Angry passengers say trains leaving Edinburgh were "dangerously overcrowded" on Saturday night.

Naomi Foster Aiton is taking part in a "walk and talk" event with other people affected by suicide.

Retro sweets are making a comeback but what's behind their growing popularity?

Glasgow University will recognise the Scots inventor 200 years after his death.

Their victims were trying to deposit the cash in a bank's night safe in the centre of Edinburgh.

SCOTLAND's lucrative west coast fishing fleet is on the brink of collapse due to a "crazy" immigration law which effectively prohibits non-European nationals from fishing on local boats, it has been warned.

A GLASGOW SNP councillor transferred £2,000 from a voluntary group to his partner without the "clear and unambiguous consent" of the board, according to the findings of an investigation.

MASS panic surrounding the blue water schools was created by a lack of trust in the authorities and public reassurances which came too late, according to experts.

A TRADE union is facing questions over the nature of legal advice they were given about the safety of a school affected by blue water.

Problems about blue water running from the school's taps emerged in mid-2018, and by December, North Lanarkshire Council had started replacing 1,800 metres of copper piping to resolve the problem.