Ribbons tied in Glasgow after Sarah Everard vigils cancelled

Notes and ribbons were tied to trees and fences in Glasgow, after the cancellation of many vigils for Sarah Everard.

Man jailed for attack on Gary McAllister

Damien Swan admits punching former Leeds player Gary McAllister during a night out in the city.

Hit-and-run attack treated as attempted murder

A man is in hospital with serious injuries after being deliberately struck by a car in Glasgow.

Rangers issue apology after football abuse report

The Ibrox club has joined a number of football clubs across Scotland in apologising to victims of sexual abuse.

Strike action begins at Clyde nuclear naval bases

Workers at Coulport and Faslane on the Clyde are involved in a dispute over pay and bargaining rights.

Covid in Scotland: Relaxation of rules on outdoor meeting

Up to four adults from two different households are now able to meet up outside, including in gardens.

Scottish government could cancel Old Firm match

The Scottish government could still cancel this month's Old Firm derby if there is a risk of more fans breaching lockdown rules, says ju...

The Scottish mercenary hired to kill Pablo Escobar

How a team of British combatants travelled to Colombia to assassinate the world's most dangerous man.

Police Scotland spent £1.4m on Rangers investigation

Chief Constable Iain Livingstone says the force spent at least £1.4m over three years.

Murder probe after body found in Glasgow flat

The body of 45-year-old Valerijs Litvins was found in a property in the city's Parkhead area on Sunday night.

Woman sentenced over neglect of 'caged' toddler

Claire Boyle, 34, was ordered to carry out community service after being convicted on neglect charges.

Covid shutdowns add £4.3m to over-budget ferry costs

The Ferguson shipyard had to suspend operations twice to ensure safe working during the coronavirus pandemic.

Scotland's housing market slump 'worst in UK'

Interest from potential buyers and number of properties on the market were down, the surveyors body said.

All Scottish councils poised to agree tax freeze

Stirling and Glasgow will be the last of the 32 authorities to consider a council tax freeze when they meet later.

Police use 'life saving' new drug overdose treatment

Glasgow officers used the antidote on a man who had taken an overdose, two hours after completing training.

Man accused of Rangers celebrations police officer assault

The alleged incident took place at Ibrox subway station when fans were celebrating Rangers' title win.

SNP chief whip steps aside following complaint

Patrick Grady will relinquish his House of Commons job until an investigation is completed.

Teachers say return to school for S1-3 'counterproductive'

Younger secondary pupils will return from Monday but some have less than two hours in school per week.

MP feared for her children during months of harassment

Lisa Cameron says women will be put off entering politics unless more is done to tackle intolerance and abuse.

Covid in Scotland: Rules on people meeting outdoors are eased

Up to four adults from two different households will be able to meet outdoors in Scotland from Friday.

Nicola Sturgeon 'cannot turn a blind eye' to Rangers crowds

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said she needs to be assured there can be no repeat of the weekend's scenes.

Liberty Steel boss Sanjeev Gupta says collapse of lender is challenging

Sanjeev Gupta, owner of Liberty Steel, says he is seeking new funding after Greensill Capital went under.

NHS Louisa Jordan hospital to stay open for time being

The Glasgow site will continue to operate but most of the Nightingale hospitals in England will close.

Man charged over Glasgow football pitches stabbings

The 19-year-old is due in a Glasgow court charged with two attempted murders and a serious assault.

Covid in Scotland: Restrictions on outdoor meetings to be eased

Nicola Sturgeon is expected to announce a limited easing of some lockdown restrictions at Holyrood.

Fears for 5,000 UK steel jobs as lender collapses

The main backer of the UK's third-largest steelmaker has gone into administration.

Man to stand trial on Celtic Park sex abuse charges

Frank Cairney denies accusations that he indecently assaulted three teenage boys at various locations.

When fans fall foul of coronavirus lockdown rules

Rangers supporters are not the only football fans to have broken social gathering rules during the pandemic.

Rangers' Premiership win: Officers assaulted as fans celebrate

Police Scotland made 28 arrests and issued seven fines as fans gathered after the Ibrox club's title win.

Rangers top-flight champions for first time since 2011 after Celtic drop points

Rangers are Scottish champions for the first time in 10 years after Celtic draw 0-0 with Dundee United.

Man arrested over £3.8m drugs seizure in Clydebank and Glasgow

The 36-year-old man is expected to appear at court on Monday charged in connection with the drugs.

Rangers fans urged to stay at home amid title hopes

The justice secretary asks Rangers fans to obey the "stay at home" message for public health reasons.

Rangers fans gather outside Ibrox despite lockdown

Images on social media show flares being let off outside Ibrox stadium ahead of the game against St Mirren.

Beattie Communications chief leads management buyout

The move comes after Beattie Communications chairman Gordon Beattie resigned over a social media post.

Man dies after being hit by lorry in Coatbridge

Stephen Brown was crossing a road in Coatbridge at about 11:40 on Tuesday when he was struck.

Contract awarded for Clyde's first opening road bridge

The £79.5m construction award is part of a major infrastructure project to transform the Clyde waterfront.

Covid in Scotland: Rules around outdoor mixing set to ease next week

The first minister says it will be the first step out of lockdown, but urges people not to get carried away.

Women in 20s told 'get pregnant' to ease endometriosis symptoms

Women with the painful condition say they are being given poor advice on dealing with the symptoms.

Glasgow-based Power firm Aggreko accepts £2.3bn takeover deal

The Glasgow-based company tells investors it is recommending an offer from two private equity firms.

Glasgow may lose Euro 2020 games

Glasgow and Dublin are at growing risk of being cut from the list of host cities for this summer's European Championship.

Beattie Communications chairman resigns over social media post

Gordon Beattie apologises after using "inappropriate" language in a post on the LinkedIn website.

'Conversion therapy left me emotionally traumatised'

Campaigners want politicians to back a ban on conversion therapy and the suppression of someone's sexual identity.

Argyll postmaster retires after almost 58 years' service

Winifred Ryan, 81, said she would have continued for another 10 years if it was not for her failing eyesight.

Man critical after being hit by lorry in Coatbridge

The 39-year-old was crossing a road in Coatbridge at about 11:40 on Tuesday when he was struck.

Covid vaccine being tested in patients with low immunity

The race is on to find out if those with cancer and other conditions can be protected as the UK unlocks.

How US nuclear missiles found a base in Scotland

The controversial US nuclear submarines operated for more than 30 years and has a lasting legacy.

In pictures: Scotland's stunning sunset

Sundown images from BBC Weather Watchers and BBC Scotland News website readers.

Body found in Ayrshire in search for missing Jackson Mason

Jackson Mason's body was found in East Ayrshire on Sunday, police have confirmed.

Covid in Scotland: Tighter rules will be used to decide on levels

Under new guidance local areas will have to have a lower number of positive cases before restrictions are eased.

SNP MP Amy Callaghan returns to Commons after brain haemorrhage

Amy Callaghan spent four months in hospital and had two life-saving surgeries after collapsing last June.