Glasgow City Council to pay £770m to settle equal pay dispute

Glasgow City Council will make payments to 19,000 claimants in a deal with unions and campaigners.

Scotland records warmest November night at Kinloss and Prestwick

The Met Office says a high of 14.6C at Kinloss, Moray, and Prestwick, Ayrshire, is warmer than 2007.

Glasgow trafficking gang jailed over prostitution ring

Four people are jailed for a total of 31 years for trafficking women into Scotland.

Teachers to strike over pupil violence at Glasgow school

The walkout at a high school in Glasgow follows teachers’ concerns over violent and abusive pupils.

Nicholas Rossi: Alleged US fugitive faces further rape allegation

A man arrested in Scotland last year denies being Nicholas Rossi, who is wanted by authorities in the US.

Industries join call for Scottish solar power reforms

Firms and trade bodies urge Scottish ministers to make urgent changes to planning law and tax rules.

Nicholas Rossi: Second expert says man's prints 'similar' to fugitive

A forensic expert said prints she was shown had similarities to wanted man Nicholas Rossi's.

Neil Skinner: Police Scotland issue fresh appeal over missing walker

Neil Skinner from Doncaster disappeared during a walking holiday in Scotland, police say.

Man jailed for fatal Pollokshields fire that killed neighbour

Junaid Saddiqui has been jailed after the blaze in the southside of Glasgow killed his neighbour.

BBC presenter got sepsis after doing awareness interview

Sarah McMullan was admitted to A&E with sepsis weeks after she helped highlight the deadly condition.

Nicholas Rossi: fingerprint match on alleged fugitive

Fingerprint expert gives evidence at hearing to identify the man believed by US authorities to be Nicholas Rossi.

Is there an end in sight to rail strike disruption?

Commuters in Scotland have faced regular disruption to rail services over the last six months.

Workers at Glasgow University back new pay deal

The support staff took strike action over pay but have now backed a revised offer of up to 12.9%.

Professor says Glasgow university is failing staff and students

Dr James Going has accused the University of Glasgow of a cover-up following an inquiry into sexism.

AI diagnosis could ease winter hospital pressures

Researchers believe artificial intelligence could cut the diagnosis time for lung diseases to just minutes.

Motorcyclist dies in two-vehicle crash in Ayrshire

The 52-year-old rider was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash on the A760 near Largs on Sunday.

Lewis Capaldi and Paolo Nutini win at Scottish Music Awards

Stars including Lewis Capaldi, The View and Gerry Cinnamon were also recognised at the ceremony.

ScotRail warn of disruption on Monday despite strike call off

ScotRail says there will be a "very limited" timetable ahead of a full service resuming on Tuesday.

Pedestrian injured in Greenock lorry hit and run

The 38-year-old man suffered a leg injury when he was struck by the articulated lorry in Greenock.

Former SNP councillor groomed and abused six boys

Mark Kerr was described as a predator hiding in plain sight who used his position to abuse teenage boys.

Euro 2028: Hampden could be in line for £14m windfall if UK & Ireland bid wins

Hampden could be in line for a £14m investment as Glasgow looks to potentially host six games at the 2028 European Championships.

Council apology after primary school built too small

Twice as many early years school places are needed for a Renfrewshire village than first thought.

Construction firm fined after worker crushed to death at St Enoch Centre

Derek McLean was moving a 3.5tonne demolition machine at Glasgow's St Enoch centre.

Islanders consider running their own ferry service

A Mull and Iona ferry group looks into running a catamaran service as an alternative to CalMac.

Road workers to wear bodycams over driver fears

Road workers are being fitted with bodycams to protect them from abusive and dangerous drivers.

Rangers wrongful prosecution costs exceed £50m

A Holyrood committee hears the cost of civil litigation against the Lord Advocate is almost £51m.

Mother's plea to dog owners after son mauled by rottweiler

The 12-year-old boy was left with nerve damage and scars after being bitten by a rottweiler

Islay residents wait three weeks to receive post

Islay residents have been picking up their own letters and parcels while Royal Mail is unable to recruit staff.

Driver spared jail after passenger dies in M8 motorway crash

A 44-year-old man was killed after the car he was travelling in aquaplaned on the M8 motorway.

Drone operators warned about flying near airports

It follows recent reported sightings of drones in the vicinity of the Glasgow Airport flightpath.

Ferguson Marine: MSPs investigating ferries fiasco visit shipyard

They are looking into the delay in building two CalMac ferries at the Ferguson Marine shipyard.

Co-op coffin factory workers launch strike action in Glasgow

Unite said about 50 craft workers at Co-op funeral care overwhelmingly rejected a pay offer.

Man arrested and charged in Wishaw murder inquiry

A 46-year-old has been charged in police murder probe into the death of Kevan Doyle in Wishaw

Scotland's 'green' ferry to begin service using diesel fuel

Ferguson Marine told MSPs a "technical issue" had delayed a LNG system by at least nine months.

Man, 21, attacked after car crash at playpark in Johnstone

Police said a "disturbance" broke out in Elm Drive, Johnstone, involving a number of people.

Woman, 46, dies after two-car crash near Ayr

Shona McKinlay, from Dreghorn, died in the crash on the A70 between Ayr and Coylton on Friday.

Nicola Sturgeon in police talks over 'secret Chinese base'

The first minister says reports of a secret Chinese police base in Glasgow are "extremely serious'.

Families' anger as no prosecution over young prisoner suicides

Katie Allan, 21, and William Lindsay, 16, died in 2018 at Polmont Young Offenders Institution.

Man jailed for murdering neighbour in garden attack

Nicholas Henry left Daniel Greer to die after hitting him with a shovel and stabbing him nine times.

Drivers warned to check vehicles after brake wires cut

Police say up to 10 vehicles were targeted at random on two streets between August and October.

Glasgow venue told to pay Franklin Graham £100,000 for axing event

Controversial evangelist Franklin Graham has been awarded damages after his event was cancelled.

Brewgooder boss warns of £7 a pint as costs soar

Brewgooder chief executive Alan Mahon says the industry is facing a "perfect storm" of pressures.

Pig vomit toxin key to Martian meteorite mystery

How a vomitoxin which affects pigs may have helped solve the mystery of a Martian meteorites discovery.

Young boy in hospital after Kilmarnock attack

The town's bus station was closed down after a serious assault on the nearby High Street.

Attacked firefighters issue bonfire events plea

A fire crew issues a public appeal after they were hit by bricks and stones on 5 November last year.

Scots protesters throw pies on King's waxwork

Activists throw cake into the face of King Charles's waxwork at London's Madame Tussauds.

Health of nation study calls on millions to sign up

The aim is to uncover better ways to prevent, spot and treat diseases like dementia and cancer.

Avanti West Coast rail services axed amid strike action

Only one Avanti service per hour will run from London to Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow.

Kilmarnock: Kyle Lafferty banned for 10 matches over sectarian comment

Kilmarnock striker Kyle Lafferty is banned for 10 matches by the Scottish Football Association over a sectarian comment.

Family tribute to man killed in A78 crash near Inverkip

The 59-year-old was driving a Toyota Yaris when it collided with a VW Golf near Inverkip on Saturday.