Man guilty of causing friend's death

A 30-year-old man is found guilty of causing his friend's death in Bishopbriggs, East Dunbartonshire.

Scots Tunisia victims confirmed

Four Scots were among those killed in Friday's shootings in Tunisia, Police Scotland have confirmed.

New Arctic research projects start

The Scottish Association for Marine Science (Sams) announces the start of two Arctic research projects worth £4.7m.

VIDEO: Kingsley draws the crowds at Thistle's George Square kit launch

Glasgow's city centre was renamed 'Kingsley Square' today as Partick Thistle unveiled their new mascot alongside their 2015/16 h...

Outlander food stylist cooks #TeaForATenner on The Riverside Show

Wild Fig's Justin Maule shares his recipe for crispy chicken salad with whisky and marmalade dressing.

Rock or Bust: Young busker to follow AC/DC on their European tour

Despite not making it on stage at Hampden, wee Kris hasn't lost hope - with plans to follow the legends across Europe.

'So bad it's funny': Passenger slates airport diner over bacon and egg roll

It would appear that Edinburgh Airport is home to the most underwhelming and overpriced breakfast roll in the world.

French flair: First look at Scotland's new Cote Brasserie

A new contender is about to open its doors to entice the Scottish Francophile, dishing up traditional recipes without pretension.

Safety campaign launched ahead of summer festivals

'Have a good time but plan ahead and keep safe' - the key message issued by Police Scotland ahead of this summer's festivals.

Weekly A&E waiting times improve

The latest weekly A&E waiting time figures show that there has been an improvement, although they still fall short of the government...

Paisley pattern 'for everyone alive'

More than seven billion unique Paisley patterns are to be created - one for every person on earth - to support the town's bid for UK Cit...

Festival aims to encourage people to explore the Dear Green Place

The Glasgow Wildlife Garden Festival will offer over 70 exciting events at sites around the city from July 1-31.

Double rapist faces life detention

A man who was jailed for raping a teenage girl in 2009 could be jailed for life after being convicted of raping another teenager in Renfrews...

Boyle receives honorary doctorate

Scottish singer Susan Boyle receives honorary doctorate from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.

Celtic bid for Ciftci is rejected

Dundee United turn down an offer in the region of £900,000 from Celtic for striker Nadir Ciftci.

Laing returns to join Motherwell

Motherwell sign up defender Louis Laing and are close to a deal for Wrexham striker Louis Moult.

Trial date set over Chhokar murder

A man is to stand trial next year charged with the 1998 murder of Surjit Singh Chhokar in Overtown, North Lanarkshire.

Charity aims to ‘stop supermarkets profiting from poverty’

Locavore recently launched their Good Food Fund, an alternative approach to a food bank.

Police search for missing prisoner

Police start a search for a 31-year-old woman who has absconded from Cornton Vale Prison in Stirlingshire.

I'll prove I am not finished - Boyd

Striker Kris Boyd says he wants to prove he is not finished as he joins Kilmarnock for the third time.

Johnson extends Motherwell contract

January signing Marvin Johnson agrees a contract extension with Motherwell until 2018.

Hibs meet Rangers in opening Cup tie

Hibernian and Rangers will meet in the first round of the Petrofac Training Cup for the second year running.

St Mirren land midfielder Carswell

St Mirren sign midfielder Stuart Carswell following the 21-year-old's release from Motherwell.

Tunisia blog post 'sickens' family

The family of a Scots woman who went to Syria to become a "jihadi bride" say they are "sickened" by a post on her blog p...

Tontine Lane to transform into pop-up event space

A new cultural arts and event space is to open in the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City.

Man in court after cannabis seizure

A Glasgow man appears in court following the seizure of herbal cannabis with a street value of about £100,000 on the A74(M) near Lockerbie.

Pedal power for Glasgow as city cycle routes get £1m boost

Glasgow City Council are to invest a massive £1m on much needed improvements for cycling infrastructures - here's what we can expect.

US sales boost for Macallan producer

The makers of The Famous Grouse and The Macallan reports a rise in turnover and profits, after a strong performance in the US.

Glasgow shows true colours as rainbow run goes down a splash

The highly-anticipated Colour Me Rad 5K saw the east of the city awash with powdered paint as Glasgow took part in one of the most vibrant p...

Let there be rock: ACDC play Hampden Park

Rockers ACDC wow Scottish crowds at Hampden Park concert on June 28.

Rates 'burden' for tourism industry

The burden of business rates is falling heavily on the tourism industry, with some paying more than a fifth of their surplus earnings on rat...

Scots return home after Sousse attack

Scots holidaymakers have returned home from Tunisia in the wake of the Sousse terror attack that left 38 people dead, the vast majority of t...

Parks win Heritage Lottery funding

Two of Scotland's parks are to receive a total of £7.2m of Heritage Lottery funding for makeovers.

Prayers for Scots after Sousse attack

Prayers are said at a church in Cumbernauld for a couple feared killed in the terror attack in Tunisia.

New Scots surf rockers bag 70k hits from global phone ad

When Fort William rockers The White Feather Collective were asked how much their advertising success had paid, they simply said "It...

Features of the week: Gay marriage, stowaways and food trucks

Tears of pride and joy were shed this week as the US Supreme Court ruled that gay marriage would be legalised in all 50 states - read this a...

Parades to mark Armed Forces Day

Armed Force's Day celebrations are to be held in several towns and cities across Scotland.

Glasgow vs Predator: Giant alien let loose on Buchanan Street

Glasgow is a beautiful city home to all shapes and sizes - but you might cross paths with a brutal creature with superhuman strength later t...

Glasgow celebrates Armed Forces Day

Glasgow's Lord Provost Sadie Docherty, in her role as Lord Lieutenant, will lead the city's Armed Forces Day celebrations in George ...

Ferry services returning to normal

Two thirds of ferry services on the west coast of Scotland have been suspended as RMT union members in Caledonian MacBrayne's workforce ...

Man behind macaroni pie petition brands snack 'disgusting'

Paul Tonner has called on the public and politicians to support Scotland's growing number of food banks instead of his petition.

Bomb experts probe 'grenade' find

Bomb disposal experts are called to Coatbridge following reports that grenade was found by workmen.

St Mirren's Thompson extends stay

Experienced striker Steven Thompson sign a new one-year contract with Scottish Championships side St Mirren.

Glasgow Euro Hostel aims for family appeal with new designer suites

The Euro Hostel on Glasgow's Jamaica Street is aiming to bring a refinement to their budget stays.

Baraclough relaxed over Well exits

Ian Baraclough is comfortable about the loss of players, his goalkeeping coach and head of recruitment at Motherwell.

Clarkson returns to Motherwell

Motherwell bring striker David Clarkson back to Fir Park after his release by Premiership rivals Dundee.

Allan is 'happy at Easter Road'

Scott Allan expects to see out his contract with Hibernian despite being linked with Celtic and Rangers.

Footie charity scores job slots for disadvantaged youth

It started off on a mission to help homeless people 14 years ago - now Street League has arrived in Renfrewshire and is working to get young...

Search under way for walker on Arran

A search is under way for a hillwalker who has been reported missing on the Isle of Arran.

Auditor criticises college payouts

Management at the former Coatbridge College are strongly criticised for paying themselves overly generous severance deals before a merger.