Israel and Hamas have reached a deal on a ceasefire, with the first phase of a plan to go into effect - but what happens next?

The co-leader of Your Party will visit Glasgow later this month ahead of the new party's founding conference

Messages and social media posts allegedly sent by officers from Police Scotland are being investigated by the force, including WhatsApp pictures of a suspect in handcuffs.

Home-grown companies say more help is needed to help home-grown film and TV companies compete globally

Ministers have been warned that Scotland faces a repair bill running into hundreds of millions of pounds over a failure to tackle the growing public health crisis of damp and mould in its homes — a problem campaigners say could cost lives if ignore...

A Scottish fashion brand is to open its first store south of the Border.

An acquisitive North Sea oil firm has seen its shares plunge after suffering renewed production challenges on a key asset.

Car sales heavyweight Vertu Motors has said new vehicle prices are under pressure but the second hand market is in better shape.

Public trust in the Scottish Government has dropped to its lowest level since devolution, according to a landmark survey charting 25 years of changing attitudes.

Shares lift in Marston's as pub giant raises profit expecations

Today's cartoon is on the SNP's independence paper.

Merry-Go-Round provides affordable and sustainable essentials for babies and children

A campaign has been launched to re-open a railway line in Edinburgh to passengers

Graeme Macrae Burnet, makar Peter Mackay, and New York Times’ best-selling author author Amal El-Mohtar will be taking part in a week of events.

More than 50,000 children in Gaza may be suffering from severe malnutrition, according to the findings of a peer-reviewed study published by The Lancet

Portfolio of seven office buildings in Aberdeen sold for £10.8m

Parents have called the comments 'derogatory, demeaning and unprofessional.'

A popular lifestyle store known for rangers of women’s fashion, gifts and homeware is to open in Silverburn.

The final amount the Scottish Government must pay is not known; however, it is believed to be between £250,000 and £400,000

Film and TV productions are now shooting in almost every area of Glasgow due to the city’s growing popularity for filming.

Scotland’s rich and colourful past will be brought vividly to life this October as Historic Environment Scotland (HES) launches its popular Living History programme for the school holidays.

A killer who carried out a "napalm" attack on a man has been jailed for at least 20 years.

Scottish Tory leader Russell Findlay accuses the SNP and left-wing politicians of being out of touch with ‘mainstream Scotland’ on immigration during a heated Holyrood debate.

The pai were greeted by their families and supporters at 7.40 PM this evening, when their plane landed at Glasgow Airport.

3,000 Unite the Union members at aerospace and defence manufacturer Leonardo have voted to back industrial action in a dispute over pay.

A man who often posed as a road traffic lawyer on TikTok has been convicted of killing a pensioner in a horror crash.

19.5% of 11-17-year-olds said they had used vapes before, while 18.1% said they had tried smoking.

An explorer hoping to become the first recorded person to cross the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia from north to south on foot is set to begin the final stage of her 1,430-mile journey.

The group hopes to raise £50,000, which will be split between the Darby Rimmer MND Foundation and My Name’5 Doddie Foundation.

The Scottish Government’s new paper, A Fresh Start with independence sets out why the SNP administration believes Scotland should leave the UK, and “what an independent Scotland could look like”.

Nestled just outside the village of Elgol, the hotel has four thoughtfully designed bedrooms

Aircraft giant poised for approval for major acquisition of manufacturer with base in Scotland

John Swinney has unveiled a new paper on independence with a promise Scots will be £10,000 a year better off under independence. Can it help the First Minister win a majority next year?

First Minister says Scotland can no longer achieve its ambitions within the UK as new independence paper outlines economic case for leaving.

The ship at the heart of Scotland's ferry fiasco is at the centre of an international scramble to fix a serious engine system fault — piling yet more cost onto an already spiralling multi-million-pound scandal, the Herald can reveal.

Lyndsey Jackson, currently deputy chief executive of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe Society, has been tapped to take up the prestigious role.

The MV Arrow is returning to Scottish waters for the third time

Dr Suhaimi was aboard the Conscience, one of nine ships which were intercepted by Israeli forces overnight.

Approval has been granted for a new electricity substation in South Lanarkshire

NHS Grampian, which serves Aberdeen, Aberdeenshire, and Moray, has announced plans to screen patients for Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, and HIV.

A rare monkey has been born at Edinburgh Zoo and will be named in the coming weeks

The Japanese eatery began as a pop-up cart in 2016 before establishing a restaurant on Queen Street and later moving to the West End.

Work to weather-proof 1939 building and reduce its carbon footprint is expected to take five years to complete.

Sir Keir Starmer will be “beating the drum for Scotland’s finest products” during a visit to India, Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander has said

A man has died following an accident at a factory in Lanarkshire

It was a military base in the heart of Scotland for more than a century.

Amnesty International has urged ministers to ban live facial recognition, warning Police Scotland’s plans amount to mass surveillance.

The Scottish investment house has unveiled plans to raise up to £50m across four funds

A long-standing Scottish manufacturer has been acquired by a Canadian beauty products company

Shareholders in John Wood Group urged to vote in favour of lifting borrowing limit