COP26 bin strikes back on after pay deal rejected

GMB Scotland said the walk out by cleansing and refuse staff in Glasgow would begin at 00:01 on Monday.

Glaswegians greet COP26 with pessimism and hope

On day one of COP26, BBC Scotland speaks to people living and working around the climate summit in Glasgow.

COP26: 'Moment of truth' as world meets for climate summit

COP26 begins in Glasgow, amid dire warnings for the future if urgent climate action is not taken.

COP26: Zero emission buses to transport delegates in Glasgow

A fleet of sustainable shuttle buses will be operated between Glasgow city centre and the COP26 summit venue.

COP26: How Glasgow is hosting world leaders

About 120 world leaders from US President Joe Biden to the prime minister of Andorra will be in Glasgow for COP26.

Faith groups and pilgrims lead Glasgow COP26 climate protests

Thousands of activists head to Glasgow to make their climate change concerns known.

COP26: Climate summit venue becomes UN territory

The Scottish Event Campus is handed over to the United Nations ahead of the start of COP26 on Sunday.

New pay deal offered in Glasgow COP26 bin strike dispute

The GMB says it will have to put the deal to members before strike action can be called off.

McVitie's closure: Last-ditch attempt to save factory fails

An action group trying to prevent the business from closing says it has been unsuccessful.

Covid: NHS Grampian 'to get military help next week'

NHS Grampian's announcement comes as NHS Lothian and NHS Ayrshire and Arran also warn of "extreme pressure".

Thousands miss out on care due to staff shortages

Some people with serious disabilities and terminal illnesses have already lost their carers.

Is Glasgow on course for a green future?

One man who has witnessed Glasgow change over the decades is boatman George Parsonage, but can the city steer a course for a greener future?...

Woman and children recovering after being hit by car in Carluke

The four pedestrians were injured in Carluke on Wednesday and transferred to hospital in Glasgow.

Man jailed for repeated attacks on baby

A judge told William McAslan he had put the tiny child through 100 days of misery.

COP26: Nicola Sturgeon urges protesters not to disrupt Glasgow

The first minister calls on climate activists not to worsen disruption for residents of Scotland's biggest city which is hosting COP26.

New wind farm to power Amazon's operations

Amazon is buying 100% of the output from a project on the Kintyre peninsula run by ScottishPower Renewables.

'I was a heroin addict at 18, now I'm a footballer'

Hamilton Academical's Sarah Rhind was a heroin addict and had been homeless for four years when her dad died in a car crash. That pushed...

Transphobic charges dropped against Marion Millar

The Crown will not pursue charges against activist Marion Millar after she was accused of abusive behaviour.

Glasgow Christmas market and lights switch-on scrapped

Market organisers said they were unable to reach an agreement with Glasgow Life.

COP26 protesters planning high impact disruption

Extinction Rebellion activists say they are prepared to be arrested to get their message across.

Frustration as island ferry struggles with demand

For Mull, the biggest problem is capacity, with islanders struggling to get a space on the ferry.

Torrential rain causes heavy flooding in Glasgow

Footage shared on social media showed abandoned cars and queues of traffic on Great Western Road.

Rail strike action during COP26 called off after pay deal agreed

The RMT accepts a new pay offer which will provide its ScotRail members with a 2.5% pay rise.

Budget 2021: Funding for Scottish projects in Budget

A community bid to buy Britain's remotest pub are among initiatives across Scotland set to receive investment.

Three children struck by car in Carluke

The Scottish Ambulance Service says ten crews were sent to the scene in Carluke just after 15:00.

Protest events are biggest Covid 'concern' at COP26

A small upturn in infection rates could see a return to exponential growth, warns a public health expert.

Second hearing over MP Margaret Ferrier's Covid rule breach charge

Margaret Ferrier is accused of travelling from Glasgow to London in the knowledge she had coronavirus symptoms.

M74 crash leaves eight-mile queues at rush hour

Police and a road recovery unit were sent to the scene on the northbound carriageway.

Heavy rain leads to cross-border rail disruption

Avanti West Coast is advising passengers not travel to or from Glasgow Central, Edinburgh, Motherwell or Lockerbie.

COP26: Deadline day to avert crippling rail strike

ScotRail and the Scottish government have given the RMT until 17:00 on Wednesday to accept their offer.

Queen will not attend COP26 climate change summit

Buckingham Palace says the Queen, who has been advised to rest, is "disappointed" not to attend.

Major study to gather long Covid patient data in Scotland

It is hoped the results of the study could be used to forecast which patients will need treatment.

Van driver dies following HGV collision in Girvan

Police said the 64-year-old died five days after the crash with a lorry on 15 October in Girvan.

Airbnb host banned for inflating price by $2,000 during COP26

The Glasgow host said he had "missed out on a great deal of money" after seeing rental prices soar.

Walter Smith: Former Rangers, Everton and Scotland manager dies at age 73

Walter Smith, one of Rangers' most successful managers and who had spells in charge of Everton and Scotland, has died at the age of 73.

Greta Thunberg to march at Glasgow climate protest

The Swedish activist invites rail and council workers who plan on striking during COP26 to join her.

COP26 volunteers proud to help showcase Glasgow and its people

A 1,000-strong team of volunteers have taken to the streets of Glasgow to play their part in COP26.

John Needham: St Mirren chairman subject of SFA investigation over Rangers tweets

The Scottish FA is investigating "inappropriate" tweets made about Rangers by St Mirren chairman John Needham.

Bus strike called off after pay deal agreed

The industrial action affecting Stagecoach West Scotland services has been cancelled after a pay offer was accepted by staff.

Ayrshire man jailed for fatal shooting of childhood friend

James Ferguson, also known by the name Garland Greene, had known his victim since they were four years old.

Hospitals inquiry: Patient had fits after infection

Molly Cuddihy told the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry she was left "very frightened" by the seizures.

Schools pause facial recognition lunch plans

Nine schools in Scotland had planned to allow pupils to pay for their meals using the technology.

Council and rail unions step closer to COP26 strikes

Refuse and recycling workers, along with ScotRail staff, could all be taking industrial action during the summit.

Ex-police sergeant put on sex offenders register

Paul Bucknall, 52, sent indecent online messages to two undercover police officers posing as parents.

COP 26: Glasgow ready 'with caveats' for climate summit

Council leader Susan Aitken said cleansing staff were "working round the clock" for the UN climate summit.

New Kirk moderator supports decriminalisation of drug possession

The Rev Iain Greenshields says he personally believes that addiction should be treated as public health issue.

Who owns Scotland? Mapping the land in our towns and cities

Martin Geissler looks at who owns buildings and spaces in our towns and cities and why it matters.

St Mirren 1-2 Rangers: Alfredo Morelos scored his 100th goal in Scottish football

Alfredo Morelos scores his 100th Rangers goal as the Scottish Premiership champions roar back from behind to beat St Mirren.

Mogwai win Scottish album of the year award

The Scottish band won for their tenth album, which shot straight to the top of the charts.

Celtic 2-0 St Johnstone: Giakoumakis nets on first start

Giorgios Giakoumakis marks his first start with his maiden goal as Celtic beat St Johnstone in the Scottish Premiership to extend their winn...