The health secretary announces £600m of funding to help the NHS cope in the "challenging" months ahead.

An expert calls for "immediate research" after a study suggests players could be at increased risk.

A Tory party "meltdown" and warnings over Scotland's health service make the front pages.

It comes after the Scottish inquiry chair, Lady Poole, resigned for personal reasons.

A musician buried his new album and will release it with distortion caused by exposure to peat and rain.

The man was riding a Suzuki ZX9 which left the road near Elie at around 21:50 on Tuesday.

Drug users in Fife are given £20 vouchers in exchange for training in the use of overdose prevention drug naloxone.

Pupils in one class at Tinto Primary are asked to stay away after the number of local cases rose to 10.

Former Hull KR and Scotland prop Adam Walker dies at the age of 31.

Aslef union members at 13 rail companies walk out on Wednesday in a row over pay and conditions.

Calls for change as MSPs pass the first stage of emergency legislation which would freeze most rents.

Students are snapping up subjects which could cut their carbon footprint and living costs.

Liverpool cruise to a confidence-building victory in the Champions League as Rangers are comfortably dismissed at Anfield.

Graham Gardner is said to have known the man did not consume meat or alcohol due to his beliefs.

Lorry driver Garry Tierney's lapse of concentration caused the death of a man in a head-on collision.

Loose Women star Kaye Adams reflects on becoming the first to leave this year's Strictly.

A look at the state of the NHS as the health secretary gets ready to reveal his winter plans.

Scottish artist Chloe Fitzpatrick found fame on TikTok after sharing her unusual creative process.

Could a new "banking hub" solve the problems caused by the departure of five banks from Brechin?

A broadband engineer has reunited a cat with her owners after it travelled to Coll in his van.

In Stirling one student is sharing a room in a hostel while others are commuting from Glasgow.

Drug users are being given shopping vouchers during training for an overdose prevention drug.

A new study could be the start of finally solving the mystery of why the animals gather every year.

Chloe Fitzpatrick, 21, takes bacterial samples from her body parts and uses them in her jewellery making.

Crowds gathered in Dunfermline to welcome King Charles and the Queen Consort.

A killer has been urged to let the family of his victims have peace by revealing the location of their remains.

Ian Hamilton was one of four Scottish nationalists who took the stone from Westminster Abbey in 1950.

A new study has suggested too few people are graduating as Gaelic teachers to meet schools' needs.

Taxes on gas and oil companies are likely to be needed to help the poorest, Ben van Beurden says.

Police say the death of Michelle Pettie from the Melrose area is being treated as "unexplained".

Police want to trace the group they believe are responsible for the assault in Dundee.

After a third defeat in three Champions League matches, are Rangers mismatched at this level or could they be doing better?

Rangers must show up as Champions League group halfway point is met with defeat again, writes BBC Scotland's Tom English.

Aberdeen manager Jim Goodwin vows not to sell any top players in January as Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp plays down the gulf between England and Scottish football.

BBC Scotland charts the last time Scotland qualified for the Women's World Cup, in 2019.

Scotland and Wales will both look to take one step closer to the Women's World Cup this week - but how do the play-offs work?