Scotland’s Information Commissioner is scrutinising 4,700 pages released by the Scottish Government over the Salmond Files, warning there is “a long way to go” before compliance is clear. Newly disclosed letters reveal tensions, redactions and ...

Morrisons Daily customers now have to pay for a previously free service at select stores across the UK.

Peter Howson, known for his depictions of the Bosnian War, has pledged to auction his work in support of the struggling pro-independence party.

One of Scotland’s largest shopping centres has been acquired by a major US investor.

The energy price cap will fall to £1,641 from April, regulator Ofgem has confirmed — a 7% reduction worth about £117 a year for a typical household. But advice groups warn bills remain hundreds of pounds higher than before the 2021 crisis.

A new MRP “mega-poll” suggests the SNP could secure 67 Holyrood seats — enough for an outright majority and a claimed mandate for a second independence referendum. But Reform’s surge and Labour’s collapse hint at a volatile political reset.

Officers were called to the Barony A Frame in Auchinleck, Ayrshire, due to a medical emergency

One lane of the busy motorway has been blocked

A 41-year-old man has been charged after a 54-year-old man died in hospital eight days after an incident in East Lothian.

Eddie Howe confident Newcastle can make their mark in Champions League knockouts

Scots ministers have been warned they face potential legal action after pulling the plug on their own wave energy body.

Scotland’s assisted dying legislation is hanging in the balance after another MSP said she will vote against the Bill at Stage 3. With others now undecided, Liam McArthur’s proposal faces an uncertain fate.

Two historic Scottish landmark hotels are being sold out of liquidation

Stephen Coleman moves into chairman role as interim boss of Edinburgh-based CodeBase

A liquidator has been appointed to a Scottish bus company which has ceased trading

Glasgow’s new flagship centre for innovation in healthcare has signed a third tenant ahead of opening next month.

Stars launch hunt for 'authentic tales that resonate deeply through humour, resilience, struggle, triumph or hope.'

The head of the UK's last remaining aluminium smelter has claimed it is a "challenge" to persuade local schools to see an apprenticeship as a "positive destination" for pupils.

Today's cartoon is on the story that Scots ministers face legal action risk over wave energy cut.

Ofgem's price cap will drop from the current £1,758 to £1,641 – a reduction of around £10 a month for the average household using both electricity and gas

MSPs have voted down plans to let voters remove them from office, defeating Graham Simpson’s Recall Bill by 66 votes to 30.

Former Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross was ejected from Holyrood after questioning the impartiality of the presiding officer

Lawyers acting for Peter Mandelson has hit out at the police force which arrested him, having been accused of misconduct in public office

Independent adviser James Hamilton warned he could not complete his investigation into Nicola Sturgeon without naming key figures, newly released papers reveal.

A leading Catholic organisation has condemned the Scottish Greens for looking to 'impose' secular education with an amendment to a much-debated bill which passed last week

Five Scottish firms using data gathered from space to create environmental solutions are sharing £150,000 of funding to advance their projects

The dates for industrial action at the University of Aberdeen have been announced, with four strike days in March

Over recent days there has been much talk about whether the SNP might do a deal after the Holyrood election with the Scottish Greens or the Lib Dems.

The Scottish Government has released the first batch of the so-called 'Salmond Files', having been ordered to do so by a court

Holyrood inquiry told broadcaster is not doing enough to prioritise 'meaningfully Scottish' programmes.

Liquidators have been appointed to a Scottish pub company

Thousands of pages of internal Scottish Government emails and legal notes have been released following a lengthy freedom of information battle.

In a manifesto for the coming Holyrood election, politicians are being told to put the needs of young people before party-politics.

Edinburgh council’s new nursery funding policy leaves many families facing up to £1,600 extra childcare costs, job changes, and a postcode lottery for parents.

A group of 37 international aid organisations are petitioning the High Court of Israel as they face being expelled from Gaza and the West Bank

Edinburgh pubs and licensed venues to open late for World Cup 2026 matches, after council approves extended hours.

Two US-inspired brands have opened at a Glasgow shopping centre, bringing an American food menu and custom soda experience to the city.

Figures show that the difference in the proportion of school leavers from the most and least deprived areas obtained passes continued to widen.

Political leaders and community groups in Edinburgh marked four years since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine with a wreath-laying ceremony at the City Chambers.

Billy Connolly mural 75 BC in Glasgow city centre has been fully obscured by a new £40m student accommodation development on Osborne Street.

Police say the 22-year-old was attacked as a brawl broke out around 2.05 pm on Saturday at the Glasgow Club Crownpoint sports centre in the East End.

NHS Grampian is urging everyone – adults and children alike – to ensure they are vaccinated against measles, as the board records its first confirmed case of the illness in more than a decade.

The plans resulted in widespread public backlash, with more than 150,000 people signing a  Scottish Greens-organised petition against the resort.

The vault of a former Fife bank is set to be used to store and display whisky after a planning application was approved.

Bank's £10m deal to back Inverness-based Aurora means it has now invested more than £1bn

Some of Scotland's finest butchers, bakers and chefs are heading to Melton Mowbray next week to compete for the top prize at the British Pie Awards.

Construction work is officially completed on the project which is now around £24 million over budget and about four years overdue. So what can we expect from the new cultural flagship?

Almost three out of five women do not attend for vital tests for cervical cancer within six months of being invited, figures have revealed.

The most recent figures are about 50 per cent higher than the number of sex crimes recorded a decade ago, when 10,273 crimes were recorded in 2015/16.

Councillors are being recommended to object to a proposed Borders wind farm amid concerns over its impact on golden eagle numbers in southern Scotland.