Chivas Brothers owner Pernod Ricard and Jack Daniel's maker Brown-Forman 'unable to reach mutually acceptable terms'

An appeal has been launched to help trace a Scottish woman who has been reported missing in Morocco.

Commuters have been advised to check ahead

With polling day days away, the final Holyrood leaders’ debate exposed the anger, tension and exhaustion running underneath Scotland’s “meh” election.

Protecting the muddy seafloor, long thought of as having low wildlife value, from practices such as trawling can see nature begin to regenerate

Fire crews were scrambled late on Tuesday night to deal with the blaze

The party’s candidate in Edinburgh North Western, Mr Cole-Hamilton unveiled a suite of prevention measures he says will save hundreds of lives every year.

Wildlife groups and locals say they've been left devastated by sand quarrying on an Ayrshire estuary, which they say is destroying a unique habitat for species found nowhere else in Scotland.

Singers, musicians and bands to see out from the Hebrides, Orkney and Shetland.

Travel costs and logistics are said to be the main barriers to building careers.

Glasgow’s Central Mosque is seeking talks with the city council over huge hikes in burial charges.

A Scottish truck manufacturer has been placed into administration

Investor group ShareAction declares vote was 'clear warning confidence is already being eroded'

More than 2,000 psychiatric patients in Scotland faced delays in follow-up care, breaching a key seven-day mental health standard, new figures reveal.

Scottish Labour faces criticism after Anas Sarwar saying his party has 'no plans' for abortion law reform in the next parliament.

The council is to investigate potentially bringing waterfront pontoons back into use again with the possibility of a river bus being launched in Glasgow.

John Swinney insists the SNP’s route to a second independence referendum has not changed despite comments from inside the party.

Scottish voters are being offered a free bike ride to polling stations on the day of the Holyrood election.

Malcolm Offord’s wealth became the flashpoint of Scotland’s final TV election debate after the Reform UK leader revealed his houses, cars and boats while challenging Green tax plans.

A Scottish battery storage project has secured a £245 million non-recourse funding package.

Council-owned land near a Glasgow crematorium is set to be sold to allow a multi-million pound waste treatment centre to be created, with tenants living on the site moved to new homes.

Armed police descended on a quiet street in Glasgow’s East End after a pensioner was attacked in broad daylight.

Sir Keir Starmer will not face a parliamentary investigation into claims he misled Parliament over the appointment of Lord Peter Mandelson as ambassador to the US.

Train passengers are facing major disruption on a busy commuter line this evening.

A new photography exhibition highlighting the experiences of women living with breast cancer will open at Edinburgh’s Western General Hospital in May.

Edinburgh street food restaurant Bundits has announced it will close on May 10, ending a six‑year run known for bao buns and Asian‑inspired dishes.

A teen has been arrested after a police incident where a car "attempted to make off", crashed and left three people in hospital.

Edinburgh councillors have approved £72,572 in funding to restore the historic Tollcross clock, removed in 2022 after structural damage was found.

The Royal Yacht Britannia has been named the world’s top attraction in Tripadvisor’s 2026/27 awards, praised for its staff and visitor experience.

The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo has revealed its 2026 song line-up, with more than 800 performers set to take part this August.

One of Scotland's most neglected "slum" flat blocks will be transformed in a million-pound refurbishment after previously being deemed uninhabitable.

The company is the latest in the housebuilding sector to warn on the inflationary impact of the conflict in the Middle East

The Dawn Practice is helping clients across Scotland improve wellbeing through expert psychological support, while urging caution over unregulated mental health services

Tom Holland, David Olusoga, Douglas Stuart and Lyse Doucet among the big names lined up for literary celebration.

The inaccuracies led a number of social media users to label the mural as “low effort slop” amid criticism of the artwork.

Glasgow City Council is facing backlash from campaign groups over £8 million worth of "income generation" plans in its budget, to be generated by parking restrictions.

There are barriers facing Labour in every direction as MPs weigh up whether to replace Sir Keir Starmer.

Energy Secretary Ed Miliband under fire for deleted post on BP profits

Plans have been submitted to transform a derelict church site into social housing for East Kilbride Housing Association.

A Michelin-recognised bartender will host a one-night takeover at Nauticus in Edinburgh, featuring cocktails, whisky and live music.

The Edinburgh Jazz & Blues Festival returns from July 17–26 with over 100 concerts, free public events, family shows and international jazz and blues stars.

Young filmmakers from Edinburgh have been nominated for the 2026 Into Film Awards, with their short film What’s in a Bowl? recognised.

Edinburgh venues will stay open later during the festival after councillors approved extended trading hours across the city in August.

Anas Sarwar has accused the SNP of failing Scotland’s drugs deaths emergency with “slogans and gimmicks” as new figures show suspected fatalities rising sharply.

A family of paddleboarders were rescued after being blown offshore in the Firth of Clyde.

A gangland foot soldier who set fire to the family home of the partner of slain gangster Kevin 'Gerbil' Carroll was jailed today for three years.

A Scottish recruitment company has acquired an English player in the specialist field.

The decades-old Scottish family business has announced a 'strategic expansion' drive in a sector with 'exacting demands'

Anas Sarwar says Scottish Labour’s MPs will vote to block a Commons sleaze inquiry into Sir Keir Starmer despite mounting questions over the Peter Mandelson scandal.

Three people, including two police officers, have been injured in a crash in South Lanarkshire.