A Holyrood row is growing over the minister’s ICC comments

Motorists have been warned to avoid the area

Scottish Government officials did not consider stricter hybrid working methods as the new hybrid working policy for civil servants begins.

A major hotel company was in profit when it was placed into administration

Harry Boisseau fell into the sector 'by chance'. He has since built a business that counts Glastonbury and Burning Man among its customers

Graeme Roy explains why Adam Smith’s 250-year-old test of prosperity still matters

Royal Navy launches first autonomous squadron at Portsmouth, deploying uncrewed boats for frontline surveillance, reconnaissance and force protection operations

Starbucks to hire 7,500 UK baristas over five years and open 500 coffee shops by 2031, with jobs focused in the Midlands, Wales and Scotland, supporting UK growth

Scotland faces a stark EV charging divide, with limited off-street parking hindering uptake in Glasgow and other communities as ministers review the ZEV mandate

Ipsos poll finds 58% of Scots want Holyrood to decide North Sea oil and gas licences, as Westminster considers Rosebank drilling approval and devolution

More than 150 paintings will fill Green Gallery in Buchlyvie this November as the Stirlingshire gallery opens its Christmas Exhibition with a weekend craft fair.

At 6:40 on a wet weekday morning, a private-hire driver named Marcus sits in a parked car outside a train station, watching two apps at once.

Every consultant in Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital A&E has written to Scotland's health watchdog warning that 24-hour waits, corridor care and patients moved from resuscitation areas have made harm a daily reality — yet the Scott...

Titanic exhibition opens in Edinburgh on November 28, 2026, featuring Robert Douglas Norman’s rare letter, authentic artefacts and the ship’s history.

Michael Cruickshank, 34, died in an A94 crash near Glamis on November 5. Police Scotland appeals for witnesses after another driver was seriously hurt

Glasgow’s Cowcaddens legal graffiti wall is being decommissioned after a council review, with artists given until January 31, 2027, to stop painting there

On November 8, Remembrance Sunday 2026 saw Glasgow’s service return to George Square, with Jenny Gilruth laying a wreath for Scotland’s fallen and veterans

The Machrie on Islay has highlighted staff accommodation as a key recruitment issue as new accounts show improving revenues but continued losses

Three Police Scotland officers were assaulted and two men arrested and charged after disorder outside Glasgow’s OVO Hydro following a bare-knuckle boxing event

Police Scotland chief Jo Farrell says Peter Murrell’s conviction proves the force is free from political interference after his £400,000 SNP embezzlement.

Molson Group enters administration, closing its Scottish arm in Motherwell and making 203 of 345 UK heavy equipment staff redundant after weak demand

Highland councillor Matthew Reiss seeks Ethical Standards Commissioner guidance on councillors’ conduct and bias over renewable energy planning applications.

Scottish Government analysis has revealed that 22 buildings require urgent safety measures, while cladding remediation work is under way at just two.

As the blame game for the midterms disaster plays out among Republicans, it’s already shaping the presidential contest in two years’ time writes Foreign Editor David Pratt

The STUC is investigating the renewables industry. Our Writer at Large hears how the SNP is allowing money which should stay in Scotland to go to private and foreign investors

Scottish actor David Hayman’s remarkable career, from A Sense of Freedom and Trial & Retribution to Andor, and his Glasgow roots and Spirit Aid charity

From her base in Thurso on the north coast of Scotland, Amy Jones is investigating a technology that some believe could help solve the problem of environmentally-friendly energy generation.

Maryam Namazie, the Iranian-born founder of the Council of Ex-Muslims of Britain, has long campaigned against the veil — but she says Reform UK, with its record on women and minorities, is the last party she would trust to champion that cause.

Scotland will mark Remembrance Sunday with a military parade, two-minute silence and wreath-laying ceremony in Edinburgh led by the First Minister.

Scotland's overcrowded prisons have 1,525 outstanding maintenance defects as the jail population runs hundreds above design capacity.

Becky Sikasa Letham Nights, Letham Village Hall, Fife. Teddy Jamieson Four Stars

Review: SCO/Manze City Halls, Glasgow

Scotland could face colder temperatures and wintry showers later in November as a weakening polar vortex increases the risk of Arctic weather.

Scottish Greens urge John Swinney to exclude Spanish train manufacturer CAF from a ScotRail contract bid over alleged links to Israeli settlements.

Charlie Horne, one of Scotland’s last surviving D-Day veterans who cleared mines off Omaha Beach during the Normandy landings, has died aged 100.

Shoppers are being urged not to open certain Baxters soup tins over fears they could swell, burst and release a foul smell. Here's which cans are affected.

New Scottish Liberal Democrat analysis estimates 597 excess deaths associated with lengthy A&E waits in Scotland during the first eight months of 2026.

A 21-year-old man has died following a crash near Tarland in Aberdeenshire. Three others were taken to hospital as police appeal for witnesses.

A four-year-old boy has died after a Range Rover crashed on Drumcross Road near Bathgate in West Lothian, with Police Scotland appealing for witnesses.

Major M8 closures begin in Glasgow over two weekends, with drivers warned of delays. Here are the closure times, affected junctions and diversion routes.

North Ayrshire becomes the fourth Scottish authority to demand action over the ethics watchdog system, increasing pressure on First Minister John Swinney.

According to a Freedom of Information request, the university entered into a ‘Workshop Facilitation’ contract with PA Consulting on January 21, 2026.

Families in Argyll and Bute have been asked for their views on aligning all high school timetables and 'developing online learning opportunities'.

The SNP has demanded an emergency winter plan from Prime Minister Andy Burnham as the Bank of England raised rates to 4%, forecast inflation nearing 5%, and energy bills look set to rise by almost 29% in January.

An SNP MSP and renewables industry figures are urging the Scottish Government to let new regional councils keep business rates from onshore wind farms, with analysis suggesting the move could channel £78 million a year to rural communities.

From a telephone in a borrowed room to Scotland's largest rape crisis centre, the women behind Glasgow & Clyde Rape Crisis reflect on 50 years of change.

Scottish businesses are still investing and expanding, but higher interest rates and renewed cost pressures threaten to make growth harder

Portfolio of landmark Scottish hotels up for sale as Baillie Gifford chief executive reflects on 'stress' of job

The year-on-year move in Scottish house prices last month contrasted with the trend in the UK as a whole

Millions of retail investors own shares in investment trusts, but many votes go unused. Could a new US approach offer lessons for the UK?