Former SNP council leader charged with sex offences

Jordan Linden, the former North Lanarkshire leader, was charged in connection with non-recent offences.

Catching a Killer: The Murder of Emma Caldwell

The BBC Disclosure investigation that helped catch the killer of Emma Caldwell.

Glasgow Film Festival: A look back at the past 20 years

A galaxy of stars have walked the red carpet at the Glasgow Film Festival since it began in 2005.

'Angry families turned up to find me dressed as Willy Wonka'

Paul Connell was offered the lead role at the cancelled event in a Glasgow warehouse.

Second man charged over North Ayrshire murder

Alan Lawson died in hospital after being found seriously injured at his home in Saltcoats.

Students' anger as in-person exams reintroduced

The University of Glasgow says the return to closed-book exams follows concerns about artificial intelligence.

Celtic boss didn't mean to offend, says journalist

Brendan Rodgers had been accused of casual sexism after calling BBC Scotland's Jane Lewis a "good girl".

'Lessons learned' as ferry costs rise again

MV Glen Sannox is now due for delivery in late May or June after problems with supply of specialist pipework.

Police find £920k of cannabis in empty shop in Ayr

Officers attended a disused shop on Tuesday, 20 February and found the cultivation inside.

Emma Caldwell murder jury resumes deliberations

Iain Packer is accused of offences against multiple women in the trial at the High Court in Glasgow.

Man pretended to be taxi driver before raping woman

Barzan Nawshowani has been jailed for six years after abducting and raping his victim in Dennistoun.

Will Greenock's 'sleeping giant' ever be awoken?

A huge dilapidated dry dock in Inverclyde finds itself at the centre of a fierce debate.

People 'scared to leave' homes after burning body find

Motherwell residents say they are "disturbed" by scarce details and fear an attacker could be in the area.

Inside the long-abandoned tunnel beneath the Clyde

More than 40 years have passed since Glasgow's Harbour Tunnel closed to the public.

Taxi drivers protest city's pothole 'nightmare'

Drivers told the BBC their vehicle costs are rising due to damage caused by potholes on Glasgow's roads.

Scottish Premiership: Diomande fires Rangers into early lead over Hearts

Listen to Rangers v Hearts, watch Sportscene results, and follow live text updates of Saturday's Scottish football action.

Connect music festival cancelled for 2024

Festival organisers say they won't host the 2024 event to allow it to "flourish and evolve".

Out of Doors: Six years since Ulva buy-out

Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart with stories from the great outdoors.

Your pictures of Scotland

Your pictures of Scotland: 16 - 23 February

Fishermen rescued as boat capsizes in strong winds

The RNLI, a rescue helicopter and a local work boat went to the aid of the vessel off the Argyll coast.

The young disabled swim champ inspiring others

Nathan was a schoolboy disabled swimming champion but now works as a swim coach teaching children of all abilities.

Dear Green Place author gets 'limelight he deserves'

Archie Hind only published one novel in his lifetime but it was an important one.

Health board accused of giving 'misleading' financial details

A Scottish government official's criticism of NHS Ayrshire and Arran emerges in documents obtained by BBC News.

Glasgow's People's Palace to close for refurbishment

People are being encouraged to visit the museum before it shuts in April for at least 16 months.

Trident missile test fails for second time in a row

The missile's booster rockets reportedly failed and it landed in the sea close to the launch site.

Typewriters and tobacco: Inside 1950s Glasgow factories

The post-war lives of Glasgow factory workers were documented by a renowned war correspondent.

Fatal crash drink driver Martin Jolly loses sentence appeal

Appeal judges rule that a jail term of nearly 11 years given to Martin Jolly was not "excessive".

Could this be the last Monte Carlo Rally start in Glasgow?

Organisers of the historic race say it may be the last time the city is used a starting point.

The climate schemes providing family friendly spaces

Scottish ministers publish plans for using nature to tackle the impacts of climate change

Fire-ravaged O2 ABC could become student flats

A food hall has also been proposed for the venue ruined in the Glasgow School of Art fire in 2018.

Driving the A75 and A77 'can be like Russian Roulette'

Ferry firms, campaigners and lorry drivers ask "where and when" the A75 and A77 will be upgraded.

Earthquake on Mull 'felt like car hit my house'

The 3.3 magnitude quake hit at 19:30 on Monday and was also felt on the mainland.

Belle and Sebastian to host Glasgow music festival at SWG3

The Glasgow Weekender event will be held at SWG3 over the weekend of 2 and 3 August

Emma Caldwell was 'agitated' when mother last saw her alive

Margaret Caldwell tells a murder trial about her relationship with her daughter before her death.

Arran ferry could sail from Troon, says CalMac

The vessel linking the island with the mainland is out of action as a harbour is closed over safety fears.

Mull Historical Society to share stage with authors

Val McDermid, Liz Lochhead and James Robertson will join singer Colin MacIntyre for a special gig.

Rail disruption warning over rockfall works

ScotRail says central belt services will be badly affected for four days from Monday.

Scots talent show winner to make West End debut

Glasgow's Stevie Doc is due to begin her stint in Mamma Mia! after winning an ITV talent show.

Fifty years on, the story of the Sugar Boat shipwreck on the Clyde

How a fierce storm, a heroic rescue and an insurance dispute created an unlikely Clyde landmark.

Ex-pat left life savings to two Scots libraries

Family and friends of Letitia McKell remember the woman who bequeathed £350,000 to two Scottish libraries.

Trainer tycoons: How to make money from sneakers

The next generation of Scotland's tycoons have their sights set on the lucrative trainer industry.

Emma Caldwell murder trial hears accused thoroughly cleaned van

Iain Packer's former neighbour tells jurors she saw the cleaning taking place around the time Ms Caldwell died.

Drink driver killed pedestrian then fled 65 miles

Robert Brown left James Harris, 61, for dead after colliding with him near Taynuilt in Argyll and Bute.

Lord of the Rings star set for Glasgow Film Festival

Viggo Mortensen will appear in the city for an "in conversation" event ahead of the premiere of his latest film.

Video shows mass queues at Glasgow Central Station after Storm Isha

Mass queues formed outside Glasgow Central Station in the wake of Storm Isha disruption.

Inquiry to be held into baby's hospital death

Sophia Smith was 11-days-old when she died at Glasgow's Royal Hospital for Children in 2017.

Who was Robert Burns and why do we celebrate Burns Night?

Burns Night is celebrated in honour of the life of Robert Burns, an internationally-known Scottish poet

Police find £3.6m cannabis plants in Greenock

Three men are due to appear in court following the discovery by police in West Stewart Street.

Church as estate agent is a sign of the times

The Church of Scotland is selling dozens of its properties as it reviews its estate.

Police Scotland travel alert as Storm Isha winds hit 84mph

Officers warn drivers only to travel if "absolutely necessary" and ScotRail services have been suspended.