The woman was left with "life-changing injuries" after being operated on by former NHS Tayside neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel.

Thousands of travellers who might have breached restrictions were never investigated by Police Scotland due to a lack of data.

Health secretary's advice to "think twice" before calling 999 and the UK cabinet reshuffle make the front pages.

British wholesale electricity prices for the following day jumped by 19% to £475 per megawatt hour.

Nearly 200,000 women who were excluded from the cervical cancer screening programme will now have their records checked.

Humza Yousaf told BBC Scotland people should only dial 999 for an ambulance if it is "absolutely critical".

John McGregor, 44, died in hospital two days after he was shot in the Milton area of the city last month.

Health experts say "all necessary plans and protocols" are in place at the site in Stranraer.

Residents can now choose one family member or friend who can visit them during a "controlled" outbreak.

Douglas Connell resigns during an investigation into donations at The Prince's Foundation.

NI's infrastructure minister says she is pleased that the proposals have been shelved.

Employment lawyer says former staff at People's Energy and Utility Point could take legal action over how their redundancies were handled.

The family of Stefan Sutherland believed his death in Caithness was suspicious and campaigned for a review.

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

More details have been revealed about Scotland's scheme - but some questions have still to be answered.

A woman who got one jab in England and one in Scotland says her vaccine certificate only confirms a single dose.

How to weigh the pros and cons of a vaccine for a disease that is rarely serious in young people.

Scotland is launching a QR code system in line with similar "passports" rolled out across Europe.

Covid cases are rising sharply in young adults despite all over 16s being eligible for vaccination.

Some high risk patients had few or no infection-fighting antibodies in their blood, a vaccine study found.

Scotland's levels system of restrictions have come to an end - but what does that mean people can do?

Resistance is building from different sectors to proposals for vaccine certification to be shown in selected settings.

Key maps and charts explaining how the virus has spread around the world.

Holyrood is to become a "protected site" under national security rules - but will this stop protests?

BBC Scotland's Lisa Summers goes on the road with paramedics as some patients wait hours for help.

Josie Neill from Dumfries has been described as one of Scotland's "most neglected" writers.

Ten years ago the Christie Report set out a blueprint for Scottish public service reform. Why has it not happened?

Nicola Sturgeon says "democracy must prevail" - but critics suggest the independence issue is stuck in "Groundhog Day".

Science editor David Shukman on three jobs in growing green industries, and what it's like to do them

The BBC visits one of Doors Open Day's most unusual attractions - a waste treatment plant near Edinburgh.

Large numbers of officers from Police Scotland and other UK forces will be deployed to Glasgow for COP26.

A new animation shows how the power of the glaciers 20,000 years ago transformed the Tayside landscape.

If Scot Andrew Cullen hadn't hit the down button instead of heading back up the tower, he would have been killed seconds later.

Scotland's thriving space sector is trying to have a reduced impact on the planet.

Ten years ago the Christie Report set out a blueprint for Scottish public service reform. Why has it not happened?

Community doctors say demand is so high they cannot see a complete return to business as usual.

The row over plans for a new oil field at Cambo has placed Shetland in the heart of the debate over energy production.

A backlog due to the pandemic means learner drivers like Katie McKerral face long waits to sit their test.

An SNP-Green deal has cleared the way for the creation of the first new national park in nearly 20 years.

Eleanor Moffat has spent more than 20 years organising charity events after her sister was diagnosed with cancer.

SNP Westminster leader Ian Blackford says the government needs a winter plan for working families.

BBC Scotland goes on the road with paramedics as some patients wait hours for help.

Pipe Major Scott Methven held one of the most prestigious jobs in the piping world, a role which dates back to Queen Victoria’s reign.

The head of Scotland's professional football league says spot-checking fans ahead of games is the only viable option.

The first minister has outlined her government's plans for the year ahead.

As Celtic prepare to begin their Europa League group campaign on Thursday, how good are opening opponents Real Betis?

Late decision over who captain Celtic against Real Betis in Callum McGregor's absence.

Celtic captain Callum McGregor and winger Liel Abada will miss Thursday's Europa League group opener at Real Betis.

BBC Scotland revisits Rangers' famous Champions League victory over Lyon in 2007 and rates the chances of Steven Gerrard's side in this Thursday's Europa League clash.

Rangers defender Filip Helander is out until the end of the year with a knee injury but Connor Goldson is back for the Europa League group opener at home to Lyon.