A SCOTS port faces imminent disruption as workers vote on strike action in a dispute over pay.

A DANGER to life warning has been issued across much of Scotland with heavy snow and blizzard-like winds forecast.

WHAT happens on tour stays on tour has been the mantra of performers from Sinatra to The Rolling Stones. Not for Billy Connolly though...

Kustom Kruizers runs local workshops to help children gain alternative qualifications while selling repaired bikes for discount prices

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A COALITION of energy experts have hit out at claims by the nuclear industry – warning that the SNP Government embracing the “extremely costly and inflexible technology” will add to fuel poverty as consumers grapple with the cost-of-living cris...

By Brian Donnelly

IT seems almost ludicrous to be writing about something as gloriously trivial as sport while the world teeters on the brink of what could be the worst war to affect Europe since 1945, or even worse than that, but needs must and I am tasked with looki...

EVEN by the incredible standards of the arch-Brexiters, when it comes to stubborn refusal to face up to the realities of their folly, Jacob Rees-Mogg went truly above and beyond last week.

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CELTIC have it all to do to ensure they don't suffer another early exit from Europe.

WHAT an opportunity Rangers have got to progress to the last-16 of the Europa League.

A SCOTTISH coach hire company has upgraded its fleet to meet rising consumer demand, after receiving seven-figure bank backing.

Employers are failing to accept that “the world of work has changed”, with new research revealing that less than three in 10 jobs in Scotland are advertised as flexible.

A Scottish firm set up in 2017 has raised an initial £4.1 million to accelerate its programme of spawning new cancer research companies.

ENGINERING giant Wood has seen its shares plunge around 16 per cent after announcing it is facing a $222m loss on a contract to build a US anti-missile facility in Poland and delaying publication of its annual results.

Consumer website Which? analysed 49 policies from insurers, said it had found some gaps in cover.

Mickelson had said he was prepared to overlook Saudi Arabia’s human rights record to put pressure on the PGA Tour.

Pub bosses have backed calls to restrict airport opening hours, but major chain Wetherspoon’s has condemned the move, claiming it would jeopardise tourism.

SUBSEA industry players could create around 8,000 jobs in the UK over the next three years as the development of new energy technologies fuels demand for their services a survey has found.

WHEN is an invasion not an invasion? When you can do very little about it. Nato figures and politicians were still using the language yesterday of “if” a Russian boot steps across the border into Ukraine… but boots already have.

WHAT is the point of having a Scottish Parliament? My understanding is that it gives us the opportunity for doing things in a different way to the rest of the UK if we judge that following a different route is in our interests. We can make our own la...

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Our cartoonist Steven Camley's take on Putin's decision to send Russian troops into Ukraine.

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SOME years ago, The Scotsman newspaper made a terrible error of judgement. When redesigning the paper, the editor came up with the idea of putting sport and business in a separate section. This was on the principle, presumably, that only men read tho...

HER Majesty the Queen is 95 years old and suffering with Covid. I am sure we all wish her a full and speedy recovery. She has enjoyed not only an extraordinarily long but also a remarkably successful reign. And yet, as she prepares for her platinum j...

MY first-hand knowledge of Ukraine was gained mainly through football which does not qualify me as an authority. Nonetheless, there is nothing like the beautiful game for taking you into corners of Europe that might otherwise remain unvisited.

The products are sold in Morrisons, Waitrose, Ocado and Amazon, as well as other shops.

A Tory politician has questioned why young Scots would want to work in social care when they could stack shelves in Asda for a higher hourly rate and “get paid to do a degree”.

It is a period of reflection and preparation ahead of Easter celebrations where those celebrating will give up an indulgence for 40 days.

The move follows Morrison’s decision to remove use by dates on its own brand milk earlier this year.

The bag has everything you need including mixes and toppings.

Mother’s Day is coming up and as many of us know, they can be a nightmare to shop for!

Get pampered pooches involved on pancake day with this dog-friendly recipe.

The Perfume Shop has lots of deals for this Mother's Day - see 10 of the best here.

Days after Dudley, Eunice and Franklin hit, Storm Gladys could be next with weather warnings issued across Wednesday and Thursday.

Speaking on Sky News this morning, Foreign Secretary Liz Truss has defended the UK’s “very serious package” of sanctions against Russia.

A Scottish beach has been named among the world's best beaches in a new Tripadvisor ranking. Find out which one.

Nicola Sturgeon today revealed plans to remove the legal requirement to wear face coverings and axed the vaccine passport scheme.

SNP ministers have been urged to “finally get a grip” of Scotland’s court cases backlog after a record 43,606 trials are waiting to go ahead.

Universities and colleges have been told to ensure strong adherence to Covid safety measures amid reports they are being flouted by students.

A Scots bus company has gone into liquidation due to the impact of remote learning during the pandemic.

AN independent orthodontics practice has been sold to a Scottish group for an undisclosed sum.

BUSINESS leaders have welcomed the end of Covid vaccine passports in Scotland and a timetable to ease other pandemic restrictions north of the border.

The transport minister refused to commit to providing extra vessel support for Scotland's beleaguered ferry service as concerns continue to rise over disruption which has led to a failure to deliver vital supplies to Scots islands.

NICOLA Sturgeon has vented her “frustration” at Boris Johnson’s Government – warning SNP ministers still have “no clarity” over how much of the integral testing infrastructure and funding will be retained when it is axed in England.

NICOLA Sturgeon has urged Scotland to stand in solidarity with the people of Ukraine as they defend their independence from Russia.

PROPOSALS for up to 220 new homes have been tabled with council chiefs for a development hailed as a “catalyst” for the regeneration of Edinburgh’s Seafield area.