ScotRail cancels 90% of its services for the second time this week after negotiations break down.

There were 15,541 reported virus cases last week - up from 11,909 the previous week.

The return of polio and plans to recoup the £400 energy rebate from second home owners make the front pages.

The trap, used to catch trespassers in the 1700s and 1800s, was on display in Aberdeenshire.

Farmer Harriet Ross tells BBC Scotland costs and overheads are getting out of control.

Rachel O'Neill said parents needed "a great deal more support" after significant failures were identified.

A CCTV recording of the officers' conversation was shown to the inquiry into Sheku Bayoh's death.

About 85,000 low income households will receive the cards as part of a Covid recovery plan.

The vehicle caught fire as it took pupils home from McLaren High School in Callander, Stirlingshire.

A review makes recommendations after a tribunal found a former firearms officer had been victimised.

Richard Farquhar, who stabbed wife Anne in 2008, was depressed about his chances of leaving prison.

Accidental drownings rose sharply last year, three years into a strategy to cut water deaths in half.

Four years after Ross Mackay set up his company in Glasgow, he is working with Kourtney Kardashian.

Researchers were baffled when the tag used for tracking oystercatchers was traced to London.

The first 24-hour walkout by RMT members sparks a flood of cancellations in the hospitality sector.

The operator will cancel 90% of its trains during three days of strike action by the RMT this week.

Aysha Aljaf learned English at the group in Paisley after a decade of relying on an interpreter.

With case numbers on the rise again here we recap the rules for testing, travel and self-isolation.

Glasgow's Yardworks festival of street art returns for the first time in three years.

Artist Jack Vettriano on his latest exhibition back in the galleries that inspired his early works.

A weekly update on Covid-19 cases, hospital admissions and deaths in Scotland.

Nicola Sturgeon wants to hold a second referendum next year, so is another vote now inevitable?

BBC Scotland's Glenn Campbell looks at the Scottish government's promise to hold another referendum.

David Flucker, who recently celebrated his 100th birthday, volunteers in an Edinburgh charity shop.

A driving instructor gives her tips for keeping down your fuel costs on the road.

A Scottish council is trailing delivering meals to more remote schools by drone.

It took Maddie four years to "face the weight" of loss and grief she felt after her dad died.

ScotRail’s CCTV caught the young bull walking around Pollokshaws West station on Monday evening.

Players who have joined the Saudi Arabian-backed LIV Golf series will be allowed to play at The Open at St Andrews next month.

Scotland captain Rachel Corsie writes in her first BBC Sport column about the prospect of preparing to face Ukraine in Women's World Cup qualifying.

Sevilla make an £8m offer for Rangers striker Alfredo Morelos, while teenage Aberdeen midfielder Connor Barron attracts Serie A interest.

Jack Ross says he will thrive on "demands" to deliver "consistent success" as he welcomed the pressure of continuing Dundee United's ascent.

Jack Draper, Harriet Dart and Cameron Norrie reach the quarter-finals on another day of British success in Eastbourne.