Stavrum backs Deila for Celtic stay

Ex-Molde boss Arild Stavrum says Ronny Deila should remain Celtic manager even if they fail to beat the Norwegians.

Pedestrian killed by bus is named

A woman who died after she was struck by a bus in the Govan area of Glasgow has been named by police.

Man jailed for indecent images

A man from Glasgow is jailed for 21 months after sending naked images of himself to a 12-year-old boy

Glasgow's Remembrance Sunday 2015

A two minute silence will be observed at 11 am at the cenotaph in George Square, Glasgow, on Sunday 8 November to mark Remembrance Sunday.

Celtic v Molde

Celtic captain Scott Brown will miss the Europa League match with Molde, while defender Jozo Simunovic is a doubt.

Motor engine firm cuts 170 jobs

About 170 workers are to be made redundant at a motor engine firm in Ayrshire, its owners have said.

Trial date set over Riddrie death

Graham Higgins, 28, is to stand trial accused of murdering Albert McDonald in a Glasgow street attack.

Stellar series of events to light up Glasgow during LUCI conference next week

The LUCI (Lighting Urban Community International) City Under the Microscope conference takes place in Glasgow between 11 - 15 November.

HMRC wins Rangers tax case appeal

Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs is successful in its appeal against previous judgments in the Rangers tax case.

Rangers announce loss of £7.5m

Chairman Dave King says an annual loss of £7.5m does not reflect changes implemented by the board since March.

Child assaulted by man on Halloween

Police are looking for a man whose Halloween punch resulted in an 11-year-old boy requiring stitches.

Wolff quits as debut 'won't happen'

Scottish Formula 1 test driver Susie Wolff is to retire after deciding her debut in the sport "isn't going to happen".

Steel workers take jobs fight to MSPs

Workers at two closure-threatened steel plants in Scotland are due to take the fight to save their jobs before MSPs.

Bin lorry crash driver issues apology

The driver of the bin lorry that killed six people in Glasgow last year tells the BBC he apologises unreservedly for his role in the crash.

Bin lorry families 'misled by Crown'

Relatives of some of those who died in the Glasgow bin lorry crash accuse the Crown of misleading them.

Major incident as woman hit by bus

A major incident is ongoing in the south side of Glasgow after a woman was struck by a bus.

Man jailed for murder bid on his mother

A man who admitted attempting to murder his mother after she refused to help him pay off debts is jailed for six years and eight months.

Molde tie 'enormous' for Celtic

Former Celtic striker Chris Sutton says a Europa League win over Molde is a must for manager Ronny Deila.

Bitton considered Celtic departure

Nir Bitton, who has just signed a new five-year contract with Celtic, admits he thought about leaving the club last season.

Man jailed for raping two women

A man who was convicted of raping two women at addresses in Airdrie is jailed for seven years.

Bus and car crash fatality named

Police release the name of a man who died after his Mercedes car collided with a bus in North Ayrshire at the weekend.

Buddies appoint Miller as assistant

St Mirren appoint Alex Miller as assistant manager following Mark Spalding's departure from the role.

Early school registration date again for Glasgow parents

School registration in Glasgow will again take place in November this year for parents to register their child early for P1 entry in August ...

Weir Group to cut 400 overseas jobs

Glasgow-based engineering firm Weir Group announces it is to cut a further 400 jobs overseas as it looks to reduce its costs.

Ferry tendering process 'fair and open'

A panel scrutinising the tendering of the Clyde and Hebrides Ferry Services says the first stage of the process was "fair, open and tra...

Gray extends Glasgow stay until 2018

Scotland lock forward Jonny Gray signs a new contract with Pro12 champions Glasgow Warriors until 2018.

Infected baby dies at super hospital

A baby dies at Scotland's newest children's hospital after becoming infected with a harmful bacteria that has also affected five oth...

Bitton agrees to extend Celtic stay

Celtic midfielder Nir Bitton signs a new long-term contract with the Scottish champions, which runs until 2020.

Moult hails McGhee impact at 'Well

Motherwell striker Louis Moult credits new manager Mark McGhee with a more studied approach - on and off the ball.

Townsend praises returning Scots

Glasgow Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend praises his returning international players after the win over the Ospreys.

Bin lorry crash families speak out

Family members of some of those killed in the Glasgow bin lorry crash have been speaking to BBC Scotland.

Rare birds' 'best season in years'

A bird described as an "extremely rare" visitor to the UK has had one its best breeding seasons in years in Scotland, says RSPB Sc...

Rare birds' 'best season in years'

A bird described as an "extremely rare" visitor to the UK has had one its best breeding seasons in years in Scotland, says RSPB Sc...

Registration opens for Baby's First Christmas

Glasgow's Lord Provost Sadie Docherty cuddles Johnny Strain to promote the opening of registration for Baby's First Christmas later ...

Hope, fear and closure

How does a family cope when a loved one leaves home and does not return?

Biofuels for aircraft to be examined

The potential of offering biofuels for aircraft refuelling at Scotland's regional airports is to explored as part of a £1.8m three-year ...

Heavy fog causes long tailbacks

Heavy fog causes delays and disruption for drivers and commuters in some parts of Scotland during the morning rush hour.

Store staff chase off BB gun robbers

Masked armed robbers are chased away by two Glasgow shopkeepers after they try to hold up a convenience store with a firearm, police said.

Scottish Labour votes to scrap Trident

Scottish Labour party delegates have backed a vote to scrap the UK's Trident nuclear missile system.

Bus driver and passengers 'serious'

The driver of a bus and two passengers injured in a collision with a car in Ayrshire remain in a serious condition in hospital, police have ...

Sikhs protest against Indian abuses

About 200 members of the Sikh community stage a demonstration in Glasgow to protest at what they claim is persecution by the Indian governme...

Man dies after crashing into parked car

A 28-year-old man dies after his car overturned and hit a parked car outside a pub in Lanarkshire in the early hours.

Hibernian v Rangers

Preview followed by live coverage of the Scottish Championship match between Hibernian and Rangers.

Glasgow Warriors v Ospreys

Five players return from World Cup duty to go straight into Glasgow Warriors' Pro12 team to play Ospreys on Sunday.

Deila delighted as Celtic pull away

Manager Ronny Deila is thrilled by Celtic's victory, while Derek McInnes is encouraged by aspects of Aberdeen's display.

Maiden victory pleases Well's McGhee

Mark McGhee is delighted to claim his first victory since returning to Motherwell after a 1-0 defeat of Kilmarnock.

Celtic 3-1 Aberdeen

Leigh Griffiths scores twice as Celtic sweep Aberdeen aside to stretch their lead at the top of the Premiership.

Partick Thistle 0-4 Hearts

Hearts move into second place in the Scottish Premiership as they sweep aside Partick Thistle at Firhill.

Hamilton Academical 2-4 St Johnstone

Graham Cummins scores twice as St Johnstone continue their fine away form to move into fourth spot in the Premiership.

Kilmarnock 0-1 Motherwell

Louis Moult's late strike earns Motherwell a maiden victory under manager Mark McGhee over Kilmarnock.