Racing 92 v Glasgow Warriors (Sat)

Mike Blair starts at scrum-half for Glasgow Warriors' European Champions Cup opener against Racing 92.

Eight new 'solar schools' will help cut bills and emmissions

The schools will harness the energy from the sun to help the city cut its energy bills and carbon emissions.

Council approves next stage for regeneration of Sauchiehall and Garnethill district

Glasgow City Council has approved the next stage of the Sauchiehall and Garnethill District Regeneration Framework, which features 80 propos...

Glasgow seeking 'European respect'

Glasgow Warriors are desperate to make an impact in this season's European Champions Cup, says centre Peter Horne.

King warning to clubs over titles

Rangers chairman Dave King tells other clubs not to re-open the debate about his club's past titles and cups.

Water on Earth 'since beginning'

New evidence supports the theory that water was present on Earth when it formed from rock and dust more than 4.5 billion years ago.

Your pictures 6-13 November

A selection of your pictures of Scotland sent in between 6 and 13 November

Paisley launches UK City of Culture bid

Paisley launches its bid to become the UK City of Culture in 2021 with a £56m plan to create a national museum of textile and design.

Swimming with sharks on holiday list

The chance to swim with sharks in Scotland is number three on a list of 20 adventure holidays that easyJet says were not possible 20 years a...

Two men sought over shop armed robbery

Police attempt to trace two men who carried out an armed robbery at a Scotmid store in Glasgow's east end.

Two men arrested over street death

Two men are arrested after a man is fatally injured during a disturbance in North Lanarkshire.

Work to deliver joined-up services to city residents praised

Glasgow Community Planning Partnership has been praised for efforts to deliver joined-up services to residents across the city.

HMRC to announce Scottish closures

The tax collection agency, HMRC, is preparing to announce a major restructuring plan which is likely to see large scale job losses in Scotla...

Son makes appeal over missing man

The family of a missing Glasgow man appeal for help in tracing him, six months on from his disappearance.

Ebola nurse 'has made full recovery'

A Scottish nurse who was readmitted to hospital after suffering complications arising from the Ebola infection is discharged after making a ...

Scotland prepares for Storm Abigail

Forecasters warn much of Scotland to prepare for the arrival of Storm Abigail, with the Western Isles especially at risk.

Warriors coach targets long Euro run

Gregor Townsend is confident Glasgow Warriors "can get to the latter stages" of this season's European Champions Cup.

Two-minute silence remembers war dead

A two-minute silence is observed across Scotland to remember those who have died in conflicts across the world.

Andy White, Beatles drummer, dies

Andy White, a studio session musician who played the drums on two of the Beatles' first singles, dies in the US aged 85.

SFA to face Ashley court battle

The Scottish FA will defend itself as Mike Ashley challenges its decision to approve Dave King as Rangers chairman.

Georgia hooker signs for Warriors

Georgia international Shalva Mamukashvili signs for Glasgow Warriors, who currently have three hookers injured.

Mitchell rejects SPL title stripping

Roger Mitchell describes the fallout from the court ruling on oldco Rangers' tax affairs as just "fans' bragging rights".

McParland 'key signing' for Rangers

Mark Warburton describes Rangers' new head of recruitment Frank McParland as one of the club's "biggest signings" since he...

Deila demands draw Lambert sympathy

Former Celtic skipper Paul Lambert believes fans' expectations allow little scope for Ronny Deila to bring in young players.

Man guilty of 'sex photo bribe' to girl

A man is convicted of paying a 13-year-old school girl to send him sexually-explicit photos of herself.

Storm Abigail warning upgraded to amber

A weather warning attached to Storm Abigail, the first storm to be officially named by the Met Office, is upgraded from yellow to amber.

Bafta Scotland honours Bill Paterson

Actor Bill Paterson is to receive a Bafta Scotland outstanding contribution accolade.

Brothers guilty over brutal attack

A man is convicted of attempted murder and his brother of assaulting the victim following a street attack in North Lanarkshire.

Back-stabbing knife attacker jailed

A man who admitted stabbing a woman whom he believed had slashed his niece is jailed for five years and three months for attempted murder.

Encouraging more young people in Glasgow to access higher education

A special publication to highlight the support and initiatives in place across the city to support young people into positive destinations h...

Inmate jailed over prison murder bid

A prisoner who attempted to murder a fellow inmate he claimed had been bullying him is jailed for a further six years.

Developers buy former pigment plant

A former pigment manufacturing plant in Renfrewshire is bought by property developers in a multi-million pound deal.

Woman fined over holiday flight abuse

A woman who shouted, swore and acted aggressively on a flight from Glasgow to Tenerife is fined £300.

Conference to shine a light on Glasgow this week

The changing role of lighting will take centre stage in Glasgow this week when the LUCI (Lighting Urban Community International) City Under ...

Pensioner killed in Troon crash named

A 71-year-old man who died after he was hit by a car while crossing a road in Troon is named by police.

Rangers fan banned over monkey gestures

A Rangers fan who made monkey gestures to a black player and abused fans with disabilities is given a 12-month football banning order.

Rangers say 'move on' from tax case

Rangers say Scottish football should move on from last week's tax case ruling for "the greater good of the game".

Knitwear company sold to management

A management buyout is completed at East Ayrshire-based knitwear manufacturer Robert Mackie of Scotland.

Robber attacked OAP and shop worker

A man admits attacking an OAP and a shop worker during an armed robbery in North Lanarkshire.

Aggreko sticks to forecast as sales dip

Temporary power provider Aggreko says it is sticking to its full-year profit guidance, despite a drop in third-quarter revenues.

City of Glasgow Festival of Remembrance

A special City of Glasgow Festival of Remembrance service to mark the Royal Air Force's 'finest hour' will be held at Cathcart O...

Rangers fans in 'offensive songs' probe

British Transport Police attempt to trace Rangers fans who sang "religiously offensive songs" on a train from England to Scotland....

Archibald focused on Rio team gold

Commonwealth bronze medallist Katie Archibald targets an Olympic gold medal in Rio as part of GB's women's pursuit team.

Man, 71, dies after being hit by car

A 71-year-old man dies after he is hit by a car while crossing a road in Troon, South Ayrshire.

Goals shares fall on new profit warning

Shares in Goals Soccer Centres fall after the five-a-side football venue firm issues another profits warning.

Celtic condemn disruptive fans

Celtic condemn "a handful of individuals" who did not observe the Remembrance Sunday minute's silence at Victoria Park.

HS2 route tree voted nation's favourite

The Suffragette Oak in Kelvingrove Park, Glasgow, is voted Scotland's Tree of the Year.

Ex-Rangers owner in steel talks

Former Rangers owner Sir David Murray has been in talks over the future of two closure-threatened steel plants in Scotland, it emerges

Ross County 1-4 Celtic

Celtic re-establish their six-point lead at the top of the Scottish Premiership by beating Ross County.

Teenager killed in two-car crash named

A teenager from Largs who died in a head-on collision on the A760 in North Ayrshire is named by police.