Drug dealer ordered to hand over £600,000 crime cash

Daniel Lindsay is currently serving a seven-year prison sentence for his role in an organised crime gang.

Driver dies after car hits bridge near Carnwath

The 52-year-old ended up in the water after his car hit a bridge parapet near Carnwath in South Lanarkshire.

Glasgow flights cancelled as Thomas Cook collapses

The 178-year-old holiday firm has ceased trading after last-minute negotiations to save it failed.

Study assesses alcohol law's effect on homeless

Researchers will examine how minimum unit pricing has affected drinkers since it came into force last year.

Cars set on fire outside Coatbridge house

The emergency services are called to Tantallon Drive in Coatbridge in the early hours of Sunday.

Woman, 67, dies after being hit by car outside pub

Iris McLeod, 67, was critically injured at about 00:35 near the Bristol Bar on Duke Street, Dennistoun.

Boat sinks in Balloch after being deliberately set on fire

Police are looking for those responsible for destroying the 33ft cruiser moored at Balloch.

Larry Barilli: Football manager for past 66 years wins SFA award

Larry Barilli, 84, has managed amateur football teams in Greenock since 1953.

Scottish independence group marks referendum anniversary

Hope Over Fear holds a rally in Glasgow's George Square five years after the Scottish independence vote.

Major police operation as loyalist parades get under way

Four marches in Glasgow were approved on Thursday despite concerns over sectarian disorder.

Scotland independence: How did the indyref affect 16-year-old voters?

Catching up with the generation of young voters who went to the polls for the first time to decide Scotland's future.

Oor Wullie Bucket Trail charity auctions raise £1.3m

More than 200 hand-painted sculptures of the cartoon character had been displayed around Scotland.

Waverley paddle steamer appeal given £1m from Scottish government

The Scottish government pledges £1m to help get the world's last seagoing paddle steamer sailing again.

Parade police plan 'range of resources' for Glasgow marches

Police Scotland said "any necessary action" would be taken to avoid disruption during four loyalist marches.

Climate change protests in Scotland: 'It's up to us'

People at six of the Scottish climate change protests explain why they are there - and what they want to happen.

St Andrews named University of the Year

The Fife institution was praised for its teaching and overall student satisfaction.

Police officers assaulted in Ibrox crowd trouble

The trouble flared in the away end of the ground during Rangers' Europa League match against Feyenoord

Flute band condemn council over parade violence fears

The Pride of Govan Flute Band hit out after Glasgow City Council said it had been put in an "impossible position".

Police hunt sex attacker after woman raped in lane

Detectives say the 28-year-old victim was subjected to a serious sex assault in Glasgow city centre.

Thousands to join school strikes over climate change

The demonstrations across Scotland are the latest in a series started by Swedish schoolgirl Greta Thunberg.

New leather factory in Paisley to create 100 jobs

Scottish Leather Group's new facility, opening in 2020, will produce high-end car seat upholstery.

Murder probe after man found dead in Yoker flat

Police are working to establish a motive for the murder of the 43-year-old man in the Yoker area of Glasgow.

Council put in 'impossible position' over marches

Four Loyalist marches are given the go-ahead to take place in Glasgow despite concerns over disorder.

Diabetes drug also treats heart failure, researchers say

Dapagliflozin was found to cut death rates and hospital stays and improve patient's quality of life.

'Predatory' man approached women in Glasgow city centre street

A court hears one woman had to be consoled by a witness after speaking to the man in Glasgow city centre.

Man guilty of car murder bid on teenager

Declan Murphy, 24, deliberately drove into his 19 year-old victim in the Parkhead area of Glasgow.

Water pistol owners invited to soak masterpiece

The National Trust for Scotland needs help to test the chainmail mesh around Charles Rennie Mackintosh's Hill House.

Charity calls for alcohol minimum pricing to be extended across UK

Early evidence suggests alcohol related deaths in Glasgow have fallen by a fifth.

Woman sexually assaulted in Clydebank park tunnel

The 37-year-old victim was attacked near Recreational Park in Clydebank on Tuesday evening.

Man knifed to death after being labelled a 'grass'

Darren Sinclair was stabbed through the heart and his body left on wasteland in Drumchapel, Glasgow.

Woman thought Kim Kardashian lookalike 'line' was a TV stunt

The student tells a court she felt intimidated when a man made the comment to her in a Glasgow street.

Man arrested after toddler led away from parents at Clydebank shopping centre

The one-year-old child was not injured during the incident in Clydebank and was quickly returned to his parents.

Fernando Ricksen: Former Rangers player dies at age 43

Former Rangers player Fernando Ricksen, who had been suffering from motor neurone disease, has died at age 43, the Ibrox club have confirmed...

Cash machines closing fastest in poor areas, chancellor told

Consumer group Which? urges the chancellor to act over the loss of free ATMs in poor communities.

Polmont teenager 'saw devil's face' before suicide attempt

Liam Kerr told a mental health nurse he heard voices when he was angry, an inquiry hears.

Scotland's midges carrying 'previously unknown viruses'

But scientists stress the public should not be concerned about Scotland's biting pest.

Inquiry into safety and wellbeing concerns at two hospitals

It follows issues at the new children's hospital in Edinburgh and the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow.

Knifemen threaten woman in Mercedes at Glasgow traffic lights

The two came out of a taxi and began slashing at the woman's windows near a Glasgow hospital.

Man 'left schoolgirls feeling intimidated' after approach in lane

The 37-year-old man is accused of a series of offences against women in Glasgow and Uddingston.

Diageo pay talks restart as strike action looms

Last-minute negotiations are taking place in a bid to avert strikes at the spirits firm's Scottish sites.

Slight fall in Scotland's domestic recycling rate

Official figures show 44.7% of household waste was recycled in 2018, a year-on-year fall of 0.9%.

JPMorgan Chase to build new technology base in Glasgow

The US finance giant is to invest millions in a new centre for its 2,000 tech specialists based in Glasgow.

Flamingo Land withdraw Loch Lomond resort bid

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

No asylum seeker evictions in Glasgow 'without a court order'

The Home Office's new housing partner says those refused the right to stay in the UK will not face lock-change evictions.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise commits to Post-Brexit Scotland

Hewlett Packard Enterprise commits to maintaining a key base in Scotland, regardless of how the UK leaves the EU.

Lib Dem government to stop Brexit on day one - Swinson

The new leader promises to revoke Article 50 on the first day of a Liberal Democrat government.

Polmont inmate 'screaming for mental health support' before death

The teenager had been self-harming and attempted suicide at Polmont young offenders' institution, an inquiry hears.

Man to face trial over republican parade 'assault'

The 34-year-old is accused of attacking a man on Glasgow's London Road during a republican march.

Man jailed for using car as a weapon in Glasgow

Darrol Tervit admitted driving his car at two men outside a branch of McDonald's in Glasgow.

Man caught by 'paedophile vigilantes' in Dunbartonshire jailed

The 57-year-old from Dunbartonshire used a flatmate's Facebook account to chat to what he believed were underage girls.