The Neilston petrol pump offering low prices to locals

Its owner is vowing to keep his prices lower than big-name competitors despite making "no money".

Batgirl filming wasted a month of our business

Shop owners in Glasgow impacted by the production are frustrated following the film's cancellation.

Gunman jailed for 12 years over double murder bid in Glenboig

James McAulay fired shots at two men on a street in Glenboig, North Lanarkshire, in November 2020.

Man guilty of killing stranger by pushing her off Helensburgh Pier

Jacob Foster pushed 25-year-old Charmaine O'Donnell off Helensburgh Pier in April 2021.

Man charged in connection with death of woman in Dunoon

Mairi Doherty died three days after being seriously injured during a disturbance in Dunoon.

Eleven accused of child sex ring and 'witchcraft' in Glasgow

Seven men and four women are charged with abusing three young children in Glasgow.

Forty million-year-old crocodile fossil goes under the hammer

The rare fossil is part of a collection of almost 200 fossils and other natural history specimens.

Police probe into unexplained death at East Kilbride Sports Club

The 58-year-old man collapsed in an East Kilbride Sports Club car park on Saturday night.

No alternative to 'all-out' council strike - Unite

Employees in Scottish education settings and refuse centres are set to go on strike after rejecting a 2% pay offer.

Call to raise school start age in Scotland to six

A proposal for a kindergarten stage for three to six-year-olds will be debated at the SNP conference.

Viking-age treasure hoard goes on show in Aberdeen

The Galloway Hoard continues to surprise experts and new discoveries can be seen in Aberdeen.

Commonwealth Games 2022: Jack Carlin is Scotland's low profile, high achiever

He has two Olympic medals and is one of Scotland's main Commonwealth hopes, but cyclist Jack Carlin is under the radar.

How 'mutant' Murdoch charmed way to bronze

Ross Murdoch didn't think he'd even be in Birmingham. Now he's added a bronze to his collection and has a taste for more.

Police probe South Lanarkshire College fraud claims

South Lanarkshire College staff allegedly used teaching materials for home projects and repairs.

Inquiry into deaths of three babies in Lanarkshire

A fatal accident inquiry will probe the deaths of Leo Lamont, Ellie McCormick and Mira-belle Bosch.

Bar reopens after safety concerns resolved

Broadcast bar in Glasgow shut two weeks ago after staff raised concerns about working conditions.

Steven Campbell: The artist who 'dressed above his station'

The life and work of Steven Campbell has been reassessed - through fashion.

What is happening with Scotland’s weather?

The Met Office says the west of Scotland got drier last year - but the east got wetter.

Pier murder accused pushed woman for fun, jury told

Jacob Foster, 29, allegedly murdered Charmaine O'Donnell at Helensburgh Pier in Argyll and Bute.

Scotland's drug deaths total down for first time in eight years

Scotland continues to have by far the highest drug death rate in Europe despite the slight fall.

I never enjoyed taking drugs - it was self harm

Chris Middlemass is managing an addiction that he says stems from poverty and a traumatic childhood.

Neighbours actor would consider joining River City

Neighbours actor Alan Fletcher says he is "willing to follow in Stefan Dennis' footsteps".

Commonwealth Games 2022: Badminton player Kirsty Gilmour's letter to her 16-year-old self

After she was confirmed as one of Scotland's opening ceremony flagbearers, badminton player Kirsty Gilmour tells her 16-year-old self wh...

Addict saved from overdoses nine times in one year

Recovering addict Kevin says life saving treatment for drug addiction became his sticking plaster.

Council leader quits amid sexual harassment claims

Allegations about North Lanarkshire Council leader Jordan Linden, 27, were published last weekend.

Greenock cruise ship tourists lose out to rail strike

With no rail services to Glasgow, buses in Greenock face heavy demand from tourists and commuters.

Trucker who rammed lorry into girlfriend's house jailed for 10 years

Drunk Derek Wellington crashed into his partner's East Kilbride home after she refused to meet him.

Bird poo pollution posters at Scottish beaches challenged by experts

Signs at Scottish beaches suggest feeding the seagulls can contribute to water pollution.

Latest Network Rail strikes to affect services in Scotland

The walkout by Network Rail staff and 14 train operating companies is part of a row over pay and jobs.

ScotRail 'frustrated' by three-day impact of UK strikes

The operator warns of disruption before, during and after Wednesday's 24-hour strike by RMT members.

Lulu makes a shout for Glasgow to land Eurovision

The former Eurovision winner made the pitch after it was announced the UK would host next year's contest.

Man who raped woman hours before her death jailed for life

Lars Pederson is jailed for life for the attack on Alison McAllister at the Forth and Clyde Canal in Glasgow.

Likely cause of mystery child hepatitis outbreak found

UK experts believe they can now explain the recent spate of mysterious liver problems in young children.

Glasgow Subway workers announce four days of strikes

The walkout by Unite union members kicks off on the day of Rangers' first home game of the league season.

Monkeypox: Risk is low in Scotland as 54 cases confirmed

The World Health Organisation has declared a global health emergency following a worldwide surge.

Fans allegedly attacked police with street furniture ahead of Rangers friendly

It is claimed officers were attacked with "street furniture" ahead of the Rangers vs Spurs game.

Cost of living crisis: How rising prices are affecting people in Scotland

BBC Scotland has toured the country to find out how people are coping with the rising cost of living.

Commonwealth Games: Garry Hood expelled by Scotland for Rishi Sunak & Humza Yousaf post

Para-bowler Garry Hood is expelled from Scotland's Commonwealth Games team after making comments on Facebook about politicians Rishi Sun...

Five hospital wards run with one registered nurse each

Staff at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital had to cope with the shortage on Monday night.

Scots holidaymaker frustration at Dover port queues

Glasgow-based actor Dave Allan was among hundreds of people who faced waits of up to six hours to board ferries.

Celtic Boys' Club founder Jim Torbett to face sex abuse trial

Jim Torbett, 75, allegedly abused a teenage boy in Glasgow more than 50 years ago.

Scotland's Brazilian football pioneer honoured in Busby

A Scotsman who helped introduce football to Brazil has been honoured with a statue in his home town.

Drugs death taskforce chief says punishing addicts must stop

David Strang calls for an overhaul of addiction services and reform of drugs laws in Scotland.

First direct China-Scotland container service launched

The new service from Chinese ports to Greenock Ocean Terminal is expected to slash transit times.

Former Liverpool nursing home was factory for Scottish drug smuggling

Builder Mark Quinn was involved in smuggling millions of pounds of amphetamine into Scotland.

Teen charged over Irvine beach attack on 16-year-old

The 16-year-old has been treated in hospital for serious injuries following the seaside assault

London-bound train passengers join long queues at Glasgow Central

Direct trains are cancelled between the English capital and Scotland due to heatwave damage.

Park Inn stabbing victim loses inquiry legal bid

An asylum seeker who was stabbed during the Glasgow attack had been seeking an independent inquiry.

BBC to resume full coverage of Rangers football club

Journalists are due to return to Ibrox ending a dispute between the club and the broadcaster.

In pictures: Scotland's heatwave sunrise and sunset

Images of Tuesday's sunrise and sunset as seen from parts of Scotland.