Scottish recruitment company's leadership team will remain place further to acquisition

Residents have been warned to stay indoors

Looks like meat's back on the menu

'Your kind words and support have got me through a very difficult week'

There were no casualties in the incident at the base near Limassol

Scotland has introduced water cremation — a softer, greener alternative to traditional funerals. Discover how the process works

The SNP has renewed calls for the UK Government to drop an increase it made to national insurance contributions after research revealed 40% of businesses in Scotland say the rise is forcing them to consider price increases to customers.

The owner of the company behind 'a real Scottish classic' talks about sleepless nights, growth ambitions and travels

The story leads our weekly round-up of articles by The Herald business team

Labour MPs are among a group of more than 60 parliamentarians to have made public their opposition to the planned Rosebank oil field

Panel line-ups all confirmed for The Herald Budget Briefing

Scotland's new quango set up to tackle the housing emergency will cost taxpayers £2 million but won't be operational until 2027-28.

Lindo addressed the controversy while on stage at the NAACP Image Awards in California on Saturday.

The US and Israel described the attacks on Saturday as a “pre-emptive” strike against a Tehran government intent on developing nuclear weapons.

A RAF Typhoon jet has shot down an Iranian drone heading toward Qatari airspace.

The Glasgow Student Assembly will bring together students from the city’s five universities and three colleges “to devise a plan to create change”.

Stop the War will rally against “US and Israeli aggression" at an event on the Buchanan Steps at 5 pm, following the launch of bombing raids in Iran. 

A new mural on Edinburgh’s Princes Street honours lives lost in Iran’s 2026 uprising, created by local and Iranian artists with support from St John’s Church.

Photos shared to social media show apparent sewage and toilet paper strewn near manhole openings near Crosshouse.

TalkTV host Julia Hartley-Brewer accused the corporation of enforcing harsher standards for female presenters. 

A Scottish bus company has folded after a liquidator was appointed by its creditors

French company TotalEnergies Gas & Power has a 20% stake in the Yamal liquified natural gas (LNG) field in Siberia.

Three US soldiers were killed in action on the first day of the assault on Iran, the Pentagon has said

"I think it's fair to say that this is the position that everyone expected the Bishops' Conference to take,” McArthur said .

One academic said the plans are “100% about job cuts,” with a second labelling the proposals as “academic vandalism”.

A man has died following a two car crash in Alloa

“We cannot meet our existing debts,” the spokesperson said, “never mind those funds that would be required to fight an election."

Hundreds of thousands of people, including Scottish and British nationals, are believe to be stranded in the Middle East

An entire day's play on the Old Course during the height the season this July has been set aside for Scottish golfers in a cut-rate offer

Anas Sarwar would have needed to pay back his own tuition fees in Scottish Labour's NHS plan as he failed to work in the sector for five years.

John Swinney was told the Operation Branchform investigation into Nicola Sturgeon had been dropped before the former first minister.

Raoul Peck’s film Orwell: 2+2=5 asks why George Orwell’s warning about propaganda and power feels urgent again.

Scots singer Jacob Alon held up a Palestinian scarf during an appearance by Sharon Osbourne at the BRIT Awards

With FE funding to be the subject of a major review, education writer and former lecturer explores the challenges to be addressed.

Iran fired missiles at targets in Israel and Gulf Arab states on Sunday after vowing massive retaliation for the killing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei by the United States and Israel

Cabin crew of fictional Scottish airline will return in new National Theatre of Scotland production.

The Scottish Government has confirmed it will establish a review of the college sector before the end of the current parliamentary session

Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain is used to standing before judges. Now she's locked at the centre of a political storm.

Calls are being made by Unison for an independent inquiry into Scottish Water amid fears over 'creeping privatisation' as charges soar while bosses pay and bonuses rocket.

Decades of brutal history, it housed some of Scotland's most notorious criminals, but now the race is on to save the former Peterhead prison turned tourist attraction

It was an invasion Russia expected to be over in days, but four years on, the bloodletting continues in the most deadly conflict in Europe since World War II

WHO wants to be a normie? Oh you do, sir. Man at the back in the tinfoil hat and purple cloak with the stars on it.

A Fife woman has spoken out after waiting years for an endometriosis diagnosis and repeatedly misdiagnosed

Greg Hemphill and Julie ‘Jules’ Wilson Nimmo’s BBC Scotland series Jules and Greg’s Wild Swim returns for a third outing

Graeme Souness and Vicky Pattison are among the British citizens trapped in the Middle East following attacks on the region by Iran.

A statue of Lisbon Lion Tommy Gemmell has been unveiled in his hometown of Craigneuk, honouring the Celtic legend’s European heroics and deep roots in the local community.

A new biography charts the life and death of the socialist firebrand John Maclean. Our Writer at Large talks to author Donald Robertson about a man as loved as he was loathed

Two people have been arrested after £100k of cocaine was seized after a traffic stop on the A9

The owner of the Derby Café in Netherlee, on the south side of Glasgow, is seeking to retire after a 35-year tenure

Demonstrators squared off in front of the Royal Concert Hall in Glasgow after the United States and Israel launched military action against Iran