Motorists have been warned to expect delays following a crash on one of Scotland;s busiest motorways.

Legendary Scottish actor and comedian Stanley Baxter has died at the age of 99

Kate Forbes says Angela Constance quoted Alexis Jay accurately as no confidence motions are lodged over grooming gang comments.

A family-owned business which operates a range of holiday and leisure facilities in Scotland is to expand after securing backing

The UK’s economy contracted for the second month running in October, defying expectations for a rebound as car manufacturing only made a slight recovery from the Jaguar Land Recovery cyberattack.

Campaigners have criticised Girlguiding’s “harmful” decision to ban trans girls from becoming members ahead of a series of protests planned for the coming days.

The Roundhouse music venue has apologised to fans after alleged antisemitic imagery was shown on stage during a Primal Scream gig in London.

Temporarily saved from the threat of closure, the club is launching a new deal to woo back former members

The Inspiring History Teaching Awards are open to educators in Scotland, with judges looking to recognise the 'lige-changing' work of history teachers.

One of the Scottish city's most historic commercial buildings has been sold, with plans revealed.

Liquidators to Dog Consultancy helping employees with the submission of claims to the redundancy payments service

Glasgow property developer hails 'sensational deal' for the city

A political row is brewing over the UK Government's new Pride in Place Programme.

Jim Sillars says his new book is his last contribution to the Scottish independence movement. For the sake of this cause, we must hope that it’s not.

The annual Poultry Club of Scotland Dinner, held each year since 1995 (sans pandemic), brought together more than 300 poulterers from across Scotland.

As part of his "A Quiet Celebration Tour ", Paul Simon has announced two tour dates at Glasgow's SEC Armadillo, in 2026.

The South Ayrshire dad of one has been described as a “loving father, partner, son, and friend”.

The statement, which was made on social media in November 2023 was flagged by the force as a non-crime 'hate incident’ (NCHI).

The SNP-run local authority voted to back a three percent visitor levy on overnight stays in hotels and other accommodation.

Pressure is mounting on Justice Secretary Angela Constance after letters showed Professor Alexis Jay twice sought corrections to comments made at Holyrood.

A new cross-university study finds the Scottish Child Payment is easing deprivation for more than 70,000 children, slowing the rise of hardship seen elsewhere in the UK.

Catriona Donald joins ambitious Azets with strong experience in employment tax

Dozens of Dennistoun residents marched into the city chambers during the proceedings on Thursday morning.

Two of Scotland's most dynamic festivals are joining forces to create ambitious new work at the intersection of literature and music.

Tribunal judge Sandy Kemp found that NHS Fife had harassed Ms Peggie, but rejected claims of discrimination made against the health board.

Glasgow’s police chief has said unmanned CCTV cameras in the city centre are “hampering” investigations after a drop in the detection rate for robberies and hate crimes.

An investigation has been launched following the discovery of a body near the Sandpoint Marina this morning

The potential presence of glass in the 700ml bottles of Disaronno Originale make it “unsafe to drink” according to the Food Standards Agency (FSA)

Sandie Peggie and her solicitors announced an appeal the employment tribunal judgment against NHS Fife.

A new flight route to the United States from Glasgow and Edinburgh has been announced, with flights beginning in May

A new feature-length documentary film on Glasgow's resistance to a Home Office raid on Kenmure Street is to receive its world premiere at Sundance Film Festival in January.

Scottish biotech company MiAlgae will receive £1.5m from the government’s Grangemouth Just Transition Fund, matching by UK Government funding.

Labour and the Tories table no-confidence motions in Justice Secretary Angela Constance after claims she misrepresented Professor Alexis Jay.

Capital secondary schools and community centres should be equipped with bleed kits to help save lives if stabbing attacks happen, according to an Edinburgh councillor.

Resulting delays and cancellations have cost the railway industry as much as £12 million during the same time period.

A new logistics warehouse is being developed on the Isle of Bute in a move that will create four jobs and help retain many others on the island.

Concerns have been raised after a new report looking at Scottish terrestrial breeding birds showed that all farmland species have decreased in the past decade.

Angus MacPhail on the backlash the trad outfit has faced since dropping Gaelic star.

The update comes as Scotland reaches a high level of flu activity

Ryanair has announced a record summer schedule for Glasgow Airport - and two new routes.

One of the world’s largest airlines has opened its first lounge in Scotland

Grassmarket in central Edinburgh has been closed after a fire broke out in a flat.

A warning has sounded that some of Scotland’s most historically significant heritage properties are being affected by accelerating climate change.

Work is underway to design an emergency planning zone as plans progress for Rosyth to be the temporary repair base for the UK’s new fleet of nuclear deterrent submarines.

Traffic has been disrupted on one of Scotland's busiest motorways following a crash.

Fife MSP Alex Rowley criticises ScotRail over continued short train services, overcrowded carriages, and lack of improvements for commuters despite repeated complaints.

A scam perpetrated against Florence Cathedral is believed to have defrauded the non-profit organisation of €30million (£26m) in just six months

Susan Boyle will make her first-ever festival appearance next summer.

Overnight rail service Caledonian Sleeper has announced that Graham Kelly has been confirmed as its Managing Director.

Correspondence released through FOI show Professor Alexis Jay sought corrections from Angela Constance a second time after the Justice Secretary insisted she had accurately quoted her