Former Rangers chairman Dave King appears to be behind a document shared approvingly by Donald Trump which compares him to the likes of Adolf Hitler and Joseph Stalin

A joint programme by the UK and Scottish Governments will help more than a thousand more oil and gas workers transition to jobs in clean energy.

Fraudsters are getting ever more devious as they try and trap the unwary

The SNP was tipped off that Peter Murrell was to plead guilty to embezzlement charges three days before his court appearance, it has emerged.

Rail services between Ayr and Glasgow have been disrupted following a fault to a train on the line.

The flight was met by emergency crews on the runway

Progressive groups have criticised parts of the code they say is discriminatory against transgender people, while women's rights group have hit back.

New analysis reveals big gains for Glasgow City Region on foreign direct investment. Where is this coming from and what is driving it?

The ongoing plan to regenerate Sauchiehall Street includes two hotels and potentially a new public park for Glasgow city centre.

A Scottish film production company linked to Disney and Warner Bros has been placed into liquidation.

Site visits to some of Scotland's most exciting archaeological digs are being organised

From Harry Potter to Trainspotting, Edinburgh's reputation as a literary powerhouse is generating more than £50 million a year for the city's economy, a major new report has revealed

After years of setbacks, Sauchiehall Street is showing signs of recovery. Explore our interactive map of new developments, vacancies and major projects shaping its future

Edinburgh City Council reports that racism has been the most commonly recorded reason for bullying in all of the past four years.

Today's cartoon is on the sentencing of Peter Murrell. See our coverage here and the latest here

A police investigation is under way after a man was found dead at a property on Machan Road in Larkhall, with officers treating the death as unexplained and urging anyone with information to come forward

Emergency services are at the scene

A United Nations committee has accused Israel of deliberately targeting children in Gaza, including IDF soldiers "shooting teenage boys in a game of target practice"

The Herald's latest in-depth investigative series explores the future of Scotland's largest city through the lens of culture, business, people and more.

Vape shops across Scotland will lose eligibility for business rates relief from 2027 under new reforms aimed at aligning taxation policy with public health objectives.

The A9 has been closed in both directions after a crash, with motorists urged to avoid the area

Small businesses are responsible for nearly two-thirds of the UK’s £59.2 billion tax gap, prompting calls for Scottish firms to seek support and avoid costly mistakes.

The Federation of Small Businesses has welcomed planned reforms to Scotland’s business rates system while urging ministers to deliver wider changes.

River City actor Iain Robertson is behind bars after being convicted of raping a woman and assaulting two others

Luxury kitchens company now led by Graham Johnston after buyout from James Donaldson Group

The timing of a decision to relocate to Greater Manchester is excruciating for the Scottish capital.

A FIFA World Cup 2026 football signed by Scotland captain Andy Robertson is being raffled to raise funds for PDSA veterinary services supporting pet owners in need.

The decision to corral political journalists into a designated pen after First Minister's Questions threatens the historic culture of openness at Holyrood.

More than 41,000 people in North Lanarkshire are receiving support through Adult Disability Payment, with almost £590 million paid out locally.

Is Bothwell Street in Glasgow city centre having a moment?

A gentoo penguin chick at Edinburgh Zoo has been named McGinn in honour of Scotland John McGinn following his recent international football achievements.

A multi-platinum selling rock band will come to Glasgow next month as part of their first UK tour in over a decade

A spiced rum inspired by the legendary Baobhan Sith of Highland folklore is now available in Co-op stores across Scotland following a new retail launch.

Morgan Stanley managing director Angela McCann has joined the board of Scottish Financial Enterprise, bringing more than 20 years of international financial services experience to the industry body.

A new construction skills academy has opened in Alloa, providing hands-on training, employability support and career opportunities for local residents and young people

The new owner of a collapsed Scottish brewing giant that was sold out of administration is to reopen a landmark pub.

Peter Murrell arrived punctually for sentencing. If anything, the prisoner transport was a touch early. The shutters had yet to go up at the High Court in Edinburgh, and in the 20-second delay, photographers swarmed around the van taking pictures

More than 53,000 shoplifting offences were recorded across Scotland last year, while assaults against retail workers increased by 10%, according to new police figures.

A Liberal Democrat MP has been ordered to apologise for breaching Parliament’s rules on bullying

Ministers have decided not to appeal a ruling which found the practice 'unlawful'

On Monday, a 36-year-old man appeared at Edinburgh Sheriff Court charged with five counts of attempted murder.

John Swinney has spoken of his profound sense of betrayal following the sentencing of Peter Murrell. The former SNP chief executive was jailed for over five years at the High Court in Edinburgh after admitting embezzling £400,000.

Scotland’s National Chef Gary Maclean will help launch Dunoon’s first-ever food and drink festival, bringing tastings, workshops and local producers to the town this July.

Billy Connolly has unveiled three new limited-edition artworks through Castle Fine Art, including a unique series featuring two self-portraits.

A 16th-century football believed to be the world’s oldest is being digitally preserved using advanced 3D technology.

TK Maxx is opening a new store at Ayr Central Shopping Centre, taking over part of the former Debenhams unit.

The hot weather can be bad news for Scotland's railways

An Arbroath-based company has secured a major Transport for London contract that will support growth and create up to 40 new jobs.

Every major Scottish newspaper editor has ordered journalists to defy a controversial new 'pen' at Holyrood, warning that the restrictions risk bringing the Scottish Parliament into disrepute.

A new chief executive has been appointed to lead Glasgow’s business improvement district as it begins delivering a £14 million investment programme.