The Bute House Agreement was reportedly dropped following an emergency Cabinet meeting

Today's cartoon from Steven Camley. You can purchase Steven Camley's cartoons by calling 0141 302 7000 or visiting thepicturedesk.co.uk

The spaceport at the northern-most tip of the UK has received its range control licence from the regulator as it prepares for its first launch this year.

First Minister Humza Yousaf will stage a rushed meeting of his Cabinet at 8.30am this morning amid pressure on him to ditch the Greens from Government.

A council faces a revolt and potential strike action after it moves to disband a specialist group providing support for Ukranian refugees fleeing war to find safety in Scotland.

'We appreciate the changes may impact some customers whose bookings may need to change' - Luke Farajallah

State-funded Scottish National Investment Bank has had a troubled beginning. But investments show that it is making good on its founding ethos

The city's first opening bridge is due to be completed ahead of schedule

Scotland’s national theatre company has launched a new interactive map for the nation to demonstrate its love for the Big Yin.

John Brodie declares Edinburgh-based society is 'absolutely' keen to explore acquisitions

NFU Scotland calls for action to reduce risk on farms

Speculation is mounting in the SNP over Humza Yousaf leadership withthe First Minister.

The SNP is set to break off the Bute House Agreement ending the power-sharing agreement with the Scottish Greens, it is being reported.

A project that gave smartphones and tablets to 500 people accessing homelessness services has been recognised as "transformative".

Scottish Greens will make up their minds by the end of next month over whether their party remains in the governing pact with the SNP in Holyrood or withdraw from it and return to opposition.

State-owned ferry operator CalMac which provides lifeline services to Scotland's islands has seen an over 60% real terms increase in its public subsidy since it first won the islands contract 16 years ago.

Staff from one of Scotland's biggest unions have backed a ballot over strike action if an imminent pay offer is too low

Chief executive Stephen Bird has another eventful day at the office

Taxpayers are not being deterred from moving to Scotland despite higher income tax rates, new figures from HMRC suggest.

Scotland’s External Affairs Secretary has been accused of being “evasive” and failing to treat MSPs with respect as he was pressed over the cost of his overseas trips

Two men, aged 22, and one man, aged 19, were arrested on suspicion of facilitating illegal immigration and entering the UK illegally.

Former DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson has appeared in court charged with rape and a number of other historical sex offences

It was issued with little fanfare – but it attracted plenty of interest among medics on social media.

This store is particularly close to my heart because we are opening in a new country

One of Scotland's oldest ferries has been sidelined until at least late August, after the Scottish Government-owned ferry operator CalMac, which has been landed with a £5m repair bill over rust.

A car passenger was pronounced dead on the scene while three others were rushed to hospital in Aberdeen via helicopter.

Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has issued a warning to parts of Scotland, saying there is a 'very high risk' of wildfires on Wednesday and Thursday.

The 74-year-old was found injured beside his bicycle

Ahead of Pay it Forward Day, 1,000 coffees have been donated to Social Bite Scotland, who are highlighting the 'life-saving' potential of conversation.

Father and son buy restaurant founded by 'Grandpapa of Italian restaurants in Glasgow'

Aberdeen has been identified as the least expensive city to get on the property ladder while Carlisle is the cheapest for renters, analysis suggests.

Two police officers were taken to hospital after their vehicle was involved in a crash with a van during a pursuit.

Three ferries are now sidelined in a new 'calamity' to hit state-owned ferry operator CalMac.

Companies linked to the provision of the supply of weapons and parts for war planes to Israel have benefitted from over £2m grants from the Scottish Government

A heating network using waste energy from a data centre may show a new future for warming and decarbonisng Scotland's buildings.

Patrick Harvie has said that it would be “a mistake” for the Scottish Green party to walk away from the Bute House agreement.

A popular pub and restaurant in a sought-after city location has been brought to market for sale.

A beloved Scottish fashion chain that collapsed into administration 16 months ago is to open again on the high street

A Scottish whisky trade body that acts as a watchdog against fake products has closed down a counterfeit Scotch operation in South Korea.

It held firm on its financial guidance for the year in an update ahead of its annual general meeting

Details of the new care home in Glasgow's west end have been revealed

The number of insects being splatted on Scotland's car windscreens has declined by 75% over the past two decades, researchers say

The forthcoming self-titled "Joe Hargan Solo Exhibition" is a captivating new exhibition by acclaimed Scottish artist Joe Hargan, and set to mesmerize art enthusiasts at the Morningside Gallery in Edinburgh starting April 26th, 2024. This eagerly ant...

 For information on apprenticeships and the latest vacancies visit apprenticeships.scot. Get help with careers by visiting myworldofwork.co.uk or calling 0800 917 8000

The revamp of Glasgow’s George Square has taken a fresh step forward with the city council seeking specialists on the restoration of the square’s 11 landmark statues.

After 10 years of being closed to the public, the historic Inveraray Pier was finally re-opened to the public at the weekend.

Scottish hospitality group adds second rural hotel to portfolio

The King's foundation has launched its Food for the Future Programme to marke Stop Food Waste Day.

Bearsden Choir is now preparing to round off a busy and exciting 12 months with a spectacular concert in Glasgow’s City Halls

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on juryless trials