Antonio Carabello fears children who live abroad will be kept apart from parents due to Scottish rules.

Tea pickers allege they have suffered severe health problems due to conditions on farms run by James Finlay Kenya Ltd.

The US suspending tariffs on UK goods including single malt whiskies and a vaccination pay row make Scotland's front pages.

Work has started on a plan to make hydrogen in gas and liquid form in a process using renewable power.

A teenager's photographs of the night sky have helped her become part of a science festival.

Nicola Sturgeon pledges to release a report into whether she breached the code on the same day she receives it.

Tariffs on UK cheese and cashmere will also be lifted as the countries try to resolve an old trade row.

Nicola Sturgeon's team believes no real punches were landed in eight hours of questioning by MSPs.

The stamp duty holiday on house purchases was extended in the Westminster budget but will end in Scotland.

Glasgow and Dublin are at growing risk of being cut from the list of host cities for this summer's European Championship.

The man and woman repeatedly fired a stun gun at their victim and stabbed him near a cashpoint in Edinburgh.

The event near Fort William has attracted more than 20,000 spectators over its weekend of races in past years.

The SPFL board wants assurances that a 22-game season is realistic despite approving a restart to Scottish Leagues 1 & 2 from 20 March.

The recommendation comes from the Scottish government's Covid advisory group on education.

Two central characters in the Scottish independence movement are in a bitter dispute.

The next week could be bloody for the SNP as a Scottish Parliament inquiry concludes.

The answers given by Scotland's first minister in evidence to a Holyrood committee could be crucial for her political future.

The enormous issues raised in Alex Salmond's evidence are going to linger despite two inquiries.

The post is in the spotlight as the investigation into the mishandling of complaints against Alex Salmond continues.

A daily update on the number and location of coronavirus cases in Scotland.

Campaigners want politicians to back a ban on conversion therapy and the suppression of someone's sexual identity.

The controversial US nuclear submarines operated for more than 30 years and has a lasting legacy.

Polling expert Prof John Curtice looks at whether the Salmond inquiry has affected attitudes towards the governing party.

Under new guidance local areas will have to have a lower number of positive cases before restrictions are eased.

Women tell BBC Scotland how scammers used their images on fake accounts advertising sex work websites.

We are looking for people from all parts of Scotland to join our voter panel in the run up to May's Holyrood election.

Courier driver Michael says his volume of parcels has almost doubled since the first lockdown in March.

Campaigners want politicians to back a ban on conversion therapy and the suppression of someone's sexual identity.

Sturgeon says claims people close to her were involved in a plot against Salmond are "absurd".

A small number of visitors can now visit relatives in care homes, permitting some long-awaited reunions.

Nicola Sturgeon says all secondary pupils in Scotland will get some in-school time before the Easter holidays.

Using World Health Organization measures, it is possible to chart Scotland's progress in tackling Covid-19.

The Scottish and UK governments have published their timetables for easing of lockdown restrictions.

Details on how Scotland will emerge from lockdown have been announced - here's how the rules are expected to relax.

Deaths among the oldest age group are falling, but is this "hard evidence" the vaccine is working?

Find out what percentage of adults have been given a jab and how many have been vaccinated in your area.

Businesses say they need definitive dates and details of what will be allowed to reopen and when.

As the Covid death toll continues to rise, we share tributes to some of those who have lost their lives to the virus.

BBC Scotland has rounded up what we know so far about how the return to the classroom will be rolled out.

As the new managed quarantine regime starts, we have the answers to some of our readers' questions.

Gamers in Glasgow tell BBC Scotland how their hobby has helped them cope during the pandemic.

Sportscene pundits Michael Stewart and Shelley Kerr assess Alfredo Morelos' booking for diving - and manager Steven Gerrard's subsequent sending off.

Leicester City believe they have won the race to sign Celtic striker as pleas are made for fans to return for Euro 2020.

Adam Hastings will miss Scotland's Six Nations game against Italy and two Glasgow Warriors fixtures after his red card against Leinster.

On-loan Celtic defender Jack Hendry hopes to gatecrash Scotland's squad for the Euros after rebooting his career in Belgium.