Billy Connolly: Will the Big Yin's statue ever find a home?

In 2011 a statue was built depicting two of Scotland's great comedians - but has never left storage.

Hundreds of police deployed to Republican marches

Two parades were escorted through Glasgow by officers in riot gear, with a small number of arrests made.

Trump Turnberry: US Congress launches investigation into Prestwick Airport deals

US Congress is investigating state dealings with Prestwick Airport, near the president's golf resort.

'Radio Highlife' by Auntie Flo named Scottish album of the year

The album by producer Auntie Flo scooped the £20,000 award which showcases the best of Scottish music.

Tour of Britain sweeps cross Scotland

Some of the world's best riders set off from Glasgow before heading through the south of the country.

Train chaos for fans ahead of Scotland football game

A passenger pulled the emergency alarm on a train causing significant disruption in Glasgow.

Robber convicted of blowing up cash machine in Clydebank

James Deeney's accomplice was caught in the blast in Clydebank and suffered skull and brain injuries.

Human trafficking trial: Woman was 'stolen' from Slovakia

The 25-year-old tells a trafficking trial she was taken from Slovakia and forced into having sex with two "smelly men".

Accused Scott Pearson 'thought he reversed over security guard with van'

Scott Pearson, 22, is accused of murdering father-of-four Mohammed Abu Sammour in Newarthill last October.

Police to have 'significant' presence at republican marches in Glasgow

The parades through Glasgow on Saturday come a week after a march in Govan was marred by sectarian violence.

Justice secretary to apologise over Allan Marshall's custody death

Humza Yousaf will meet the family of Allan Marshall who had a cardiac arrest during a struggle with staff.

Weir Group wins 'record' £100m mining order in Australia

The deal in Australia comes as the Glasgow-based engineering giant seeks to focus on global mining.

US Open 2019: Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid into wheelchair doubles final

Defending wheelchair doubles champions Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid reach the US Open final with a 6-0 6-3 win over the top seeds in New Yor...

Suzanne Pilley's killer David Gilroy in new appeal bid

David Gilroy is serving at least 18 years for murdering the 38-year-old in 2010.

Willie McKay: Former agent denies bankruptcy spending charges

The former agent for high-profile footballers is accused of the fraudulent transfer of property.

Scottish methadone prescription numbers 'not accurate'

The NHS does not have accurate data for the number of people on methadone, the BBC learns.

Flamingo Land's Loch Lomond resort may be refused

National park authority officials recommend the board reject the £30m development proposal.

Amy Allen death: Significant failings in care by Great Ormond Street Hospital

But he was not able to make a "firm conclusion" about the death of Ayrshire teenager Amy Allan.

First minister had 'no role' in Allan Marshall prison death case

The prison service tried to prevent publication of CCTV showing Allan Marshall being dragged on the ground.

Woman who died in Strontian car accident named

Linda MacGillivray, originally from Mull, died at the scene of the accident in Strontian, Lochaber.

Security guard trapped under own van, murder trial hears

Scot Pearson, 22, is on trial for the murder of Mohammed Abu Sammour in Newarthill last October.

Human trafficking trial: Witness refuses to give evidence

Helena Cicova was due to give evidence via video link but changed her mind at the last minute.

Council apologies after 'flawed' parking charge plans on Mull

Argyll and Bute Council apologises after its plans to introduce the £9 parking charge are challenged.

My 'anxiety' was actually a rare heart condition

Arlene Leitch says her heart palpitations were put down as anxiety until she had a cardiac arrest.

Doctors 'panicked' as Dalry teenager deteriorated after surgery

Amy Allan's mother said a "lack of planning" had contributed to her daughter's death.

Council gives two marches go-ahead after Glasgow sectarian riot

The council threatened action when violence erupted in Glasgow following a previous republican march.

Driver 'critical' after car crash with coach in Ayrshire

A Ford Fiesta collided with a single-decker bus on the A77 near Maybole on Tuesday afternoon.

Fast-flowing water halts River Kelvin 'body' search

Police divers were forced to call off a search in the River Kelvin following reports of a body in the water.

Teenager charged over abuse aimed at Celtic captain Scott Brown

A video shared on social media showed offensive comments being aimed at the midfielder regarding his late sister.

Removal of Ayrshire teen's breathing tube 'wasn't right'

A senior doctor said the move caused severe problems for Amy Allan, who died after back surgery.

Bid to identify Glasgow sectarian rioters in criminal probe

Detectives have launched a "robust" criminal investigation into the clash in Glasgow on Friday.

Diageo faces wave of strikes in Scotland over pay

Unions say the action later this month will hit all of the drinks giant's sites north of the border.

Workers at 'sophisticated' cannabis factory in Paisley jailed

The four helped run the Paisley operation in a converted office block over three floors.

STV profit 'shows growth plan starting to deliver'

The Scottish broadcaster reports strong first-half profits after introducing a new growth strategy.

Abuse survivors ready for legal action against Celtic

A solicitor confirms several test cases will be started in connection with abuse at Celtic Boys Club.

Emergency crews called to reports of body in Glasgow river

A rescue boat is launched in the River Kelvin in Glasgow's west end and part of the bridge is cordoned off.

Human trafficking trial: Woman and sister 'sold to two men'

A 25-year-old women tells a human trafficking trial she was sold after being brought to Scotland from Slovakia.

Scotland's genetic landscape reflects Dark Age populations

Genetic results show that many people live in the same areas as their ancestors did a millennium ago.

Unseen letters show how Glasgow helped JFK on road to White House

John F Kennedy visited the city in 1939 to meet survivors of the first ship to be sunk by Germany in World War Two.

Ayrshire teenager died after back surgery complications

An inquest hears the 14-year-old was "off the radar" of specialists at Great Ormond Street Hospital.

Man charged with attempted murder outside Glasgow mosque

Amar Akram, who is 33, made no plea at Glasgow Sheriff Court and was remanded in custody.

Man seriously hurt in Glasgow street stabbing

The 20-year-old is being treated in hospital following the incident in Glasgow on Sunday.

Natalie McGarry: Ex-MP refused permission to appeal prison sentence

Natalie McGarry was jailed for 18 months for embezzling more than £25,000 from pro-independence groups.

Crime gang member traced to Spain jailed for four-and-a-half years

Joseph Lindsay was caught after he left DNA traces on elastic bands used to bundle up money.

Peaky Blinders: Who were the real Billy Boys?

The Glasgow razor gang are making their mark in the latest season of Peaky Blinders.

Council 'to push the law' over sectarian disorder in Govan

The move follows sectarian disorder during an Irish Unity march in Glasgow on Friday night.

Man dies after two-car crash in North Lanarkshire

The 24-year-old was a passenger in a car which hit another vehicle on the A73 near Cleland.

Rangers 0-2 Celtic: Odsonne Edouard & Jonny Hayes earn Old Firm win

Celtic end Rangers' 12-game unbeaten run and move three points clear at the top of the Scottish Premiership after winning a frantic Old ...

Two men arrested after funeral brawl at Glasgow mosque

One person attending the funeral in Govanhill, Glasgow, was treated for stab wounds after the fight.

Waste collection costs hit £15m after HES collapse

Contingency measures had to be put in place after the failure of Healthcare Environmental Services.