The Met Office said areas could see as much rain as would be expected during the whole of November.

The EIS teaching union says its members will go on strike again in January in a dispute over pay.

Gloomy reaction to the Chancellor's Autumn Statement dominates Scotland's front pages.

They say 10,000 additional Glasgow students is putting a strain on housing and damaging welfare.

Frankie Corio, 12, stars alongside Normal People star Paul Mescal in the new big screen release.

A Glasgow pilot scheme uses smart technology to monitor temperature, moisture and vapour in homes.

Retired eye surgeon Hamish Towler was accused of pushing and punching John Birrell in Inverness.

A new affordable housing project in the Borders waits 53 weeks on its electricity connection.

A further 11 birds have died at Hogganfield Park in Glasgow, home to a large population of swans.

The chancellor says he will bring stability, but the first minister says it is a return to austerity.

The service provides assessments of the avalanche hazard in six mountain areas.

Vincent Reynouard was arrested in Fife two years after fleeing France over convictions for antisemitism.

Household incomes are forecast to fall 7% when adjusted for inflation and not recover for six years.

The benefit has increased to £25 a week and has been extended to include anyone under 16.

"Massive demand" initially stopped people applying for the £25 weekly benefit which has been extended to under-16s.

A pet owner tells of his struggle to afford to keep his cats well fed.

The mother's bill was sky-high because she has to run life support equipment for her daughter, age 12.

A hydroelectric scheme provides power for the 120 people living in the remote community of Knoydart.

Dave Smith couldn't believe it when he saw that a local shop was allowing people to take coats for free.

Zoe and Ben Sullivan explain how they have been cutting costs as the family’s energy and fuel bills double.

More than half of people seeking psychological help in the Highlands face waits of more than a year.

The former prime minister served as an MP for Dundee for 14 years, until he fell out of favour with voters in 1922.

The carved stone could provide experts with insights into the development of Pictish art.

The closest large-scale facility to Dumfries is more than 30 miles away over the border in Carlisle.

Scottish worker detained for two months in Iraq tells of his joy when told he was being released.

The aviation enthusiasts hope their replica World War One aircraft will be able to take to the skies.

Hew Morrison creates facial reconstructions in a bid to solve cold cases which can date back decades.

A local project is undertaking work to dignify the ceremonies of those who die alone.

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

Bruce Rose took up the unicycle in lockdown and has now completed the North Coast 500 route.

Thorn has a special role in efforts to keep more areas of Orkney free of stoats.

Strikes are not inevitable - Humza Yousaf

People across Scotland paused but one major Armistice Day service was called off to due high winds.

A Scottish sheriff has ruled that fingerprints, photographs and tattoos confirm the identity of a missing US fugitive.

Which of the spending cuts and tax rises announced by the Chancellor will affect people in Scotland?

Some teachers have already voted in favour of strike action over demands for higher pay.

Widespread changes to UK constituencies in Scotland are being drawn up, including the loss of two MPs.

A year on from COP26 in Glasgow what progress is Scotland making on its climate change targets?

What changes are planned for the gender recognition process, and why are they so controversial?

Why is the Scottish government having to cut its budget, and what will it mean for our public services?

The Edinburgh Filmhouse ceased trading along with the Edinburgh film festival and Aberdeen Belmont.

Highland councillors claim there have been times when large parts of the region have had no cover.

Offshore Energies UK says tax changes announced by the chancellor could drive investors away.

Developers say it could meet the energy needs of a town the size of Annan for the next 40 years.

Stirling University Students' Union aims to phase out meat and dairy products from outlets by 2025.

The Scottish government-owned airport reports turning a profit for the third year in a row.

As Rangers manager Giovanni van Bronckhorst marks a year in charge of the club, BBC Scotland examines the impact he has made.

What does Scotland's defeat by Turkey tell us as they look beyond the disappointment of missing out on the Qatar World Cup?

Fly-half Finn Russell is named in Scotland's side to face Argentina on Saturday while back row Jack Dempsey will make his first start.

Sweden defender Filip Helander dismisses rumours his career is on the line, next Rangers manager suggested, plus more.