Man jailed for Greenock cleaver and axe attempted murder

Robert Warnock sentenced to 11 years for attacking a woman in Greenock as she waited for a taxi.

Highland Chieftain portrait 'bought for Glasgow'

The 1683 Portrait of Lord Mungo Murray is the earliest major work to depict a sitter full-length in Highland dress.

Erskine Bridge Hotel bought by Indian investor

Muthu Hotels adds the Erskine Bridge Hotel near Glasgow Airport to its portfolio in Scotland.

CalMac 'did not want troubled ferry design'

The ferry operator does not want the gas vessels being built in a project that is behind schedule and over budget, an inquiry hears.

Pedestrian seriously injured in Glasgow road accident

The 51-year-old man was taken to Glasgow's Royal Infirmary following the incident involving a BMW car.

Man convicted over rape and abuse of four women

The court heard the man raped one partner in a bathroom while her children shouted through the door.

Mother jailed for stabbing daughter has prison sentence quashed

The 66-year-old former nurse has her prison sentence for the attack reduced to community service.

Nitshill baby shaker has prison term cut by two years

Appeal judges rule that the 12-year sentence given for the attack on an eight-week-old boy was excessive.

The Glasgow vets who prescribe mistletoe and mushrooms

Twins Reagan and Jordan Carnwath run a holistic vet practice which uses plants and acupuncture to treat pets.

COP26: PM 'doesn't get' climate change, says sacked president

Boris Johnson has failed to lead over the UK's hosting of a key climate summit, its former boss says.

Petrol and diesel vehicle ban brought forward to 2035

Government plans to bring changes forward by five years to help the UK reach climate targets.

Scottish tests for managed alcohol programme

A Canadian scheme tries to stabilise alcoholics by giving them measured amounts of booze each day.

'My baby died of sepsis - we can stop more deaths'

Machines that can help detect the deadly blood condition are being installed in a Glasgow hospital.

Iowa caucuses: Glasgow to vote on Democrat candidates

For the first time, one of the three international satellite caucuses outside the US is to take place in Glasgow.

Former Waverley captain guilty of sex attacks on three boys

David Neill abused the boys on board the world-famous paddle steamer more than 30 years ago.

Glasgow conference: Sacked climate chief 'may sue'

Claire O’Neill, an ex-minister, had been due to preside over the UN climate meeting in Glasgow.

Medics in Glasgow probe heart risk side effects of chemotherapy

A major study will investigate the cause of heart problems developed after taking modern cancer drugs.

Celtic Connections festival closes after 18 'dynamic' days

Glasgow's Celtic Connections is regarded as one of Europe's top winter music festivals.

Cambuslang homes evacuated over suspected carbon monoxide leak

Customers at The Clock bar in Cambuslang became unwell amid reports of a "chemical smell".

Police investigation after man's body found on Bute

The family of Paul Connolly, who was reported missing on Bute in November, has been informed.

Man wanted after bottle thrown during game at Celtic Park

Police want to trace a man who may have information about the incident when Celtic were playing Hearts last year.

Man found dead next to Glasgow's Central Station

Detectives say the man's death and the serious injury of another man are not suspicious.

Glasgow Strictly Come Dancing tour show cancelled

The SSE Hydro said it had to call off the matinee performance after a water leak affected the stage.

Rest And Be Thankful: A83 reopens after landslide

More than 1,300 tonnes of debris has been removed from the road in Argyll since Thursday.

University lecturers vote to strike in row over pay

A total of six higher education institutions across Scotland will be affected by the proposed action.

Man and woman found dead after crash in Argyll named

The bodies of the 37-year-old man and 19-year-old woman were discovered on the B8024 in Argyll on Sunday.

Red-light driver avoids jail over Glasgow death crash

The 55-year-old was put on a six-month curfew after he admitted causing the death of a woman outside her Glasgow home.

Rest And Be Thankful: A83 clear-up continues after landslip

Drivers are diverted on to the Old Military Road after more than 1,000 tonnes of debris covered the road.

Man arrested following Cumbernauld shooting incident

Two people were injured and a dog died after the incident in Cumbernauld.

Fresh appeal over 2018 Paisley firearms incident

Detectives issue an image of a man they want to speak to over the incident in Paisley.

Brian Rice: 10-game ban for Hamilton boss' gambling breaches

Hamilton Academical head coach Brian Rice is banned from the dugout for 10 matches - five of them suspended - after admitting breaching Scot...

Billy McNeill's daughter calls for extension to football heading ban

The Celtic legend's family have called for more to be done over the links between football and dementia.

Landslip closes A83 at Rest And Be Thankful

More than 1,000 tonnes of debris has covered the A83 in both directions following the landslip in Argyll.

Franklin Graham's Glasgow event axed after council pressure

Franklin Graham, who believes homosexuality is a sin, has been forced to cancel a number of UK appearances.

Four charged with murder over HMP Low Moss prison cell death

The prisoner was found dead in his cell at HMP Low Moss prison on 6 January.

Addicts' families to be trained in anti-overdose drug

Glasgow paramedics will train family members to use Naloxone, which reverses the effects of opioid overdoses.

Alfredo Morelos: Police Scotland investigating car 'tampering'

Police Scotland are examining the vehicle of Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos after a man was allegedly found "tampering" with it.

Plans to sell off Glasgow art gallery 'speculative'

Council papers have raised the prospect of selling the building which is home to the popular Gallery of Modern Art.

Plans approved for new £100m Glasgow Harbour outlet

The £100m Glasgow Harbour project by the Clyde will include shops, restaurants and a cinema.

Family's relief after £20,000 gravy tub savings rescued from dump

Two recycling workers managed to find the pensioner's life savings after they were accidentally thrown out.

Star names and premieres for Glasgow Film Festival

Celia Imrie, Caitlin Moran and George MacKay are among the big names expected at the festival later this year.

Biker dies in serious crash with car and pedestrian in Clydebank

Ambulance crews attempted to resuscitate the man but he was pronounced dead at the scene in Clydebank.

Experts to oversee reviews of 80 infection cases at Glasgow hospital

The review will prioritise the cases of two children who died while being treated at Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Children.

Four men charged after prisoner found dead in HMP Low Moss cell

They are expected to appear in court in connection with the death of Darren Brownlie at HMP Low Moss.

Three men attack pensioner in 'cowardly' raid in Milton

The 69-year-old woman was attacked after the men broke into her Glasgow home, armed with weapons.

Number of children homeless in temporary housing 'highest on record'

More than 7,200 children were living in temporary accommodation in September 2019, according to new figures.

Nicholas Parsons: A career forged in Glasgow

The unflappable chairman of BBC Radio 4's Just A Minute, and one of the best straight men in the business.

Ex-soldier jailed for murdering best friend with dumbbell

Ex-soldier Kyle McAuley attacked father-of-three Kevin McCluskey in a flat in Nelson Street, Greenock.

Heavy snow strands drivers overnight on M74

Commuters across the country are warned that wintry conditions could affect journeys.

Don Cameron: The Scot shaping the history of hot air balloons

Don Сameron built western Europe's first modern hot air balloon and is now the market leader in special-shaped creations.