The BBC has learned a "considerable" number of no shows were recorded this weekend at Glasgow's Hydro.

Formal exams have been replaced this year by teacher judgement backed up by assessment.

Missed appointments at a mass vaccination centre and government advice to avoid holidays abroad make the front pages.

Offshore wind is picking up speed as an engineering project to rival North Sea oil and gas.

A report says roles in areas like offshore wind and carbon capture could account for two thirds of jobs by 2030.

Mhari O'Neill is thought to have died from hypothermia and intoxication after being abandoned by Ewan Fulton.

New figures show the local authority area now has a higher case rate for the virus than Glasgow City.

Dundee are back in the Scottish Premiership after a two-year absence as Kilmarnock's 28-year stay in the top flight ends.

A large crowd of Rangers fans were in Glasgow city centre at the time celebrating the club's title triumph.

It follows an inspection of the plant at Mossmorran in Fife in the spring of 2019.

Ruth Maguire says she will be taking a leave of absence for treatment and recovery with immediate effect.

The football fan zone in Glasgow will be open for the 31 days of the tournament, the Scottish government confirms.

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Most Scottish councils are now in level two where outdoor socialising can move inside.

The next phase of lockdown easing will see people meeting up indoors. So what new freedoms are coming and when?

Millions of people will be able to hug loved ones again from Monday. But can you minimise the risk?

Every adult who tested positive for the virus will be asked to tell researchers how it affected their life.

From 17 May, people going to countries on the approved "green list" will not need to quarantine on their return.

More Covid restrictions are due to be eased in Scotland, but has the decline in cases been slowing?

A small number of cases in Grantown-on-Spey involve a variant which is not one of the main strains in the UK.

More than £1m of gold and silver historical artefacts were taken in the burglary on Friday night.

Scotland needs a new lord advocate - what are the roles of the top law officer, and what challenges could they face?

The search for the mysterious man behind a cult Edinburgh restaurant who disappeared a decade ago.

Frederick Waldhausen Gordon is just 10 years old and has already defeated a chess grandmaster.

Awards are set up to honour Saroj Lal one of the first Asian women to teach in a Scottish primary school.

Former Rangers star says no-one spoke to him about the racism he suffered when he played in Scotland.

Kate Forbes was partly raised in India after her parents travelled there as missionaries when she was six weeks old.

Who is going to face off between the Scottish government and opposition parties in the new Holyrood session?

Rob Burrow, Stephen Darby and Doddie Weir talk to BBC Breakfast's Sally Nugent about their bond and fight for motor neurone disease (MND) awareness.

The health secretary says the city could move to level two if the number of patients in intensive care do not increase.

In a speech to the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, Prince William said Scotland holds his happiest and saddest memories.

The first minister had confirmed Glasgow is remaining in level three coronavirus restrictions.

The leader of East Renfrewshire Council says the current outbreak is down to households and not community transmission.

Kilmarnock will have a "clearout" following their relegation, says manager Tommy Wright as he claims board backing.

Dundee want to emulate Kilmarnock's top-flight longevity after ending their 28-year stay in a dominant Scottish Premiership play-off final display, says manager James McPake.

Micky Mellon is set to leave Dundee United after fewer than 12 months as manager.

Scottish FA chief rejects calls for strict liability on clubs as Eddie Howe asks Celtic to approach Bournemouth coaches.

There is no plan B with regards to fans at Hampden for Euro 2020 should Glasgow remain in level three, says Scottish FA chief executive Ian Maxwell.