Police and emergency services have been deployed to deal with an incident near a Glasgow school.

The First Minister was speaking ahead of a visit to see work to dual a section of road between Tomatin and Moy

Albert Lamond’s family have spoken of their pride in the centenarian

Scots passengers faced mid-air drama on the continental flight

Ahead of the Michelin Guide Ceremony for Great Britain and Ireland, chef Lorna McNee tells us what changed after Cail Bruich earned its star.

It is an area of outstanding natural beauty and a popular tourist destination.

New immigration rules could have the knock on effect of exacerbating depopulation in Highland communities, according to an expert in demographics.

The Scottish Government will develop a formal partnership with charities and voluntary organisations to protect the third sector

Plans for a Scottish Rock Museum are gathering pace, with music insiders lining up artefacts, venues and artists’ backing.

Scottish Labour MPs have openly questioned Keir Starmer’s future after the dramatic resignation of his chief of staff Morgan McSweeney. With Holyrood elections looming and polls collapsing, insiders warn the damage may already be fatal.

A raft of significant retail openings, closures and takeovers has turned the focus onto the high street

A Scottish high street fashion retailer has fallen into administration.

Graeme Clark reveals ambition of Finsbury to become UK's largest bakery manufacturer and expand further in Europe

The need for bespoke arrangements in city devolution deals is evident

Ahead of May’s Holyrood election, Reform has pledged to “prioritise Scottish people on housing lists” and charge international students council tax.

Today, The Herald launches a new impact series revisiting an issue that is not going away.

Parents in parts of the Highlands and Western Isles are having less children, turning down jobs and considering leaving communities because of a nursery care crisis.

Gruffalo Granny is Donaldson’s third instalment in the award-winning Gruffalo series, and is set to be released in September 2026.

Braemar, Tayside, and Aberdeen Mountain Rescue Teams (MRTs) were called to Glas Maol in the southern Cairngorms.

Former MSP and MP Dennis Canavan, who led efforts to declare November 30 as a bank holiday, said that parties should endorse the proposals.

69.8 per cent of party members backed standing candidates during a vote at the first Your Party Scotland conference in Dundee.

Found at the top of a red stone cliff, the cave was once home to a persecuted 17th-century 'prophet'.

The UK-based broadband company offered Openreach-based broadband packages and full fibre broadband

A court has appointed liquidators to a Scottish airline

Violet Hogg, 71, was reported missing from Broughty Ferry after she was seen walking around 12.15 am in Cliffburn Gardens.

SPT, who run the 129-year-old transportation network, informed users that a train fault had forced the 6.5 mile loop to close.

Neil Fordyce was reported missing from Windygates near the town of Leven on Friday, 6 February.

Morgan McSweeney has quit as Sir Keir Starmer’s Chief of Staff, admitting he was wrong to recommend appointing Peter Mandelson as UK ambassador to the US.

An RNLI lifeboat and the coast guard were deployed in North Berwick after two people entered the water to try and rescue a dog

Around 1 pm on Sunday afternoon, reports of an incident on the M77 close to Newton Mearns surfaced on social media.

2025 was a boom year for junior golf in Scotland – the trick now will be getting that to pay dividends over the long run

Jeremy Corbyn tells delegates in Dundee that Scotland’s constitutional future should be decided by the people, not Westminster.

Lord Peter Mandelson is under pressure to return a five-figure taxpayer-funded payout after his abrupt removal as UK ambassador to Washington, reigniting anger over Keir Starmer’s judgment and plunging Labour into another bruising political crisis.

Interim Celtic chairman Brian Wilson was quizzed about the abuse scandal at Celtic Boys Club in a tense television exchange

Calls have been made for Glasgow Life to be returned to local authority control after the organisation failed to spend almost half of a funding boost it was given to improve swimming services in the city

The HSS has warned that the current “middle ground” approach could cause the government to run afoul of JR87 v Department for Education.

Bosses at the institution want to cut £90m from their annual salary bill, which unions say could result in as many as 1,400 jobs being lost.

NOT so long ago Donald Trump — at the behest of his then pal Elon Musk — lashed out at Keir Starmer over the supposed cover-up of grooming gangs in UK cities. The hypocrisy was staggering. Trump with his history of sexual abuse and talk of “gra...

Prominent figures from the fields of education and business are calling on all parties to support an 'urgent' review of languages in schools.

From Martin Lewis impersonators to bogus holiday companies and influencers asking for money, here are some of Scotland's worst scamming schemes.

Data from primary and secondary schools paints a mixed picture of the situation across the country.

Scotland’s human rights watchdog faces calls to challenge the legality of the SPS transgender prisoners policy amid court action

The University of Strathclyde is seeking £35m in savings and consulting on job losses but internal documents raise serious questions about whether its governing Court has been sidelined during one of the sector’s most sensitive decisions.

Scottish Labour entered 2026 hoping to put the SNP on trial. Instead, turmoil around Sir Keir Starmer and the Mandelson scandal has derailed Anas Sarwar’s Holyrood campaign.

TO clarify matters immediately, this week’s Icon is not a real person. Indeed, his name was originally a Jacobite soubriquet for William of Orange, who sat on Britannia’s throne.

When one of Scotland’s legendary mountain search and rescue heroes faced a terminal illness diagnosis, the race began to pen his life story before it was too late.

“It feels like a personal attack," says Tim Riddiford, as his family counts the costs of being snared in a slick bank scam that cleared their business account and then went on to target savings.

Neil Fordyce is missing from the Windygates area and was last in contact with his family at around 3.40pm on Friday, February 6.

With the release of more files and their content impacting on individuals and the geopolitical landscape alike, Foreign Editor David Pratt examines the claims of Jeffrey Epstein’s spy links

Th UK travel company, based in Glasgow which offered holiday packages to the US and Canada, has ceased trading.