A Scottish runner has said she is “taking on the UK” in memory of her best friend who died from epilepsy earlier this year.

A busy rural route through in Argyll and Bute remains closed this morning following fire on Sunday.

Rail passengers have been warned to expect disruption on a busy commuter line this morning.

He was unexpectedly removed from the role when the Prime Minister reshuffled his Cabinet in September

The Scottish Government has been told it cannot continue to 'CAMHS its way out of the mental health emergency' among children.

A historic Scottish company has been acquired by a London-based business

Loch Lomond Golf Club champions a culture of growth, offering staff diverse training, career pathways and hands-on learning to build a skilled, motivated workforce to strengthen its community and enhance the Member experience

Across the wild beauty of the Cairngorms, peregrine falcons – the fastest creature on earth - should be in their hunting element.

Three fire appliances were dispatched to the scene after the alarm was raised at 2.24pm on Sunday, December 14.

The third oldest underground metro system in the world, after London and Budapest, the Glasgow Subway opened for the first time on 14 December 1896.

Police Scotland were called to a flat on Lochnell Street in Lochgilphead around 7.45 AM on Sunday morning, following reports of a property on fire. 

One video posted to X shows demonstrators stamping on a sign entitled ‘Misconceptions about asylum seekers in Aberdeen’.

The 87-year-old driver of one of the vehicles was airlifted to Aberdeen Royal Infirmary, where he died several hours later.

A Scottish company that worked for major brands has fallen into liquidation

A woman is in critical condition after being struck by a car on a South Ayrshire A road

The incident took place around 6.55 PM on Friday, 5 December. Emergency services attended, but Cordner was pronounced dead at the scene.

Scottish Conservative MSP Tim Eagle, who is based in the area, said he would ask the Scottish Government to help fix the bridge. 

Police Scotland says officers are already carrying out increased patrols around synagogues and other Jewish venues during the busy Hanukkah season.

First Minister John Swinney has condemned the Bondi Beach attacks, "an appalling act against the Jewish community"

An amber weather warning has been put in place for parts of Scotland on Sunday, with rain set to batter the south-west

Golden goodbye payments from MSPs quitting Holyrood, including Nicola Sturgeon and Humza Yousaf, will cost taxpayers around £2.5 million.

A pensioner has died after being hit by a van in Broughty Ferry

Jenny Gilruth has said MSPs should 'move on' over a row that Justice Secretary Angela Constance misled Parliament on grooming gangs.

Ten people have died following a shooting incident at a popular beach in Sydney, Australia, police have confirmed

A former Herald political editor is the only Scot among 25 new Labour peers who will sit in the House of Lords.

A protest will take place ahead of the Scottish League Cup final following a controversial sponsorship agreement for Hampden Park.

The ashes of serial killer Dennis Nilsen were scattered near his hometown late last month

Those for whom English is not their first language narrow and even reverse attainment gaps over the course of their time at school.

Organisations face prospect of 100 per cent cuts despite 'coolest city' aspirations for Dundee.

Sandie Peggie vs NHS Fife has rumbled on for a long time and there is no sign of a conclusion. The 312-page judgment sent it into more chaos.

Angus Robertson's top civil servant blocked moves to recruit an interim leader for Historic Environment Scotland meaning the troubled agency was rudderless for five months, leaked emails show.

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As talks to secure peace reach a crucial stage, some maintain that Washington is only interested in appeasement of the Kremlin, writes Foreign Editor David Pratt

Villagers in an area prized for its unspoiled scenery, peatlands and rare wildlife say they face being swamped by super tall wind farm turbines that would see their corner of the Highlands generate as much energy as a nuclear power station.

Police officers and railway workers are currently working to remove a cow from train tracks near Branchton station.

Edinburgh Council is set to push ahead with plans for parking charges in the city's popular seaside town, despite "overwhelming" opposition.

Dirty Dogs BBQ in Motherwell's Newarthill has announced its sudden closure.

Raunak Raseeli India in Glasgow city centre has been put up for sale.

A busy road in Dundee has been closed by police this evening.

The emergency services have raced to the A713 amid an ongoing incident.

The A9 in Scotland is closed in both directions due to a collision.

Part of junction 4 of M80 Southbound is closed following a crash.

Our Writer at Large Neil Mackay unmasked IRA leader Freddie Scappaticci as the spy Stakeknife in 2003. As the ‘final report’ into Stakeknife’s crimes is published, Mackay turns the spotlight on Gordon Kerr, the military intelligence chief whose...

Huge names like Elaine C Smith and Gavin Mitchell prepare for Hoolie in the Hydro 2025 in Glasgow tonight.

One of the biggest drug raids in Scottish history has been carried out in Lanarkshire

A pensioner has been rushed to hospital after she was hit by a motorbike in Glasgow

A Glasgow artist is celebrating both the city's 850th birthday and 25 years of his work with a free exhibition

A close friend of one of the prisoners currently on hunger strike after being arrested for an alleged Palestine Action protest fears they will die in prison.

People arrested in Scotland under the Terror Act following the proscription of Palestine Action could have their cases thrown out, after it was revealed terror police had advised a frequently-used sign would NOT constitute an offence

A Scots college spending over £100k on international travel for staff has been branded 'totally inappropriate'