Questions as Nicola Sturgeon prepares for TV leaders deb...
Man on safari park murder bid charge
A 24-year-old man is charged with attempted murder after a woman was allegedly stabbed at Blair Drummond Safari Park.
Nato war games to start at weekend
One of Europe's largest Nato military exercises starts in the UK on Saturday with significant aerial and maritime activity in Scotland.
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