Elderly care concerns at £842m hospital

Health inspectors have criticised the standard of care for elderly people at Glasgow's new £842m Queen Elizabeth University Hospital cam...

Iomart acquires hosting company

Glasgow-based cloud computing company Iomart buys hosting company United Communications in a deal worth up to £11m.

Vulnerable woman missing from home

A 71-year-old woman with dementia and Alzheimer's is reported missing from the Knightswood area of Glasgow.

Appeal over 'right to die' guidance

A severely disabled man launches a fresh bid to get legal guidance issued in Scotland regarding assisted suicide.

Commonwealth Compass unveiled by Glasgow Tree Lovers' Society

As part of the continuing legacy of the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games and to celebrate Glasgow Green's twinning with the Americas, a C...

Serial litigant loses legal ban appeal

A man who tried to sue police forces in Northern Ireland and Scotland for £1bn each loses his appeal against being banned from taking new le...

BDO to appeal Rangers tax case decision

Rangers' liquidators BDO seek leave to appeal a decision that the club's use of Employee Benefit Trusts (EBTs) broke tax rules.

Your Carriage Awaits - Festive Partygoers urged to Use New Nitezone

Glasgow has launched its sixth NiteZone as thousands of festive revellers prepare to hit the city for Christmas nights out.

Funding boost for Glasgow

Glasgow City Council has secured funding of more than £3million from Zero Waste Scotland to help support the city's new waste strategy.

Taxi passenger dies in Glasgow crash

A taxi passenger died and another was seriously injured when a taxi cab and a car collided in Glasgow in the early hours of Sunday morning.

GP funding is 'robbing the poor'

GPs in deprived areas are not getting the funding they need to tackle health inequalities, according to research commissioned by the Scottis...

Bookshop find casts light on Sciaf founder

A chance find in a Glasgow second-hand bookshop throws new light on one of the key individuals behind the foundation of the Scottish Catholi...

Scotland Women 10-0 Macedonia Women

Jane Ross scores four times as Scotland go top of Women's Euro 2017 qualifying Group 1 by thumping Macedonia 10-0.

Celtic boss praises young Scots

Ronny Deila lauds Callum McGregor and Scott Allan after Celtic beat Inverness, whose boss urges more from their scorer.

Fallon warns of Paris-style attack risk

A Paris-style attack could "easily" happen in UK cities, including Glasgow, Defence Secretary Michael Fallon says.

Surf and turf in football off-season

What do female international footballers do when the season ends?

Clutha tribute on crash anniversary

The Glasgow pub where 10 people died after a police helicopter crashed through its roof is to pay tribute two years on from the tragedy.

McGhee 'content' with 'Well display

Mark McGhee is "content" with Motherwell's performance as they draw with high-flying Hearts in an entertaining affair.

United loss astonishes Paatelainen

Mixu Paatelainen bemoans Dundee United's mentality once more as Martin Canning hails Hamilton's comeback.

Archibald lauds best Thistle display

Alan Archibald says the chance to leapfrog Kilmarnock had been a "massive incentive" for Partick Thistle's impressive win.

Airdrieonians v Brechin City

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Airdrieonians and Brechin City.

Albion Rovers v Greenock Morton

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Albion Rovers and Greenock Morton.

Ayr United v Dunfermline Athletic

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Ayr United and Dunfermline Athletic.

Queen's Park v Forfar Athletic

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Queen's Park and Forfar Athletic.

Stenhousemuir v East Kilbride

Live coverage followed by match report of Saturday's Scottish Cup game between Stenhousemuir and East Kilbride.

Townsend 'delighted' with narrow win

Glasgow Warriors head coach Gregor Townsend is "delighted" to snatch victory from Benetton Treviso, the Pro12's bottom club.

Dumbarton v Alloa Athletic postponed

Dumbarton v Alloa is off due to a waterlogged pitch, while there will be an inspection at Stirling v Cumbernauld.

Anti-racism march to welcome refugees

An anti-racism march in Glasgow is intended to send out a message that refugees are welcome in Scotland.

Three youths arrested over stabbings

Three youths, aged 15 and 16, have been arrested over the stabbing of four teenagers in Clydebank.

Glasgow Warriors v Benetton Treviso

Team news and match preview ahead of Glasgow's Pro12 fixture against Treviso at Scotstoun on Friday.

Rangers v St Mirren

Rangers host St Mirren in the second Challenge Cup final, with a final against Peterhead the prize for the winner.

Inverness CT v Celtic

Nir Bitton and Stefan Johansen are back for Celtic, with home striker Dani Lopez serving a suspension for spitting.

Collins wants more time in Europe

Assistant manager John Collins hopes the Celtic coaching team will be given another crack at Europe next season.

Motherwell v Heart of Midlothian

Motherwell welcome back a trio of experienced players as Hearts' top-scorer returns from a suspension.

Kilmarnock v Partick Thistle

Rory McKenzie joins the injury list at Kilmarnock as Partick Thistle hope to have goalkeeper Tomas Cerny back.

Dundee United v Hamilton Academical

Dundee United could have two new faces playing, while Accies welcome back Ali Crawford and Jesus Garcia Tena.

Griffiths takes blame as Celtic exit

Striker Leigh Griffiths says his performance was "shocking" as Celtic fail to progress from their Europa League group.

Council and social enterprises to offer energy switching service for business

Glasgow City Council and partners the Wise Group and Citrus Energy have launched a commercial energy switching service - Glasgow People'...

Black Friday 'off to slow start'

One of the biggest shopping days of the year, Black Friday, has got off to a slow start in Scotland.

Illegal snare plea after cat loses leg

An animal charity issues a warning about illegal snares after a family cat lost its leg in East Ayrshire.

Rangers to pay Sports Direct loan

Rangers reverse a decision not to pay back a £5m loan from shareholder Mike Ashley's Sports Direct retail firm.

Banking on generous toy donations

Toy bank aims to give disadvantaged children in Glasgow a happy Christmas

Four arrests after Celtic-Ajax disorder

Four men are arrested for alleged public order offences after trouble before and after Celtic's Europa League match with Ajax.

Americans fund Burns monument project

The National Trust for Scotland receives a donation of about £100,000 pounds towards the cost of restoring the Robert Burns Monument.

Drugs mule in jail over £8m heroin haul

A drugs courier who was caught after a police chase on the motorway linking Scotland and England admits transporting heroin worth up to £8m....

Attack victim taken 30 miles in van

A 34-year-old man is in hospital after being chased, assaulted, forced into a van and dumped about 27 miles away.

Rangers win Green legal fees case

Former Rangers chief executive Charles Green fails in a legal bid to force the club to pay his legal fees in a forthcoming criminal trial.

Glasgow Airport rail link plan revived

Plans for a rail link between Glasgow Airport and the city centre are revived with two options in the frame.

Rail link to Glasgow Airport could be operational by 2025

A rail link between Glasgow city centre and Glasgow Airport has taken a major step forward, it was announced today.

Light trail image shows boundary fault

An exhibition of photographs displaying an "animated landscape" inspired by the Highland Boundary Fault line goes on display in Gl...