A Scottish restaurant operator has been sold out of administration with all 50 jobs saved

Close Brothers bank has announced plans to cut around 20% of its workforce after recording a loss of £65.5m in the first half of the year

Lecturers at four Scottish universities are due to go on strike on Tuesday in separate disputes with employers over job cuts

What time is the assisted dying vote in Scotland? Key timings, what the Bill does, and why the Holyrood decision is on a knife edge.

Scotland’s public pensions agency has been forced into a climbdown after telling hundreds of ill-health retired police officers their pensions had been overpaid and could be recovered

Tonight's vote on assisted dying at Holyrood is too close to call, with just a handful of MSPs expected to decide the outcome after weeks of intense debate and major changes to the Bill.

Shirley-Anne Somerville has defended the Scottish Government's action on tackling child poverty as projections suggest targets will be substantially missed.

The UK Government is "exploring" all avenues to help fund the restoration of Union Corner after a leading architect estimated how much a new buidling on the site would cost

Scotland’s parliament faces a deeply divisive vote on assisted dying, with just a handful of MSPs likely to decide the outcome. Supporters say the Bill offers compassion and choice for terminally ill adults, while critics warn it risks exposing vul...

The £15.2bn Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust has proposed a major change

Observers from the architectural and property world say Glasgow can build something ambitious at the stricken site near Central Station

A fundraising campaign has been launched - but the clock is ticking

Tickets have gone on sale for a new exhibition celebrating the history of Barbie which opens in Glasgow in June

A £100m Glasgow regeneration plan has taken a huge step forward as more details have emerged.

Scottish public bodies signed 90 settlement agreements costing £3.2m last year, with 28 including confidentiality clauses. The figures, revealed in a report to Holyrood’s Public Audit Committee, have triggered fresh political attacks over transpar...

The Herald understands that shops which sell vapes are generally classed as “general retail premises", and are not subject to mandatory inspections.

British travellers have been issued a travel warning for major Spanish holiday hotspots this summer.

Gordon McArthur of Beeks Financial Cloud declares Scottish and UK tax burden is 'getting too much'

Golden Jubilee is “on track” to deliver more than 5,900 hip and knee replacements between 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026.

Four men face lengthy jail terms after a massive £9m VAT fraud probe

Edinburgh’s Saughton Library at HMP Edinburgh has been named among the UK’s best at the British Book Awards for its work supporting readers in custody.

The major Scottish company has issued an urgent plea to its shareholders, flagging the possibility of a 'very different path'

Celebrating St Patrick's Day in Glasgow tomorrow? Here are six city bars that pour a great pint of Guinness.

As policing in Scotland struggles financially, Chief Constable Jo Farrell has been given an eyewatering pay increase.

With just two weeks left to select candidates, Your Party’s interim Scottish executive have hit out at the ‘inexcusable’ inaction of party bosses.

Over 500 kinship carers and families enjoyed a special day at Edinburgh Zoo and Highland Wildlife Park for Kinship Care Week, organised by RZSS and Children First.

National Car Parks (NCP) operates 10 car parks in and around Glasgow, as well as five in Edinburgh, six in Dundee, and three in Aberdeen.

Russell Findlay has rejected claims his party failed to investigate serious misconduct claims made against a Conservative MSP.

You could almost describe the phrase ‘A river runs through it’ as Clyde-built, so much has Glasgow’s famous waterway influenced the city’s cultural life, psychology and development as an industrial powerhouse as well as reflecting both its la...

Glasgow Prestwick Airport has issued a warning over drone use near the airfield.

A Scottish city centre landmark building has been sold in a deal valued at more than £15 million.

Tilray Brands has agreed to buy some of BrewDog’s US assets, including its Ohio-based brewery and hotel and Las Vegas site, following a UK rescue deal.

Residents in Arbroath have been evacuated from their homes due to a police incident.

A man has been arrested and charged after cocaine worth an estimated £600,000 was seized near Fort William.

James Bryson was found guilty of attacks on four youngsters between December 1969 and November 1994

A serial thug who brutally attacked a female police officer at a hospital has been jailed for five years.

The latest shutdown of Dubai’s main airport because of a drone strike disrupted thousands of British travellers’ travel plans.

Eight-year-old Darcy Graham from Dalkeith meets her rugby hero and namesake, Scotland winger Darcy Graham, after a difficult year of surgery.

Sir Keir Starmer has announced a £53 million support for households reliant on heating oil as the Iran war causes prices to soar.

The National Trust for Scotland has announced a rare opportunity to live on the most geographically remote inhabited island in the United Kingdom.

Edinburgh restaurants McLarens on the Corner and Cold Town House launch “kids eat free” Easter holiday deals for children under 10.

ScotRail services have been disrupted on Monday morning due to an emergency incident.

Scientists have discovered a way of making a drug for Parkinson’s disease from used plastic bottles, saying it shows how waste materials can be “reimagined as valuable resources”.

Kalemouth Bridge, which crosses the River Teviot just above its confluence with the Kale Water near the village of Eckford, has been closed to traffic for five-and-a-half years

Police are appealing for information following the serious assault of a boy in Coatbridge.

A Scottish courier company has collapsed into liquidation

A drone‑related incident sparked a fire near Dubai International Airport on Monday, forcing a temporary suspension of flights.

A Scottish charity providing food to children in Haiti has launched an urgent appeal for support as the country grapples with escalating gang violence and its worst hunger crisis.

Stirling Council is launching a two-year pilot of two new bus services to improve connections between rural communities in the western part of the council area.

Emergency services were called to a 15-vehicle crash which temporarily closed a stretch of motorway.