The funeral of one of Scotland’s last remaining D-Day veterans will take place on Monday after his death at the age of 100.

People across Scotland are being invited to celebrate those championing the Scots leid as nominations for the Scots Language Awards 2026 open.

On Monday, The Herald revealed that Glasgow is to be transformed into Gotham City once more for The Batman: Part II.

A coalition of charities have called on the Scottish Government to “build like Burnham” and commit to delivering funding for more council housing.

Outlander star Sam Heughan has said actors on the programme were “perhaps forced” into filming nude scenes.

The families of those killed in the 1994 Mull of Kintyre Chinook crash have urged Prime Minister Andy Burnham to meet them within his first 100 days in office and order a fresh, independent review into the 1994 tragedy.

No A Mean City was founded in response to an anti-immigration demonstration which took place in George Square in 2024

Residents of a Dundee community are bidding to have the city’s first firework control zone amid concerns over the impact on pets.

Amnesty International has admitted a new 'serious' issue is under investigation following the anti-rights row involving JK Rowling.

Former US president Barack Obama will return to Scotland for a live Glasgow show on democracy and leadership, almost five years after his COP26 address.

A Scottish housing developer collapsed into administration without starting any work on a new site

At 120 years, the oldest Harris Tweed mill still in production has adapted to bring in new customers from England, Germany, Japan and China

The Scottish Government will cover the cost of disclosure checks for social care workers from August, saying the move will help fill vacancies faster.

Outbreak of nostalgia on social media as Glaswegians share love for Greaves Sports

With its mix of Gothic and neoclassical architecture, rain-soaked atmosphere and grimy alleyways, Glasgow has become a frequent stand-in for the fictional Gotham City in major DC films, including The Batman (2022), The Flash (2023) and the cancelled ...

A Scottish clan has been urged to "defend" its castle amid plans for a large-scale AI data centre development on the estate grounds 50 metres away from it.

After "blooming on the banks of the River Clyde", a new Commonwealth Games artwork has risen above the city to signal the first full week of competition.

A man charged with murdering his former partner has died in prison.

Police Scotland has vowed that a "knock on the door" will come to anyone involved in "deplorable acts" during planned protest activity in Glasgow.

Police Scotland is pursuing further inquiries into an alleged 1991 attack at Mohamed Al Fayed’s Highland estate after a new witness came forward.

A murder investigation has been launched after a man was found dead in the close of a flat block in Glasgow.

A road in the Scottish Highlands has been closed in both directions following a crash.

The UK Government is ready to deploy the army to Scotland to battle a wildfire in the Cairngorms

Monks who appointed a bishop without the approval of the Pope have been officially excommunicated by the Catholic Church

A manhunt has been launched after the attempted murder of two police officers in Larkhall

Kingsbarns Distillery further strengthens its links with the sport of golf

Stephanie McDowell's six-year-old daughter has experienced lengthy waits for an ASN assessment, prompting the mother to challenge the Scottish Government.

Andy Burnham says he would challenge Donald Trump when needed, rules out an early election and faces questions over defence spending.

A man who attempted to murder his partner was caught after his victim sent family a photo of her injuries during the sustained attack

Monica Lennon has confirmed she will stand for Scottish Labour leader, warning the party faces oblivion without radical and rapid change.

They have rowed across the Pacific. They have traversed the Atlantic. They have raised more than a million pounds for charity.  But for the Edinburgh-reared MacLean brothers, Ewan, Jamie and Lachlan, their biggest challenge was a much smaller body o...

Residents of Nethy Bridge have been told they can return from their homes having been evacuated on Friday night due to a wildfire

A West End style ticket lottery system will be introduced at the Edinburgh Fringe for the first time

A landmark offshore wind programme hailed by Scotland's former First Minister as a "truly historic" opportunity is now set to deliver a multi-billion-pound budget boom to foreign firms, while leaving Scotland with around £6 billion less than...

Both B-listed buildings were owned by real estate magnates living elsewhere, and both contained shops which had not paid legally-required non-domestic rates.

Nolan’s Odysseus has been described as a Rorschach test, a figure so malleable he can mean whatever you want him to mean

The vulnerable teenager says that she is now 'very wary of staff' and does not feel that she can return to the school.

Anas Sarwar's departure for London leaves Scottish Labour facing a brutal leadership contest, a disastrous election result, and fundamental question about the party's relationship with Andy Burnham's government and Scottish voters.

The next era of Doctor Who should befilmed in Glasgow, bringing jobs, training and investment to Scotland’s screen sector, according to the Scottish Greens.

There would be a grubby curtain, an adjustable but wobbly seat and, without much warning to allow the sitter to compose themselves, a series of blinding flashes.

Dundee councillors are backing talks on a community-led future for Dundee University Botanic Garden ahead of its planned 2027 closure.

Neil Gray has signalled a review of Scotland’s wildfire strategy after revealing the UK military was unlikely to have the helicopters requested.

More than 950 staff members have been made redundant since the University of Edinburgh announced a major savings drive in early 2025.

The First Minister has asked for military aid from the UK Government as residents in the highland village of Nethy Bridge are “angry and frustrated” amid evacuation orders due to a nearby wildfire.

ScotRail services between Dalmuir and Anniesland disrupted

The leader of Glasgow City Council has hit out at the disorder in Glasgow today, calling it 'racist violence'.

Scottish Fire and Rescue crews raced to Glasgow's Clyde Tunnel this evening.

Dr Sara Wilford is one of the few academics in the world studying the phenomenon of people in midlife increasingly embracing far-right ideology. She talks to our Writer at Large

15 people have been arrested after disorder broke out in Glasgow today in relation to planned protest at Glasgow Green.

He failed to articulate a persuasive argument for the Iran war and now a poorly negotiated deal with Riyadh has only compounded the danger writes Foreign Editor David Pratt