Both were taken to taken to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary

The Glasgow Union Street fire has triggered questions over vape battery safety - just how much of a risk are they?

The traffic accident near Cumbernauld is affecting commuter traffic

Glasgow Central station is partially open as high-level services resume. Here’s which lines are running and what disruption remains.

It had been owned by Peel Ports for many years

Huge cuts have been announced at Scotland's leading animal welfare charity, with compulsory redundancies, no coverage for the islands and the closure of a west coast rescue centre

Nicola Sturgeon has been urged to condemn protests which have been targeting a mosque in her constituency, with demonstrators allegedly abusing and harassing Muslims

The Great Lafayette has inspired a new show more than a century after his tragic death on stage.

The Scottish Conservatives want to cap public sector severance payouts and sharply restrict gagging clauses after figures showed £3.2m was spent on 90 “golden goodbye” deals across Scotland last year.

UK and Scottish ministers have been accused of risking £1.5 billion of investment over a lack of a decision on whether to give the go ahead to a Chinese wind farm factory in the Highlands.

Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish company operating in the aviation sector

Two Scottish companies have joined forces to create a UK 'rarity'

STV chief executive Rufus Radcliffe declares this summer's World Cup will be a 'big moment for viewers and for advertisers this year'

The award-winning author is expected to be closely involved with the new production.

Today's cartoon is on the ongoing war in Iran.

This is how MSPs voted in a crunch vote on assisted dying, which resulted in the proposals being rejected.

Liam McArthur has vowed the fight for assisted dying in Scotland will continue after MSPs rejected his bill. The final vote followed an emotionally charged debate in Holyrood.

Around 8.30 pm, the building’s Union St facade collapsed, and by 9 pm the blaze spread to Gordon Street.

City of Glasgow College students had offered to photograph the site with LiDAR technology, which uses lasers to create 3D representation of buildings.

Notice of election published for Scottish Parliament vote in Edinburgh and Lothians. Register by April 20 to vote on May 7. Postal and proxy options available.

Edinburgh councillor sparks debate by claiming the city lacks a regional accent during AI policy talks at Edinburgh City Council. Policy delayed for further review.

Campaigners from across Ayrshire are throwing their weight behind a demonstration against American war might at Glasgow Prestwick Airport.

Conflict thousands of miles away has brought a new fear to factor in: how to heat island homes

Two firearms officers told a death probe today how they killed an asylum seeker who stabbed five people at a hotel.

Nearly one in four cancer patients in Scotland lack access to specialist nursing support, according to Macmillian cancer charity.

Edinburgh’s Winter Festivals last year raised over £46,000 for charity, supporting four charities with the money raised.

The Folk Film Gathering returns to Edinburgh in May, showcasing Scottish and global folk cinema at Cameo Cinema and Scottish Storytelling Centre.

Around 1.50am on Monday, March 16, police received a report a man had been stabbed in the Sighthill area of Edinburgh

New figures reveal sharp fall in footfall in Glasgow city centre footfall in aftermath of fire

Data from FlightRadar24 indicates that the flight made an attempt at landing at Edinburgh Airport before the flight crew made the decision to divert to Manchester Airport

Tourists in Glasgow will be offered a unique opportunity to stay in old public toilets after a fresh bid to convert a Cathedral Square block was approved.

As a result, ferries between Troon and Brodick, the main route between Arran and the West of Scotland, have been suspended for a second day.

Teachers were poised to go on strike over a broken manifesto promise, so how did the government manage to avoid widespread school closures?

Google has introduced a feature that allows readers to prioritise the news outlets they trust most - here's how to make The Herald your preferred source.

Hundreds of investors, businesses, civil servants and local government officials gathered today in Glasgow for the annual conference of the Scottish Property Federation.

A Scottish restaurant will host a high-stakes semi-final skills test on an episode of MasterChef: The Professionals airing this week.

A straightforward guide to Scotland’s population, covering the latest figures, age profile, migration patterns and regional trends shaping the country’s future.

"We hope the Mobile Art School activities will be transformational as we look to inspire the next generation of creatives."

He walks with a limp. When last seen, Mr Anderson was wearing grey joggers, a white t-shirt, black jacket and white trainers.

A historic property at the heart of Glasgow’s industrial heritage has been sold.

The operating hours of Glasgow’s Subway are set to be extended, with later services on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays.

An amended timetable will see Avanti West Coast run services between the stations on an hourly basis. 

Vueling, owned by British Airways’ parent IAG, is to introduce a new Edinburgh to Bilbao route later this month.

Five men have been arrested and charged after almost £30,000 of drugs were recovered in Perth.

Around 8.40pm on Monday, March 16, Police Scotland received a report of disorder at St Enoch Square, Glasgow.

A man from Perth has been added to the European Union's sanctions list for allegedly doing pro-Russia propaganda

The chief executive of the Scottish Government's pensions agency has been urged to bridge a "disconnect" with those affected by Scotland's £1.7 billion age discrimination scandal that has seen some die while locked out of their nest eggs.

A social club dedicated exploring "Scottish culture and legend" has launched in the mountains of the Czech Republic

A newly-published study reveals that Scottish Christians are no longer being drawn to one particular political party ahead of national elections in May.

The former leader of Midlothian Council’s Conservative group has confirmed he has joined the SNP after describing the UK union as ‘no longer serving Scotland’s best interests’.