Gordon Brown and Sir John Major join calls for a new international tribunal to investigate Russia's actions.

Government payouts to P&O ferries and Russian President Vladimir Putin's aggression in Ukraine make the front pages.

The Scottish Conservative leader will claim the country is "more bitter and inward-facing" than in the past.

The latest ONS survey suggests 376,300 Scots had Covid last week, and the highest rate in the UK.

Three friends - Finlay Johns, Ian Cannon and Tyler Johnston - died after a smash near Dumfries on Wednesday.

Boris Jonson says he spoke to the Ukrainian president by telephone on Friday morning.

Ukrainians will be provided with temporary accommodation until a long-term place is found.

The RMT union said protests would be held at the Cairnryan ferry terminal over coming days.

Seafarers felt "like a traitors" when they heard they were taking over from sacked staff at Cairnryan.

Lithuanian Ineta Dzinguviene killed her son and hid is body in a bag in Fraserburgh in 2010.

Stuart Hogg, Finn Russell and Ali Price are among six Scotland players disciplined for breaching team protocols after the Six Nations victory over Italy last Saturday.

Only new patients with life-threatening conditions will be seen at Dr Gray's Hospital in Elgin.

An inquest hears what was most likely to have happened if Corrie Mckeague ended up in a waste lorry.

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

Revised plans for tackling Covid will see the end of all legal restrictions in Scotland from 21 March.

What lies behind the surge in cases that has delayed the lifting of the final restrictions?

As well as stopping some infections, jabs "cut the risk" of long Covid in those who still catch the virus.

A new cough, fever and change in smell or taste are the key symptoms of coronavirus.

Scottish garage owner Adam Ennis, 35, has joined an international platoon of 50 men in Ukraine.

Images from demonstrations and vigils held in Scotland since the start of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Staff members from an Edinburgh primary regularly pay out of their own pocket for essential items.

A small area of Scotland is the home of a groundbreaking experiment to power homes with green hydrogen.

People in South Uist are seeing a huge rise in the price of heating oil, fuel and food.

The Coutts family are considering how they might house a Ukrainian family as part of the new scheme.

Hijabi riders is introducing cycling to Muslim women who never learned to ride a bike as a child.

An estimated 1.5 million Ukrainian refugees have flooded into Poland to escape Russian bombardment.

The prime minister says he told Volodymyr Zelensky he will do more to help in the war with Russia.

People living in the town of Aberfeldy in Scotland are opening their homes to Ukrainian refugees.

Firefighters battle a large fire at a former Paisley hospital building.

A woman whose ex-partner was found guilty of attacking her is urging people in similar situations to not give up.

Changing the way we heat our houses will be key if the country is to achieve ‘net zero’ emissions.

Rangers are drawn against Sporting Braga in the Europa League quarter-finals and will face RB Leipzig or Atalanta if they reach the last four.

Glasgow Warriors move third in the United Rugby Championship with victory over Scottish rivals Edinburgh.

BBC Scotland looks at how realistic is guaranteed Scottish Premiership safety for Dundee and St Johnstone.

Things to watch before the Scottish Premiership takes a break for international fixtures.