Events have been planned across the UK, including in Edinburgh and Glasgow, to pay tribute to Ms Everard

Serving police constable Wayne Couzens, 48, was charged on Friday evening with kidnapping and killing the marketing executive

WESTMINSTER has a “very clear duty of care” to protect Scottish civil servants involved in the Salmond row and MPs must ensure Scottish Government officials operate in an impartial and appropriate way, Liam Fox, the former UK Cabinet, has insi...

The latest weekly coronavirus figures have been released, highlighting hotspots of Covid-19 and the risk in each neighbourhood.

VACCINATING healthcare workers against Covid significantly reduces the risk that other people within their household will become infected.

FEARS that Britain’s Covid vaccine could be causing blood clots has led multiple European countries, and even Thailand, to suspend its rollout this week.

THE reality of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s hard Brexit hit with a jolt with the first significant export figures of the year.

It is twelve months on from what was to become with beginning or heartache and grieving for many families.

“SOME things that life offers,” street photographer Matt Stuart suggests, “are far more interesting and revealing than anything you can make up.”

Proposals for post-lockdown catch-up classes are a “non-starter” and the focus should instead be on providing one-to-one or small group support to pupils, according to senior primary school staff.

MUSEUM bosses have warned the continued impact of the coronavirus pandemic risks jeopardising collections, endangering historic buildings and "devastating staff".

Great grandfather George Dakers had tested negative for covid on three separate occasions while he was being treated in Glasgow Royal Infirmary last year.

RUTH Davidson will insist Scotland has passed "peak Nat" as she addresses the Scottish Conservative conference today.

BRIAN Murphy (Letters, March 11) is rightly concerned regarding events that unfolded last weekend in Glasgow. Police officers must behave professionally. Posing for "selfies", sometimes as part of the “happy, smiling face of Police Scotland”, was...

A national day to remember those who have died during the pandemic, and to show support for everyone who has been bereaved, has gained support from the Scottish Government.

HERE’S a cheery statistic to start your day. According to Doctor Peter Daszak, president of environmental health non-profit organisation EcoHealth Alliance, there are about 2,000 viruses in the world that we know about. His organisation estimate...

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ONE of the original Brylcreem boys, RAF veteran John Connelly starred in an advert for the popular hair cream and was described as a devoted family man who loved to tell his grandchildren stories.

THE fall-out from the Sussexes interview with Oprah continued to dominate comment sections of the newspapers with columnists debating the ramifications and justifications.

LET us reflect. Let us look back in anxiety, frustration and fear at the past 12 months. Let us recall that it is a year to the day since covid first ended a life in Scotland. Let us mourn the lives lost then and since.

Cail Bruich At Home, Glasgow

AFTER hours of searching on Netflix for engrossing films and series, in desperation we are re-watching old favourites. We started back on the first series of Spiral, the French police and legal drama, which still stands up well, even though it was...

HAD Scotland’s new Hate Crime legislation been operational the Royal Family might have had a problem this week. Following claims by Meghan Markle that the colour of her child had been an issue in the Windsor household, Police Scotland might have...

THE inventor of the cassette tape - that changed the history of music - has died, as his 57-year-old creation enjoys a resurgence that has seen sales double in the last year.

MY motor was stolen the other day. This will come as a surprise to colleagues whose experience of the Old Dodderer’s mode of transport is restricted to travelling in a vehicle only one step removed from a horse and buggy. Strangely, they uniform...

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I CANNOT tell you how awful I feel or look but more importantly how angry I am…no, make that helplessly furious.

A Metropolitan Police officer has been charged with the murder of 33-year-old Sarah Everard who disappeared while walking home from a friend's flat on March 3.

John Swinney is at the centre of a fresh secrecy row after it emerged MSPs would get access to draft preliminary findings from a major education report but will not be able to publish, cite or quote them.

PRITI PATEL has reopened a survey into violence against women and girls, following the "powerful" stories shared in response to the Sarah Everard case.

Mairi Gougeon says a meeting this evening between the clubs, the Scottish Government, and the football authorities went "positively".

Celtic have confirmed they will discuss preparations for the upcoming Rangers derby with the authorities to ensure it goes ahead safely and in line with government protocols.

Hundreds of civil servants are set to move to Scotland under new plans to open a secondary headquarters of the Cabinet Office in Glasgow.

Health bosses are asking people in a Scottish town to get tested for coronavirus in a targeted effort to suppress transmission - regardless of whether they are currently experiencing symptoms.

The Scottish Government has been accused of using “double-speak” in trying to justify its reasons for lockdown measures against places of worship.

A MAN has pleaded guilty to sending aggressive messages to SNP MP Joanna Cherry which she feared were threats of sexual violence.

THE SCOTTISH Greens have called for the monarchy to be scrapped as the head of state in any independent Scotland – and called for a democratically elected leader to be part of plans.

As the crucial Holyrood election approaches, we are awash with polling data with which to gauge the mood of voters.

Women in Scotland have been advised to find other ways of paying their respects to Sarah Everard, rather than attend vigils in person.

THE Scottish Conservatives have insisted a probe into whether Nicola Sturgeon broke the ministerial code must be published before the Holyrood election.

Scottish factoring firm Newton Property Management has launched an industry-first loan scheme for staff to help provide interest free access to funds.

The Mash Report, the BBC show which was previously accused of left-wing bias by Andrew Neil, will not return for another series.

CONCERNS have been raised over a rise in new positive Covid cases this week, just days before the First Minister is set to update Parliament on Scotland's roadmap out of lockdown.

A body found in Kent woodland is that of Sarah Everard, Scotland Yard said.

Rangers have acknowledged the abuse in Scottish football report published last month and issued an apology to those who suffered within the game.

Andy Murray and his wife Kim Sears have welcomed their fourth child into the world, meaning the Scots tennis star will not play in next week’s Dubai Tennis Championships.

Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said that the number of confirmed cases of Covid-19 recorded yesterday was 682 - almost 100 more than the day before.

Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said that people will be asked to pay their respects to the victims of Covid virus on 23rd March

THE thought of people in glass houses, and how they should not throw stones, came to mind upon hearing George Osborne’s criticism of Rishi Sunak’s planned hike in corporation tax.

HIS combat shirt was gringo green, his trademark fedora cocked at the slightest angle. A fortnight ago tonight George Galloway, long-time socialist firebrand, now self-described social conservative, went on TV to deliver some of his customary poli...