The health authority says it expects payments to reach £3.4m after a culture of bullying was exposed.

A mother says a cancer specialist told her the best way to keep her child safe was at a unit other than Glasgow's super hospital.

Labour's Anas Sarwar urges Scottish ministers to use Holyrood's powers to boost the payment to pensioners.

Marion MacLeod tells an inquiry of the moment the Manchester Arena bomb went off, killing her daughter.

The latest on the fuel crisis and a warning over plans to cut 999 callouts make Scotland's front pages.

Military drivers will be trained up as a precaution, after days of long queues and pump closures.

Karen Ivey qualified for help to buy oil to heat her home - now government support for a new boiler has been withdrawn.

Russell Kane, Nish Kumar and Rosie Jones are announced as headliners for the event in Dumfries.

BBC Disclosure looks at Scotland's "housing crisis" with many young and less affluent people priced out.

Jeffery Oviasogie, 20, was arrested following an alleged attack on a woman in Aberdeen's Bon Accord Terrace Gardens.

Six months on from the inquiries, has politics moved on from the clash between Alex Salmond and Nicola Sturgeon?

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

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has given more details about how Scotland's scheme will operate.

BBC Scotland examines the key questions surrounding the impact of vaccine passports in Scottish sport.

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

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

In 2017 the Scottish government pledged to set up a not-for-profit energy company by 2021, so what happened?

Reka Gawa opened the Himalaya Café after a chance meeting with the spiritual leader almost 20 years ago.

The 60ft tree is too big to be moved from a hot house in renovations at Edinburgh's Botanic Gardens.

Glasgow City Council reveals an ambitious plan to rejuvenate the city and reduce its carbon footprint.

Looking at the figures behind the enormous pressures being felt by NHS Scotland

The rail operator has been hit by months of strikes, with workers staging a protest outside the FM's residence on Wednesday.

The "Salty Selkies" swam for more than six miles from the Bass Rock to Craigleith, Lamb and Fidra in the Firth of Forth.

Aimee, from Edinburgh, and Katherine, from Skye, are both facing struggles finding somewhere to stay.

One family shows how the wait for social housing has left them crammed into a tiny flat.

Ahead of the release of No Time To Die, Bond actors Daniel Craig and Rami Malek have been speaking to BBC Scotland.

The MOD said it was providing 114 personnel to carry out non-emergency ambulance driving from this weekend.

Police dogs and their handlers are taking part in training exercises ahead of COP26.

Philanthropist James Anderson has been praised for taking his support of Scottish grassroots football to "a whole new level" with a £1.5m donation.

The Antiques Roadshow team value the Scottish Cup, discuss the slight damage that "man-handling" footballers have done, and the history of Andrew Watson, the first black international footballer.

Hibernian owner Ron Gordon says the Scottish Premiership is "one of the most exciting small leagues in Europe". But how might the competition look if the clubs agitating for change get their way?

Hearts and Motherwell question Old Firm's lockout of away fans, while Dundee striker is injured in city centre altercation.