Lewis Capaldi has announced a new UK arena tour, featuring dates in Aberdeen and Glasgow

A man has been charged with attempted murder after a disturbance which brought an armed police response in Ayrshire on Saturday

The Granite Harbour, Monarch of the Glen and Holby City star will be appearing as part of Summerhall's line-up.

A leading trades union council has called for a campaign of support for Palestine Action

A Palestinian human rights group will discover on Monday whether it has won a legal challenge against the Government over exports of military equipment to Israel

University lecturers are set to be consulted on industrial action following what an education union described as a “derisory” 1.4% pay offer

A man who was jailed for fraudulently selling 'Scottish tea' was given a £50,000 grant by a fund partially backed by the Scottish Government

Historic attraction will host gala screenings throughout the day and into the evening.

Emma Roddick hopes to rally independence supporters behind her as she dismissed claims by Fergus Ewing that personal support he has gained since first being elected in 1999 will help him be re-elected as the MSP for Inverness and Nairn.

Scottish Labour MP Brian Leishman has urged the UK Government to withdraw its welfare reform bill, warning it risks repeating the mistakes of austerity

TV chef Tony Singh is to offer a unique dining experience at Scotland’s Iron Age visitor centre, museum and village to raise funds for the next phase of the crannog’s reconstruction.

Police mental health absences rose 52% since 2021, with Labour calling for urgent support and accusing SNP of mismanagement.

A £4.4 million support fund for island businesses affected by ongoing ferry disruption has been launched by the Scottish Government.

THE first college to be named Further Education Institute of the Year at a prestigious national awards ceremony says “opportunity, innovation and real-world impact” are at the heart of its approach.

Trans people are being "demonised" in Scotland, according to former Scottish Government equalities minister Emma Roddick.

Grantown-on-Spey care group plans to invest £4.5m to expand in Tain, Fortrose, and home town

Labour MP Joani Reid has called on the Scottish Government to launch an inquiry into grooming gangs, warning that a culture of denial and misogyny is preventing Scotland from facing the truth about organised child sexual abuse.

A wooden crucifix has been set alight and some 40 headstones attacked at an East Renfrewshire cemetery, in what a bishop has condemned as “senseless vandalism”.

Irish rap trio Kneecap will not face charges over chants calling for people to ‘kill your local MP’.

The body of a teenager has been recovered from the water at Lochore Meadows in Fife.

Frankie Boyle and Fern Brady are among the Scots who have joined hundreds of others in signing a letter calling for Keir Starmer and Yvette Cooper to halt proscription of Palestine Action.

Hundreds of onlookers gathered at several vantage points in the Gorbals to watch the buildings be pulled down.

A number of roads are shut as emergency services deal with a wildfire in the Highland and Moray.

A serial sex attacker could be facing a life sentence having been convicted of raping a woman he met on Tinder.

A Possil woman is taking the fight to save her XL bully from death row to Scotland’s highest court.

Ian Blackford says UK defence spending can drive Scottish growth as pressure grown on the SNP to rethink its opposition to munitions industry support.

Emergency services, including the Coastguard, are in attendance

Following their Scottish Street Food Awards champion title win, the team behind Smoked Tamago shares their story of relocating from Hong Kong.

A new book could shed light on the murder of an Irish woman on a Scottish army base during World War Two.

Edinburgh-born actor Ewen Bremner has admitted he might not have become an actor had it not been for the Filmhouse, which has just reopened after nearly three years and a £2 million revamp.

The UK-wide rollout of 5G technology has been a government ambition for years. But an ongoing row threatens to derail it. Here's why.

Gillian Owen gave nearly five decades to the Scottish Conservatives — but after months of leaks, insults, and internal strife, she walked.

Starmer entered No 10 triumphant after the general election. But in a year full of U-turns, Reform and Labour rebellion, the road ahead does not look good.

Landowners are locked in a dispute with telecommunications firms and have threatened to walk away from key schemes if the government presses ahead with changes.

Mr McEleny took aim at Mr MacAskill’s leadership, noting: “Under Kenny’s Revolutionary Guard, Alba is becoming a splinter protest group."

Lucy Grieve on abortion law and why the Abortion Act 1967, almost 60 years old, is no longer fit for purpose

A Scottish Labour MP has said Scotland needs to “catch up” with reform around abortion legislation following a Westminster vote to decriminalise the provision down South.

As MPs vote to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales, we take a look at the current legislation in place around abortion in Scotland.

Ten miles north-west of Aberdeen, the small village of Newmachar is nestled amid the fields and sheep farms of rural Aberdeenshire.

The best time to experience Lennoxtown’s ancient Garlic Wood is in April and May when Spring is beginning to consider the faltering advances of Summer.

Eight thousand miles from home surrounded by strangers on a ship that rolled in stormy waters, a 16-year-old lad stood unsteady on his feet.

Production for Christopher Nolan's upcoming historical blockbuster The Odyssey has arrived in Scotland

Staff at a Fife manufacturing firm that supplies parts to Alexander Dennis Limited (ADL) have been told that 90 jobs are at risk of being made redundant.

A 33-year-old man has been arrested after armed police attended a disturbance in East Ayrshire on Saturday morning.

A man has been jailed for four years after pleading guilty to armed robbery.

Private companies are charging people seeking social security, potentially siphoning off thousands of pounds from some of society's most vulnerable

A cash machine in a supermarket has been broken into and cash stolen from it in the early hours of this morning.

Armed police are in attendance at a property in East Ayrshire after reports of a man being injured.

The families of those killed in the 1994 Chinook helicopter crash have said they will press on with seeking a judicial review after the Ministry of Defence (MoD) dismissed their demands for a judge-led public inquiry.

 A 57-year-old man has died after a crash involving a motorbike and a campervan in Inverness.