Tuition fees residency rules breached human rights

Scottish ministers are being forced to change the law on tuition fees for hundreds of migrant students after a landmark court case.

Rangers 1-7 Liverpool: Anfield side humiliate Scots in Champions League

Mohamed Salah comes off the bench to score an incredible six-minute hat-trick as Liverpool obliterate Rangers in the Champions League.

Teenager celebrating 18th birthday murdered man

Brian McKillop had been out drinking before he launched a random unprovoked attack on James Britton.

Celtic Connections festival aims to return with full programme

The celebration of Celtic music returns with a packed programme to mark its 30th anniversary.

Creeslough blast: Celtic plan tribute before Champions League game

It comes on the same day as the funeral of Celtic supporter Martin McGill who died in the explosion

Widespread disruption as ScotRail strike goes ahead

Passengers face 24 hours of limited services after ScotRail RMT members rejected the latest pay offer.

Scottish airline Loganair goes on the market

The UK's largest regional airline is being sold with the hope of new owners taking over by mid-2023.

Former footballer killed in Glasgow roundabout crash

Gavin Stokes' family called him 'the life and soul of the party' and said his son was his whole world.

Two charged over man's death on Glasgow street

Two men, aged 23 and 28 will appear in court on Monday following the death of Kevin John Kennedy.

Glasgow Clan up for sale after controversy over signing of player accused of rape

Glasgow Clan are put up for sale following the aborted signing of a player accused of rape in the United States.

Ayr building firm boss killed worker with cable ties

George McMillan is jailed for a minimum of 21 years after choking Michael Thomson to death.

Two children and man injured after three-car crash in Rutherglen

All three were taken to hospital after the smash in Rutherglen, South Lanarkshire.

Loud radio made lorry driver unaware he killed biker in Nitshill

Alistair Campbell drove on after hitting George Glasgow who was dragged under the lorry and crushed.

Murder probe after death of man found in Glasgow street

Kevin John Kennedy, 36, was found with serious injuries in the Kinning Park area of Glasgow.

Glasgow man guilty of killing neighbour in deliberate fire

Junaid Saddiqui started the fire in a bid to be moved to sheltered housing, a court hears.

Train strike to go ahead after ScotRail pay offer rejected

Services will be cancelled on the majority of routes on Monday, 10 October.

Man, 69, dies in house fire in Auchinleck

Fire crews were called to the blaze in Auchinleck at about 22:15 on Wednesday.

The students who stole the Stone of Destiny

The ancient symbol of Scottish kings was taken from Westminster Abbey in an audacious raid.

Lanarkshire nursery criticised over rat poison failings

The Care Inspectorate upholds four complaints against a nursery in Motherwell

Caledonian Sleeper contract to end seven years early

The Scottish government says proposals by Serco to renegotiate the agreement are not value for money.

Research call over MND risk to elite rugby players

An expert calls for "immediate research" after a study suggests players could be at increased risk.

Liverpool 2-0 Rangers: Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah on target for hosts in Champions League

Liverpool cruise to a confidence-building victory in the Champions League as Rangers are comfortably dismissed at Anfield.

Glasgow Clan to appoint new GM after Lasse Uusivirta signing U-turn

Glasgow Clan appoint a new general manager after the suspension of their chief executive Gareth Chalmers and head coach Malcolm Cameron last...

Work starts on first of two new Islay ferries

A shipbuilding yard in Turkey won the contract to build the boats for CalMac.

Police probe racist abuse aimed at St Albert's Primary School pupils

Abusive messages were posted on social media in response to a photo of pupils with the first minister.

Lawyer who removed Stone of Destiny dies aged 97

Ian Hamilton was one of Scottish four nationalists who took the stone from Westminster Abbey in 1950.

Wrong-side-of-road driver jailed for causing fatal Highland crash

Lorry driver Garry Tierney's lapse of concentration caused the death of a man in a head-on collision.

Kaye Adams: 'I blanked before Strictly dance-off'

Loose Women star Kaye Adams reflects on becoming the first celebrity to depart Strictly Come Dancing.

Ministers launch bid to freeze rents until March

The emergency legislation at Holyrood also provides for a six-month moratorium on evictions.

North Ayrshire loses out on nuclear fusion plant

West Burton A will be the site of the prototype fusion energy power plant, the government announces.

Stowaway cat reunited with family in Oban after sea crossing

A broadband engineer has reunited a cat with her owners after it travelled to Coll in his van.

Hopes of uncovering Viking boat burials dashed

Archaeologists examined mounds at Lephin and found they were glacial features from the last ice age.

The challenges facing Scotland’s NHS this winter

What will happen to the health service as it enters what is traditionally the busiest period of the year?

Homeless charity plea to move soup kitchen indoors

The charity behind Scotland's busiest outdoor soup kitchen wants to find a building for winter.

Nursery pupils in E. coli stomach bug outbreak in Biggar

Children and teachers at a Biggar nursery are tested for the stomach bug after five confirmed cases.

David Tennant jealous of incoming Doctor Who star Ncuti Gatwa

The star on returning to the sci-fi TV show, and his new stage production, Good, about the Holocaust.

'Doctors kept saying I was too young to have Alzheimer's'

Kevin Hetherington, 58, is urging other former footballers experiencing what may be neurological issues to persist with seeking help.

Great Scottish Run: The road closures and travel restrictions

Thousands are expected in Glasgow for the running events on Saturday and Sunday.

Kelvingrove Museum to be sold over Glasgow equal pay bill

The museum and the city chambers are among the assets to be re-mortgaged to cover pay claims.

Railway closed after bomb found at Barrhead building site

The device was found near a construction site in Barrhead where new houses are being built.

Coolio: The day the rapper surprised fans at Celtic Park

The late rapper told fans he had "brought Gangsta's Paradise to the real Paradise" during a match in 2017.

Charity fears over loss of hotels in Loch Lomond and The Trossachs

Conservationists warn the trend will create more commuter villages and reduce jobs around Loch Lomond.

Scottish ferries contract hit by fresh delay

Ferguson Marine Engineering says one of the vessels being built for CalMac will not be ready until 2024.

Teenagers detained for murder bid knife attack in Thornliebank

The 15-year-old victim almost died after the stabbing attack in February last year, a court is told.

Centenarians wait patiently for cards from the King

Wartime shipyard worker Janet Harvey took 100 years to earn her card, but she will wait a bit longer.

Call for police probe into Scottish ferries row

A leaked dossier suggests the process of awarding a £97m ferries contract may have been rigged.

US group to fight Scotland's abortion buffer zones

40 Days for Life backs protests outside clinics and will help mount a legal challenge if a new law is passed.

Drone technology used to inspect Scotland's sewers

Scottish Water says drones replace the need for workers to go into sewage pipes for inspections.

Eurovision: Glasgow has biggest heart to play host, says Lulu

The former Eurovision winner says the city should host the 2023 event over Liverpool.

The workers who saw Scotland's ferries saga unfold

The staff at Ferguson shipyard talk about the highs and lows they have experienced over the last eight years.