Alfredo Morelos: Rangers claim striker was racially abused, Celtic willing to investigate

Rangers believe Alfredo Morelos was "racially abused" during Sunday's match against Celtic, who say they are willing to invest...

Police investigate 'unexplained' death of man in Cumbernauld

The body of a 25-year-old man was discovered in a property in Millcroft Road on Sunday morning.

'Why feeling the cold from a drinks can blew my mind'

Just before her first "handiversary", transplant miracle Cor Hutton explains why the smallest things mean so much.

Pensioner attacked and robbed in Bothwell home by two men

Police described the robbery at the 77-year-old's Bothwell home as "absolutely despicable".

Celtic 1-2 Rangers: Nikola Katic gives Steven Gerrard's side Old Firm derby win

Nikola Katic's towering header wins a dramatic and controversial Old Firm derby for Rangers and cut the gap to Celtic at the top of the ...

Almost 37,000 Scots paid less than minimum wage

A charity watchdog says the UK government needs to make the statutory rate a "legal reality".

Scots author Alasdair Gray dies at the age of 85

He was known for novels such as Lanark and the award-winning Poor Things which are both set in Glasgow.

Your most-read Scottish stories of 2019

Looking back at the top 20 stories on the BBC Scotland news website last year.

Glasgow fire crews tackle blaze at five-storey building

The fire, in the Pollokshaws area, is believed to have been a block of flats in the process of being built.

Solheim Cup captain Catriona Matthew leads New Year Honours list

Golfer Catriona Matthew, footballer Rose Reilly and banker Ross McEwan are among those recognised.

Colin Weir: £161m Euromillions winner dies aged 71

Mr Weir, who won the then-record jackpot along with his wife Chris in 2011, dies after a short illness.

The Glasgow karate club where women fight men

Glasgow Karate Academy believes that mixed gender fights in martial arts can break down barriers.

Queen Elizabeth University Hospital: Safety watchdog orders improvements

Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital is ordered to improve a ward's ventilation system.

Robbers attack security staff delivering cash to Glasgow bank

Two men approached the staff outside the Baillieston bank in the early hours of Friday , assaulting one of them.

Varadkar: Scotland-Northern Ireland bridge 'worth examining'

Irish premier Leo Varadkar says he will not dismiss the idea of building a bridge but insists the UK must pay for it.

Fire crews in Glasgow tackle two early morning blazes at flats

Three casualties were treated at a multi-storey flat in Knightswood, while another blaze took place in Trongate.

Pedestrians injured in Boxing Day crash in Bearsden

The collision happened in Bearsden in East Dunbartonshire and involved two vehicles.

Edinburgh rail travellers warned of major disruption

Services in and out of Edinburgh will be badly affected as track is upgraded at Haymarket junction.

Christmas babies: Double celebration for families

From Aberdeen to Ayr families across Scotland welcomed new additions overnight.

How Scottish Ballet made five wishes come true

The individual stories and their impact were captured by BBC Scotland for a documentary.

Glasgow Fopp store to close over lease stalemate

Staff hung closing down signs on Christmas Eve with the Byres road branch set to shut at the end of January.

Police appeal after bodies of woman and dog found on beach

Police say the death of Lisa Morrison, whose body was discovered on Girvan beach, is not suspicious.

'Cutting edge' defibrillators fitted in Scottish ambulances

The devices automatically pass on vital data about the patient to medics waiting in hospital.

Man in court after alleged firearms incident outside Glasgow pub

Francs Smith, 32, faced assault and firearms charges when he appeared at Glasgow Sheriff Court.

Man jailed for Cambuslang toddler murder bid has sentence cut

David McMullen was found guilty earlier this year of attempting to murder a two-year-old boy in South Lanarkshire.

Coldplay 'bodysnatched' our sound, says Travis singer Fran Healy

Frontman Fran Healy tells how Travis went from a critical mauling to inspiring a generation of bands.

Vandalism spree puts 25 River Clyde lifebelts out of action

The damage to the life-saving equipment discovered early on Sunday appears to happened overnight.

Attempt was made to ditch Ferguson ferry contract in May

The state-owned company that procures ferries for Cal-Mac was prepared to stop work at Ferguson yard.

Man arrested after firearms incident outside Glasgow pub

The 32-year-old was arrested after an incident outside a bar in Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street.

Woman seriously injured in Hamilton street attack

The 24-year-old was treated for facial injuries after the assault by a man and a woman in Hamilton.

Man rescued from early-morning Campbeltown fire

Firefighters are called to reports of a house on fire in Saddell Street in Campbeltown.

The Scottish schools tackling waste and poverty

Party clothes are being shared and swapped, while leftover school meals are sent home with pupils.

Orange walk man admits spitting on woman in Glasgow

Darren Thompson spat on and pushed Caitlin McCall when she crossed the road during a parade.

Funding boost to clear post-mortem report backlog

The £300,000 injection should help speed up toxicology results, after staff shortages lead to delays.

Artist who drew his wife on her deathbed dies

Scottish artist Norman Gilbert dies at the age of 93.

Drunk prisoner injured while police on mobile phones

A drunk man may not have been injured if officers had not been distracted by their personal mobiles.

Custom-made gloves for young goalkeeper Kai Evitt who has ectrodactyly

Kai Evitt, who was born with hand deformities, is gifted specially designed gloves.

Pakistani-Scottish politician Bashir Maan dies

He is thought to have been the first Muslim to hold elected office in the UK.

Jim McColl: CalMac ferries 'should be scrapped'

Ex-Ferguson shipyard boss Jim McColl speaks out against plans to spend £110m on part-finished ferries.

The festival hoping to make Strathallan Castle its new home

T in the Park left the site for the last time in 2016 - making way for a fledgling event a fraction of the size.

The anarchic Jewish group fighting to save Langside synagogue

How a diverse Jewish community is fighting to save the area's synagogue and practise their faith.

Preferred bidder chosen for Prestwick Airport

The airport was taken into public ownership in 2013 after being threatened with closure.

Castlemilk murder suspect held on European Arrest Warrant

A 25-year-old man has been arrested over the murder of Jamie Lee in Castlemilk, Glasgow, in 2017.

Ex-MP Natalie McGarry has embezzlement conviction quashed

A court in Edinburgh rules Natalie McGarry had suffered a miscarriage of justice.

Costs double on delayed CalMac ferry contract

The Scottish government - which took over the Ferguson shipyard - blames "disastrous" management".

Argyll avalanche leave walkers with minor injuries

Mountain rescue teams and search dogs went to the aid of the two walkers in Argyll.

Serious concerns over food and water at Ayr nursery

Inspectors said Jacaranda Nursery in Ayr would need to make urgent improvements by February 2020.

Lip filler was 'like having golf ball injected'

A woman whose lip filler went wrong says it is crazy that clinic staff do not have to be medically trained.

Pet ban for woman who gagged dog to go on holiday

Elizabeth Steel left the the Collie without food an order while she went away for the weekend.

Angelo Alessio: Italian sacked as Kilmarnock manager

Angelo Alessio is sacked by Kilmarnock after 22 games in charge of the Scottish Premiership club.