Union members are keeping up the fight against planned job cuts

Emergency services are at the scene, with Police Scotland saying the road will remain closed “for some time”

Live coverage of this year's secondary school exam results

Peter Anderson said Elisabeth-Jane Ross had been a member of the congregation at City on a Hill for 20 years

Her narrative solo show Wild Wild Christian draws on her childhood diaries to explore the weirdness — and the hilarity — of her upbringing.

Scotland's Fair Work First policy has seen remarkable growth, with 89% of public contracts now carrying fair work conditions but the government's own evaluation warns that enforcement relies almost entirely on employers' self-declaration.

Tensions over immigration in Scotland have left social housing staff facing "unacceptable" threats, it has been claimed.

One of the largest family-owned firms in Scotland has reported a tenfold rise in profits.

Scientists at the UK Astronomy Technology Centre in Edinburgh have secured £1 million to develop technology for NASA's Habitable Worlds Observatory.

Thousands of people with Westray or Whalsay ancestry could benefit from a new Scotland-wide genetic testing programme targeting inherited cancer risks.

Gill Baird said deal will support expansion plans at Livingston hospital

The owners of Middleton Farm near Potterton could be forced to scrap their ambitious farm shop plan due to an objection from Aberdeenshire Council.

Donald Trump has said he thinks he and Andy Burnham are “going to have a very good relationship” as he again stressed the need for the UK to tackle immigration and open up North Sea oil, claiming Britain was currently “a bankrupt country”.

Four men have been arrested and charged after a large-scale cannabis cultivation operation worth an estimated £1.3 million was discovered by police in the Scottish Borders.

Plans for the staged re-opening of a wildfire cordon around a village in the Cairngorms are being finalised by police and fire chiefs despite the winds changing and new smoke warnings.

The licence of a taxi driver currently in prison for the rape of a female passenger has been handed back on the eve of an emergency meeting which was called to decide if he was to be stripped of it.

The University of Glasgow has told The Herald that Professor Jason Arday was never a visiting professor there, directly contradicting his official biography on Cambridge University's website.

Glasgow Marriott Hotel welcomed Commonwealth Games athletes, officials and medal winners after serving as an official partner hotel during the 2026 Games.

Major online food retailer Muscle Food has entered administration, leaving customers "very distressed".

Three police officers have been injured after objects, including eggs and bricks, were thrown at them by protesters in the Priesthill area of Glasgow.

Award-winning chef Paul Gunning will create an exclusive tasting menu for just 10 guests aboard Edinburgh's luxury floating hotel, Fingal.

Flights between Glasgow and Canada have been cancelled after strike action by cabin crew disrupted services during the peak summer travel period.

Frank Hardee set himself the challenge to collect a picture with at least one member of all 74 teams at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

This is The Herald's Scotland exam results 2026 hub - where you'll find our comprehensive coverage of this year's results day.

With tens of thousands of students due to receive their results, trained and independent advisers will be available with support and advice.

An Indian restaurant in Glasgow has apologised for displaying an incorrect map of India.

Frasers Plus Braehead will host a free Scottie-themed arts and crafts weekend this August to support Maggie's and the Scottie in the City campaign.

The licensing body, NatureScot, has refused to grant an island community permission to carry out its annual seabird chick harvest

The contests will be a key test for the SNP, as they are likely to face stiff challenges from the Scottish Greens and Labour.

Law firms across Scotland are being encouraged to join the Will Aid campaign, helping clients write Wills while raising money for charity.

Prime Minister Andy Burnham urged to capitalise on value of Rosebank and Jackdaw projects

From family secrets in After Party to Elaine C Smith’s return in Cathy, these are the must-see productions in Edinburgh this month

An airport in Belgium will close for nearly three months, with all flights cancelled, affecting travellers from Edinburgh Airport.

Dundas Dental Practice in Grangemouth has been sold to first-time buyer Bruno Maia after 23 years under the ownership of Denise Laird.

NatureScot's board has made a decision on whether to grant a licence for the controversial guga hunt for this year.

The PM is bringing skills and technical education into the curriculum at an earlier age. A college leader says Scotland should be thinking the same way.

Anderson Strathern has appointed Sarah-Jane Macdonald as a partner to strengthen its contentious trusts and estates practice amid rising demand.

John Swinney has always been Nicola Sturgeon's fixer - the man she turned to for help. So why is she attacking his SNP leadership?

A Scottish building services company has reported an increase in earnings.

Dynamic Earth will host a day of space activities, planetarium shows and expert talks ahead of Scotland’s biggest solar eclipse in a decade.

A man has been arrested following the death of a child in Arbroath

The St Andrews Old Course 'home of golf' manager has revealed its new chief executive, after an 'extensive recruitment process'

Three businesses based at Glasgow’s EastWorks hub have been named among the UK’s fastest-growing companies in the Sunday Times Fast Growth 50.

A written constitution for the UK must include a method for leaving the union, the SNP has said.

All holiday packages with UK travel company Ski Yodl Ltd have been cancelled, with the company set to close after voluntarily entering liquidation.

Edinburgh-based Accountability has been named a Sunday Times Best Place to Work, achieved B Corp status and gained flexible workplace accreditation.

Glasgow Doors Open Days Festival will offer behind-the-scenes access to King Tut’s Wah Wah Hut, SWG3 and more than 150 venues.

On Saturday afternoon, Edinburgh Brass Band entertained crowds at the open-air amphitheatre in Morningside’s Braidburn Park.

The Social Hub Glasgow generated £9.9m in social value during its first year, supporting skills, jobs, wellbeing and community connections.

An endangered pygmy hippo calf has been born at Edinburgh Zoo after arriving earlier than expected to parents Otto and Gloria.