The Met Office issues a yellow warning for thunderstorms covering most of the country.

Tom Dean claims a stunning gold and Duncan Scott silver to ensure a British one-two finish in a thrilling 200m freestyle at the Tokyo Olympics.

Duncan Scott wins Scotland first medal of the Tokyo Games and makes history in the pool for Team GB, while there's progress for Andy Murray among others.

A man who tried to save his wife and son from drowning and a row over Covid jabs makes the front pages.

Two devastating fires involved buildings made from factory-built units brought up to islands by sea.

Heather Campbell tested positive for the virus in November, six months after starting her nursing career.

Waris Ali tells the BBC that the water at the end of a Loch Lomond pier had "looked very safe".

Nearly 500 jobs are at risk at the factory in the east end of Glasgow, which opened almost 100 years ago.

Ally Dawson, the former Rangers, Blackburn, Airdrie and Scotland player, has died aged 63.

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

Concerns have been raised about vaccine uptake among younger adults, but are they less likely to want a jab? Here, we examine the statistics.

The whole of Scotland has now moved to level zero, but what does that actually mean people can do?

The documents could be used in an international vaccine passport programme enabling foreign travel.

Masks are no longer compulsory in England, but remain necessary in Scotland and Wales.

In summer 2020, there was talk of being "not far away" from eliminating the virus. That did not happen, but is there still cause for optimism?

With Scotland and England on the road out of lockdown, does political pressure encourage a "four nation" approach?

As vaccination reduces serious illness from Covid-19, the Scottish government is changing its strategy.

Many Scottish council areas saw restrictions ease earlier this month, but some remained at the same level.

A social enterprise has opened up shop in Glasgow to encourage communities to repair and reuse their possessions.

The Scottish games café company is expanding its number of sites rapidly despite the pandemic.

Martin Compston's latest co-star reckons the Line of Duty actor is as famous in Scotland as a pop icon.

The pod of six killer whales photographed in a Norwegian fjord were last spotted off Vatersay in 2018.

The number of people turning up at emergency departments in Scotland is rising sharply, figures show.

BBC Scotland's three-strong team are self-isolating in hotel rooms after a Covid case on their Japan flight.

What impact do high temperatures have on our bodies?

A man who lost his wife and son in a drowning incident at Loch Lomond said the water had looked safe.

Glasgow social enterprise Remade Network fixes everything from phones to textiles to help reduce our impact on the environment.

An exhibition looking at the social and technological impact of typewriters opens at the National Museum of Scotland.

Line of Duty star Martin Compston has been filming his new drama set on an oil rig in Edinburgh.

Chris Stephens jokingly suggested a second referendum could be decided on spot-kicks.

Watch as Team GB's Tom Dean wins 200m freestyle gold with team-mate Duncan Scott clinching silver at Tokyo 2020.

Andy Murray continues his bid for a fourth Olympic medal as he and Joe Salisbury reach the men's doubles quarter-finals in Tokyo.

Celtic striker Leigh Griffiths is out of his side's Champions League qualifier second leg with a calf injury.

Team GB's Tom Dean says he knew the men's 200m freestyle would be a "dogfight" after he won gold ahead of team-mate Duncan Scott who took silver at the Tokyo Olympics.