Nicola Sturgeon is to announce whether Glasgow will remain in level three of Covid-19 restrictions.

The former prime minister recently launched a campaign aimed at keeping Scotland in the UK.

NHS Tayside say cases numbers have risen significantly, while a bar in Fort William is also linked to a new outbreak.

Internal police reports seen by BBC Scotland reveal why many people broke coronavirus travel restrictions.

The Scottish government says it has identified an "issue" with its vaccination appointment system.

Mila, who is undergoing chemotherapy for leukaemia, had spoken to the duchess in a previous phone call.

Sturgeon takes aim at Johnson and MSPs demand a Clyde divide to combat Glasgow's Covid outbreak on the front pages.

A leading legal expert says new technology makes it much easier to abuse and harass women with fake porn videos.

A report into the facility in Aberdeen says it could create almost 240 jobs and generate £28m for the economy.

The prospect of an SNP-Green deal is alarming some in the food industry, including salmon producers.

A number of busy routes around Glasgow's SEC will be shut for the COP26 event in November.

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.

A woman, whose son drowned on holiday, tells how the open water challenge stirred up panic attacks and flashbacks.

Prof Catherine Heymans says she wants to use the title to encourage people to develop passion for science.

What could Nicola Sturgeon's deal with the Greens look like, and what's in it for each party?

The Kettle Collective reveals plans for one of the world's tallest buildings to be built in Russia.

Company bosses and managers talk about the impact of the pandemic on their mental health.

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

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

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

The first minister is challenged to take responsibility for the failure to contact the family of a dead child after a hospital infections "scandal".

The stars sent messages as pupils performed in memory of classmate Daniel Caplan, who died from a rare brain tumour.

Returning boxing hero Josh Taylor has arrived in Scotland to a hero's welcome, but without his belts.

CCTV from a murder trial shows how the killer was captured on camera cleaning inside the victim's car.

A vigil has been held to mark the first anniversary of George Floyd's death in police custody.

Celtic and Rangers are to field 'B' teams in the Lowland League next season after a "majority" of member clubs voted in favour.

Scotland's top football clubs could force a breakaway from the SPFL if the way the game is run does not change, says Dundee managing director John Nelms.

Scotland's Caroline Weir hopes her and Kim Little's inclusion in the Great Britain squad for this summer's Olympics will encourage other Scots to support the team.

Scotland striker is on Rangers' transfer radar as Celtic's move for a sporting director inches closer.

Helping AC Milan to a first major trophy would be an "unreal" way to end a first season in Italy, says Christy Grimshaw.