The institution penalised at least 342 students for AI-linked academic misconduct between the 2022/23 and 2024/25 academic years.

Scottish Government plans to increase teachers' contact time are supposed to come into force next year, but most of the detail is still missing.

UK ministers have confirmed no direct talks with Scotland's Health Secretary over the potential impact of Donald Trump's medicines deal on NHS Scotland.

The managing director of a historic Scottish retail chain has warned of an 'urgent need' to halt the decline of the country’s high streets.

SNP says ‘countries across Europe would give their right arm for the energy resources Scotland is blessed with’ as it makes Ireland case

Glasgow City Council leader Ricky Bell says the city did not get its fair share from the UK Budget as he calls for greater regional powers

AI stocks have stumbled as Democrats target America's data centre boom. But stopping the build-out could carry a heavy economic price

We share the best spots around Scotland to find a perfect scone, with recommendations from top chefs and bakers, travel experts, foodies and scone aficionados.

A great book at Christmas stays with you long after the wrapping paper is cleared up.

In under 18 months, NHS Ayrshire and Arran treated almost 7,000 patients in corridors due to overcrowding in A&E, The Herald reveals.

A crew member working on Netflix drama Dept Q has died at an Edinburgh film studio. Police say the death is not being treated as suspicious.

Multiple casualties reported as four fire appliances and police officers are attending a fire at a building near Ibrox in Glasgow's Southside amid reports of a rescue operation.

A man has been arrested after police descended on Maryhill Road in Glasgow, with six vans and officers carrying riot shields spotted near a school.

Russell Findlay has challenged rival parties to guarantee council election candidates can permanently remain in the UK amid fears of foreign interference.

The Metropolitan Police has launched an investigation into David Walliams after a number of allegations of serious sexual offences

Glasgow City Council plans to use money from its new visitor levy to improve city centre safety, tackle graffiti and support a proposed police hub.

Recent research has raised concerns about the pressure on school leaders and the lack of support available to them.

Police Scotland has concluded its active inquiry into the disappearance of Kenneth Jones, who vanished from Glenrothes in 1998 aged 18.

A major recruitment company has reduced staff numbers by 90 amid a 'marked slowdown in hiring activity'

The road remains closed as emergency services deal with the crash

Scotland’s resilience room has been activated as vital services feel the impact

A beloved Orkney landmark could soon be looking for a new home

Despite concerns over ancient woodland, plans have now been approved

Millions woke up to no email this morning

More than 700 police officers have been lost in Scotland, with another 1,660 potential cuts looming as the watchdog warns of growing cybercrime demands.

Spey Bay manager Bert MacKay reveals the scale of LinksDAO's investment in the Moray course and what its next owner will need to do

Ms Rosenberg has claimed that she was discriminated against by the bookshop due to her Zionist beliefs.

Welcome to The Herald's Business live blog, where we’ll be bringing you the latest developments from across Scotland’s business industry.

The SNP has challenged Prime Minister Andy Burnham over fair pay as figures show Scotland has the UK's highest proportion of workers earning the Real Living Wage.

An SNP MSP has urged Scottish ministers to consider how to repurpose parts of Victoria Quay, the four-storey civil service office which is regularly underused.

A Scottish road freight transport company has been placed into compulsory liquidation.

Scottish business trade mission gives 10 delegates 'new connections, sharper market insight and clear routes into the US' ahead of USA Masterclass

The meeting will bring together police, unions, trade organisations, retailers and the government in a bid to crack down on shoplifting and abuse of workers.

Glasgow City Council announces free weekend parking at five city centre car parks throughout December 2026. Find out the dates and locations.

The Caravan Shop, Glasgow: The chef hovers for a short second on his way past our small circular table, sneaking a lingering glance at our half-eaten dessert before asking, 'So, what are your thoughts?'

Scottish retail sales fell 0.8% year-on-year in October, SRC-KPMG figures show, as storms, cost-of-living pressures and delayed Black Friday spending hit shops.

Hawick’s Caitlin Heard wins Young Achiever of the Year at the Spirits Business Awards after rising from visitor centre assistant to distillery team leader.

Glasgow-based WildHearts Office wins UK Social Enterprise Awards’ International Impact Award on November 13, supporting 7,000 girls through global initiatives.

Glasgow equality consultant Tony McCaffery joins Ncuti Gatwa and Rose Ayling-Ellis on the UK Diversity Power List 2026/27, announced November 12.

Billy Walker, owner and master distiller of The GlenAllachie, wins a Lifetime Achievement Award at The Spirits Business Awards for his impact on Scotch whisky.

Scullion Law promotes Ailidh Ballantyne to director as she continues leading its estates and future planning team and private client services on November 12.

Fivefold opens at Inverness Eastgate on November 12, bringing Hobbs, Whistles, Phase Eight and Karen Millen together in a new Highlands fashion store.

Former Millport watersports centre could become hotel, spa and island holiday destination

Drivers face possible disruption heading into Glasgow this weekend

The Bank of England has forecast that food inflation will rise to around 5% next year.

The virtual UK airline Global Airlines has been ordered into compulsory liquidation seven years after it was founded in 2019

Kanes Foods - which supplied Aldi, Lidl, and Asda with salads, stir-fries, and sauces - has ceased trading after entering administration, with 662 jobs lost.

Scottish Labour MP Brian Leishman warns proposed sickness and disability benefit cuts could hit young Scots and calls the plans 'reckless'.

Author and textile historian Lynne Coleman speaks about opening Braemar’s Festival of Fashion with Avril Mair and celebrating Scotland’s global fashion influence.

A planned Scottish tour of a new Scottish musical which Scottish critics were asked not to review has been put on hold.