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They join previously announced winners David Byrne, Susan Boyle, The Fratellis and Cammy Barnes for this year's ceremony, which will take place at Glasgow's iconic Barrowland Ballroom on host on Saturday, November 7

Scotch whisky drinkers are handing over 74p in every pound to the taxman as the industry warns that soaring costs and falling sales are threatening jobs across Scotland.

Iona residents offer Saint Columba painting to Guggenheim Bilbao, protesting Iberdrola’s MachairWind offshore wind farm and its impact on heritage landscape

Now, The Herald can reveal that an academic-led financial analysis claims that the ensuing reputational damage could cost the university millions of pounds.

Teachers and school leaders say the problems are being caused by a shortage of qualified secondary school teachers.

A liquidator has been appointed to a Scottish stove and fireplace company.

Watches of Switzerland boss Brian Duffy reveals the group has examined a US listing as it expands its Rolex boutique in Glasgow

Under new rules, Scotland bans under-18s from buying nicotine pouches, strips, pearls and herbal smoking products; retailers must register by April 29.

Dumfries and Galloway College generated an estimated £1420 million in annual economic and social benefits for Scotland last year.

Research by RAJAR shows the station’s weekly reach has fallen 10.8% in three months, reversing gains made previously. The results follow a backlash from some listeners over axed shows and presenters.

Cosla and trade unions warn Scotland’s council shake-up leaves workers uncertain over jobs, staff transfers and timescales.

Today's cartoon is on the Chancellor's Budget and its implications for whisky

ABPI report finds a postcode lottery in NHS Scotland access to SMC-approved medicines, with wide variation in GLP-1 and cholesterol drug prescribing rates.

Broadford Hospital on the Isle of Skye has experienced water damage as a result of the recent storms.

The Vine, a Category A-listed neo-Greek villa in Dundee's sought-after West End, is set to go under the hammer in November with a guide price of £475,000

Hundreds of homes across Scotland are still without power on Wednesday following damage from Storm Boelo.

Chancellor John Healey's Budget offers a £100 one-off payment to 20 million households and extends energy bill relief, but the OBR warns that living standards will stall in 2027 as the Iran conflict drives inflation to 3.5%

Plans for a new theatre and town hall for Falkirk took a step forward this week as the team behind the project revealed more of their ambition for the venue.

An Edinburgh-based small-group tour operator has been voted leading tour operator at the World Travel Awards.

Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth has warned that Scotland faces a real-terms cut of around £650m next year despite the UK Budget's headline boost.

Qualifications Scotland changed the Higher History course report as data shows national average score of 3.1% in an important course component.

Whisky and hospitality leaders hit out at mounting costs as Scottish investors find reasons for optimism in the Chancellor’s Budget

There were a couple of stark contrasts at the heart of John Healey’s first Budget.

£117m Renfrew Bridge will close for several months after Storm Boelo flooding damaged electrical systems, while the Clyde remains open to river traffic.

Three men from Northern Ireland have been jailed for a "brutal" assault following the Scottish Cup quarter final between Rangers and Celtic.

A Scots paedophile caught plotting to abuse two boys in a major cross-border police probe has been jailed for 10-and-a-half years.

Two Tour de France bosses have been awarded honorary degrees by Edinburgh Napier University, ahead of the race setting off from the city next year.

Tommy Robinson convicted of harassing Daily Mail journalists Andrew Young and Jacob Dirnhuber, causing fear of violence, with sentencing on December 16.

Spain train crash kills at least 30 after two high-speed RENFE and IRYO trains collide near Toledo, derailing two carriages and suspending rail services.

The Acorn carbon capture project at St Fergus has been left without confirmed grant funding in the Budget, as the UK Government diverted £200 million towards defence and prioritised clusters in Teesside, Merseyside and North Wales, putting 15,000 No...

Scottish Greens’ Ross Greer accuses the UK Government of sparing oil and gas giants in the 2026 Budget as fuel poverty and energy bills soar in Scotland.

Bomb squad officers were called to a Glasgow tenement after the discovery of a suspicious device.

It's Scotland's capital - and now its neighbourhood have been rated

A Glasgow retail chain that lists prominent businessman Stefan King as the ultimate controlling party and has around 50 stores has revealed a 'modest' sales rise to £74 million

A £3m project to replace an "ageing" railway bridge in Laurencekirk is due to begin next week.

UK Government unveils British data centre covenant, requiring local jobs, community investment and water protection in return for faster grid connections.

Edinburgh Zoo welcomes three capybara pups born to Luna and Rodney, months after viral sensation Bru became Scotland’s first capybara born in 18 years.

Ambitious plans to establish a sought-after rural tourism destination at a late 18th century property in a Scottish Borders village are poised for approval.

The UK Government has pledged £6 million to unlock the first phase of an overhaul and expansion of the home of the Hydro and Armadillo venues in Glasgow.

The former C&A building on Sauchiehall Street could be turned into a “boutique” hotel under a new plan.

Edinburgh UCU members have been on strike for five weeks, following the news that 90 programmes are set to be ‘taught out’ from 2027.

NLV Pharos will join MAIB searches off the Isle of Lewis for missing fishermen Norman Murray and Murdo Morrison and fishing boat Kilda from October 30.

A 43-year-old man has died after a three-vehicle crash on the A6089 near Gordon in the Scottish Borders. Police Scotland appeal for witnesses.

Carlo Carozzi is the chef-owner of Brasas by The Peruvian at Edinburgh Street Food and the owner of The Bonnington in Leith. This week, he takes on our Q&A.

Alison Johnstone, who has also served as a Lothian MSP and City of Edinburgh councillor, received an honorary doctorate from Edinburgh Napier on Tuesday.

Cumbrae residents demand an independent CalMac review after ferry disruption, lengthy queues and concerns over replacement vessels and service planning.

Trial set for February 14, 2028, for seven accused of damaging Donald Trump’s Turnberry golf resort in an alleged offence with a terrorist connection.

Scots are set for calmer weather after a battering of wind and rain from two autumn storms.

A Glasgow pub is launching a new Sunday roast dish especially for dogs, created by a head chef with Michelin-starred kitchen experience.