Officers now say that the body of a man was found in the Colinton Road area of Edinburgh around 1.20am on Sunday

Emergency services are at the scene

The city institution could be set for a comeback following a settlement in the Supreme Court

All jobs have been lost after liquidators were appointed to a Scottish courier company.

Experts have warned of a surge of digital abuse across Scotland as technology is weaponised to stalk, control and terrorise women

The full-time, year-round position will provide senior leadership “to shape and coordinate a vibrant, inclusive, safe and sustainable Edinburgh" at night.

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No-one wants to know how much Murrell’s betrayal upset Nicola Sturgeon, writes our award-winning columnist Dani Garavelli - what they want to know is how this act of 'gross dishonesty could have been perpetrated for 16 years under her roof'

Emeritus professor Lindsay Paterson warns Scotland has slipped from above average to “quite mediocre” in international education and argues that only a rigorous, knowledge‑rich curriculum – combined with genuinely student‑centred teaching a...

Audiences will have more than 3600 shows to choose from when the world's biggest arts festival returns in August.

For many years senior figures in the SNP - including Alex Salmond - raised concerns with Nicola Sturgeon but they found themselves closed out, shunned and berated.

Education writer and former teacher James McEnaney breaks down the issues with Scotland's school curriculum.

Nicola Sturgeon has refused to apologise for the Peter Murrell embezzlement scandal, saying she feels she is "serving a sentence for a crime I did not commit" as she defends her role as SNP leader.

Ahead of White Armband Day, Bosnian refugee Sabina Kadic-Mackenzie reflects on her family's experience of the Prijedor atrocities and the importance of remembrance.

Police recovered 290 cannabis plants worth £174000 from a property on Clarkston Street in Glasgow and a 33 year old man has been charged.

Glasgow Airport is set to restructure its arrival and departure flight corridors, with several nearby towns facing a significant increase in overhead flights as a result.

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Professor Murray Pittock is the leading expert on liberal arts education. He shocks our Writer at Large who can’t believe how times have changed since his student days

Threatened and rejected ever since its revolutionary birth, Havana’s communist government has faced many a stern test, but never one like this writes, Foreign Editor David Pratt

The M73 northbound at Junction 2 has fully reopened after an earlier road traffic collision caused restrictions while emergency services attended.

Network Rail is upgrading overhead power lines on the North Clyde lines in a £20m project with wire replacement work planned over Christmas.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a housebreaking on Lanrigg Road in Fauldhouse West Lothian on May 28.

Peter Murrell is set to be sentenced in June, the same month the SNP faces by-election contests in Aberdeen South and in Arbroath and Broughty Ferry

A motorcyclist is in a critical condition following a crash involving a double decker bus.

Lifeboat volunteers were called to assist four teenagers stranded on a small islet.

The two men, aged 35 and 39, were arrested at the scene and have since been charged

Christopher Rodger was last seen in the Gyle area of the city around 9am on Friday

A man has been arrested and charged after drugs worth £210,000 were seized at a house in East Ayrshire.

Passengers will begin to see the tartan rolled out across ScotRail services and infrastructure in the coming months

Scotland just got a direct link to Switzerland

Peter McDougall shuffles a little as he walks into his favourite bar in Glasgow’s West End but it’s entirely understandable because the TV writing legend reveals he has just six months to live.

This week, City of Edinburgh councillors approved a penalty framework for the city’s visitor levy scheme, which is set to begin on July 24.

The Scottish Government has confirmed plans to consult on a law that would ban phones in schools.

Hundreds of jobs are at risk after a Scottish engineer collapsed into administration.

Stephen Flynn talked about his footballing hopes for his young sons and an ability developed during his time on the checkouts at Tesco

Silverburn's new boss says footfall and sales are rising strongly, with Sephora among a series of major new openings planned in Glasgow.

Savers do not have long to prepare for major changes taking effect in April next year

From island boat havens to Cold War bunkers, volunteers across Scotland are keeping more than 300 small museums and heritage centres alive despite a growing funding crisis – and warn the country risks losing irreplaceable stories of its past

The 2026 British Patient’s Guide to the Best Hair Transplant in Turkey: Why Medical Accreditation and Safety Standards are Non-Negotiable

Alan Cumming, David Morrissey and Elizabeth Berrington are among the cast members of Russell T Davies' Tip Toe on Channel 4

A "commanding" Scottish Baronial castle and coastal estate with "spectacular" sea views to the Outer Hebrides has been listed for sale with a guide price of £9 million.

A late-night kebab shop licence in Edinburgh is under threat after the business’s licence holder was convicted of drink-driving offences.

A boy who drowned near Callander in Scotland has been named by police

Morningside Parish Church in Edinburgh has transformed its interior with 100 hanging umbrellas as part of a fundraising festival to repair its water-damaged roof.

Terminal V will leave Edinburgh’s Royal Highland Centre and relocate to a new outdoor site in Glasgow for its 10th anniversary festival in 2027.

The Kelvin Aqueduct is one of the most impressive sights on Scotland’s canal network. The structure carries the Forth & Clyde Canal over the River Kelvin in Maryhill, Glasgow, a task it has fulfilled for more than 236 years.

However, a council report proposed the petition be rejected, citing high costs and a lack of discernible impact.

Nathon Gibbon is accused of causing the deaths of Jason Gibbon, 37, Andrew Larty, 30, and 23 year-old Georgia Tate by dangerous driving.

Muhammad Sheikhi, 23, carried out both attacks in the early hours of Sunday November 30, close to the Hotel Cladhan where he had been staying

Staff at the University of Aberdeen have been left 'devastated' as they face the prospect of more than 100 job cuts