Network Rail engineers are to carry out essential work across Glasgow's Argyle line and Central Low Level station over two weekends later this month.

Strong winds are set to hit parts of north-west Scotland on Wednesday, with forecasters warning of disruption to travel and possible power cuts.

A 150-year-old painting of Dryburgh Suspension Bridge and the River Tweed offers an insight into the Scottish Borders landmark shortly after it was built in the 1870s

St Monans Auld Kirk in Fife is one of the oldest surviving medieval churches in Scotland still standing today

A Glasgow Sheriff Court inspection found disabled toilet facilities still inadequate years after HMIPS first recommended improvements.

Scotland’s Standards Commission defends its decision to retain councillor hearing case files for 12 months, arguing that detailed written rulings are preserved permanently.

Glasgow & Clyde Rape Crisis has warned of further cuts within weeks unless funding is secured as it launches its 50th anniversary For Her appeal.

A Scottish city developer and builder has been placed into administration.

A report warns the UK could lose £10.8bn in economic value and thousands of jobs if ministers fail to approve the Rosebank and Jackdaw North Sea projects, as Oxfam Scotland dismisses the findings.

Most Scots back net zero and renewable energy investment, while IPPR Scotland research finds support for case-by-case North Sea oil and gas decisions.

Police are appealing for the public’s help to trace a man reported missing from Bedfordshire.

ESM has developed a policy on the use of AI in classrooms that has specific guidance for grade levels, but keeps teaching at the forefront.

Glasgow-based Nami Surgical has secured £3.4m in funding, including £2m from the Scottish National Investment Bank, to advance its robotic surgery technology and create five jobs.

A study of 849 UK bank branches found more than one in five had Google ratings below three stars. See which branches scored lowest and what customers liked best

Uswitch research suggests 1.7million UK households will not turn on their heating this winter as millions fear the cold and energy bills rising again

Archaeologists uncover 1823 Harvie’s Dyke remains in Dalmarnock, Glasgow, finding a rare trade token and possible fortified summerhouse in historic dig.

Pope Leo XIV undergoes successful surgery to remove a lung nodule at Rome’s Gemelli hospital, with Vatican officials confirming the operation went as planned.

If an under-fire Moray councillor decided to resign in the next three weeks, it would cost the taxpayer up to £40,000.

Glasgow City Council consults on greener Anderston Station plans, with a new plaza, safer crossings and cycle link connecting the city centre and West End.

The Jewish Council of Scotland (JCoS) says the university should not abandon the es the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism.

ECHR rules for BBC Scotland after journalist Steven Duff was excluded from Aberdeen Sheriff Court, finding a breach of Article 10, media freedom and open justice.

John Cleese urges University of St Andrews students not to elect Green MSP Q Manivannan as rector, citing comments about rape and its psychological effects.

GMB urges Glasgow City Council to install battery collection bins after bin lorry fires, warning residents not to put lithium batteries in household bins.

Bellway's adjusted operating cashflow rose 36% to £868.6m but the company expects a tougher trading environment in the year ahead

A Celtic fan who made an offensive gesture to ex-Hearts star Lawrence Shankland has been ordered to do unpaid work

Scotland records second-worst A&E week as 12,074 patients wait over four hours, with just 58.9% seen on time, figures for October 4 show.

A Glasgow hospitality group has announced plans to acquire the historic pub, The Star Bar.

French supermarket cyber attack heats fridges and freezers by up to 50C, spoiling millions of euros of food and prompting warnings for UK retailers.

A police station in the Outer Hebrides has been closed, with the building to be sold off in the coming weeks

A Clydebank pub has reassured customers it is not closing after hackers posted a fake shutdown announcement on its Facebook page.

Sycamore Gap tree vandal Daniel Graham released on licence after serving 16 months for felling the Northumberland landmark beside Hadrian’s Wall in 2023.

A malting facility capable of producing 110,000 metric tonnes per year will reportedly close, in large part due to the downturn in the Scotch whisky industry

Andy Burnham has been invited to SNP conference during his Scotland visit, setting up an intriguing political dilemma over whether he should accept.

Investment in offshore wind could be undermined by constraints on Scottish ports, a new report has warned, holding back skilled job creation in coastal communities

A detection dog trained to identify a highly invasive marine species is being recognised with an international award for her work to protect UK coastlines.

A Scottish pubs and clubs company owned by Stefan King has reported a decrease in profit despite a rise in sales

The Voyage of Buck in the capital’s West End has hired Gorgie native Nathan Graham to lead the venue’s kitchen team.

Q Manivannan, who received a PhD from the institution earlier this year, will be challenged by American actor Brian Baumgartner and AI tech boss Mark Brunner.

BBC Factual and BBC Scotland have announced a two-part documentary series on Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling.

A driver who carried out a brutal hit-and-run on a woman that ended up severely injured avoided jail today.

Two whisky stills from Speyside which date back more than 100 years have gone up for auction

V&A Dundee has appointed four new members to its board, providing expert advice, scrutiny and oversight to the running of Scotland’s design museum.

The SNP has invited Prime Minister Andy Burnham to its Aberdeen conference as the party presses him on Scotland’s constitutional future.

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A yellow warning for wind has been issued for parts of Scotland.

A famous Scottish fish and chip chain is expanding into England following a £1.5 million investment.

A last-ditch bid has been launched to save a historic Royal Navy warship which was set to become a museum on Greenock's waterfront.

A 71-year-old “Glamour Gran” preparing to compete at this year’s Miss Great Britain beauty pageant has said “it doesn’t matter what age you are, people can do wonderful things”.

Six RNLI stations across Scotland are set to receive new lifeboats by the end of the decade amid increasing demand.

ScotRail raised £268,560 from £10 minimum fares between July 1 and September 29, with conductors earning £13,428 commission, an FOI reveals in Scotland.