The cameras will be deployed in Scotland for the first time

Firefighters took three hours to extinguish the blaze

CalMac has been warned by a judge that its bid to block public details of a racism whistleblowing claim would amount to a “grossly disproportionate interference” with open justice.

Racked by industrial action, Scottish universities are seeking more than £200 million in savings, with nearly 600 jobs already confirmed lost

The principal of Heriot-Watt University has been told pushing ahead with a plan to cut languages courses will have "reputational consequences" for the institution.

The next Scottish Government must introduce sleep into education to address the 'important gap' in the curriculum for excellence, experts have said.

A new smouldering hole in the city centre has raised fresh questions about when Glasgow’s existing empty spaces might finally be rebuilt

Today's cartoon is on the Union Street fire.

Brenda Blethyn and Jessica Reynolds lead the cast of Channel 4's remake of A Woman of Substance

The public have been asked to avoid part of Peterhead Harbour after a fire broke out in a building there.

Emergency services are on the scene of a fire in Glasgow close to the M8 motorway.

Glasgow will still host the Commonwealth Games in the summer, despite the fire which tore through parts of the city centre.

MSPs have backed a key amendment to Scotland’s assisted dying bill that would limit eligibility to people expected to die within six months. The change came as Holyrood began its final debate on the controversial legislation ahead of a decisive vot...

Network Rail has shared the first footage from inside Glasgow Central following the fire on Union Street

A Scottish gelato shop has been named the best in the UK and Ireland after winning the top prize at the 2026 Golden Scoop Awards.

Scotland’s justice secretary has urged caution over changing the powerful role of the Lord Advocate, as a long-awaited government review reignites debate about whether the country’s top prosecutor should also sit at the heart of government.

The trains body said that the busy station would remain closed due to the “high level of instability” following the fire

A major fire next to Scotland’s busiest railway station is set to cause a week of travel chaos across the central belt - so how is it affecting drivers?

The School Meal Debt Fund was launched in May 2024, when funds were distributed to 30 councils to clear debt accrued up to 31 March 2024. 

Boss of Middle East form declares Wood acquisition is 'without a doubt the most ambitious venture in the history of Sidara'

The Scottish Greens have welcomed the results after the party commissioned the report whilst in government in 2023.

A new poll shows the cost-of-living crisis dominates Scottish voters’ concerns ahead of the May election. But events far beyond Holyrood may shape household bills far more than campaign promises.

Juliana Kipper is a head chef, bringing a taste of Latin America to Glasgow at the city centre restaurant, El Santo. This week, she takes on our chef Q&A.

Fair to say, we could all do with a laugh, right now. So this year’s Glasgow International Comedy Festival couldn’t be better timed. Running from March 11 to March 29, it’s bringing comedians from all around the world to Glasgow. Here's our pic...

Sexy Coffee warns of fake fundraising scam after Union Street fire in Glasgow. Business confirms no official donation page; urges public to avoid fraud.

The vape shop where Sunday’s devastating Glasgow city centre fire began was missing from Scotland’s legally required register of tobacco and vape retailers. The discovery raises fresh questions as investigators examine the blaze that tore through...

The shop, in which a fire which devastated Glasgow city centre is believed to have started, failed to pay close to £10,000 in business rates last year

A Scottish city centre ice cream parlour has reopened this week with a brand new look and a kids' play area.

The City of Edinburgh Council will begin pavement repairs on Leith Walk in March, tackling loose paving and improving accessibility after tram extension works.

'That doesn't fill me with confidence': Committee grills Ferguson boss

Permanent Secretary Joe Griffin admitted concessions on the hybrid working policy had to be made following significant criticism from trade unions.

Eight areas have been targeted in the latest Federation Against Copyright Theft (FACT) operation against the use of illegal streaming devices - the full list.

A major Scottish company has declared it has 'reached the end of the road' with a US hedge fund’s 'obsession', revealing a 'regrettable but necessary step'

No timescale has been given for the shops re-opening - with a major incident still underway

Louis Theroux headlines new True Stories live events in Edinburgh and Dundee this May, sharing insights from his documentary career and new Netflix series.

Scottish Tourism Alliance declares many businesses are 'now operating with very limited financial headroom'

"Past Shelves" opens at the Museum of Edinburgh, an exhibition on Scotland’s LGBTQ+ bookshops, queer history, and the role of reading in the community.

The warning comes as fire crews continue to spray down the smoldering remains of Union Corner which caught fire on Sunday afternoon.

'We didn’t know what to expect when Aribella came back from Theatre, but she looked right up at us with bright eyes and was playfully kicking her legs. We couldn’t believe how quickly she bounced back.

Exclusive seven-course fine dining evening with chef Fraser Cameron aboard Edinburgh’s Fingal Hotel, featuring Scottish produce and whisky.

Desmond Buchanan said he would stand down from his position in the ruling SNP-Lib Dem partnership on April 2, more a year before the 2027 elections. 

Following the life-changing success of previous digital giveaways, SPAR Scotland is officially counting down the final 72 hours until the launch of its most ambitious campaign yet: Spin Into Spring.

Cold Town House rooftop bar in Edinburgh’s Grassmarket reopens April 3 after a £500,000 makeover, featuring a retractable roof and terrace with castle views.

A 58-year-old man was arrested this morning in Muirhouse

Artists and organisations call for change of direction as thousands back protest petition over city centre evictions.

Almost seven in ten Scots fear victims of domestic abuse could feel pressured into ending their lives if assisted dying becomes legal, new polling suggests. The findings come as MSPs prepare for a decisive Holyrood vote on Liam McArthur’s Assisted ...

A leading architect has called for greater protection for historic buildings as another Glasgow 'treasure' is lost to fire.

An executive of the major US airline flagged a potential return to Glasgow Airport as it launched a new service from Edinburgh Airport

One of the UK’s 'fastest growing and most respected firms of chartered surveyors' has acquired a Glasgow-based business

A watchdog review has warned Police Scotland may be failing to take fingerprints in more than 12,000 arrests a year, potentially missing chances to identify suspects or link them to unsolved crimes.