Momentum for a future Scottish independence referendum has stalled amid growing factions within the Yes movement, Professor Sir John Curtice has said as he shares his predictions 10 years on from the historic vote.

Wildlife photographer Gordon Buchanan tells The Herald about his new live show, his career highlights and being chased by tigers and bears

Scottish Greens went from a membership of hundreds to thousands, and later ended up in Government. Was Indyref the making of them?

Sir Keir Starmer has insisted his Labour government can offer supporters of independence “a changed Scotland."

The A83 has been closed this morning due to hillside concerns. Rainfall overnight has triggered a debris slide, which is ongoing. Geotechnical engineers are monitoring the situation as it develops.

As the spotlight turns again to the role of prevention for the NHS and population health, the Herald speaks to GPs in Scotland who have been leading the way ahead of the British Society of Lifestyle Medicine Conference

John Swinney has said he was “heartbroken” by the referendum result in 2014 ahead of the 10-year anniversary, but is “very optimistic about Scotland’s future”.

Blown up, deroofed, deserted. These mysterious ruins in the woods, says one expert, are evidence of Scotland's 'ultimate clearances' by state forestry..

When the doors to Scotland’s flagship ice climbing facility opened, there were high hopes it might help transform the sport, encourage a new generation of climbers and even make it safer.

Several migrants have died while trying to cross the English Channel, it has been reported.

On September 16, the Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park Authority board will make a decision on the Lomond Banks project. Here's the plan.

Parents in North Lanarkshire Council said recent traffic incidents involving student pedestrians illustrate their safety concerns about routes to school.

'This is the largest planning consent for a standalone BESS (battery energy storage system) in Scotland to date'

The company said the AI-powered version would address 'blank canvas' syndrome

The industrial investment has been sold in a multi-million-pound deal

People living in the Scottish Highlands have told of their continuing frustration over 'rip off' delivery charges.

In a visceral article written for The Herald on Sunday to mark 10 years since the referendum, Sillars also criticises "sad, delusional delegates" at the SNP conference who believe John Swinney will "make the happy days come back again".

An exclusivity deal between a developer and the Scottish Government’s commercial arm should end if plans for Loch Lomond are rejected, the Scottish Greens have said.

The Scottish Government has spent £16 million in less than four years on design and assessment for work on a beleaguered stretch of road.

Falling life expectancy, widening health inequalities, a decline in living standards, and crumbling public services. Does it have to be this way? Professor Danny Dorling doesn't think so - the Herald visited the launch event of the new Scottish Healt...

Rob Aitken joins newly launched Ventex after long spells with KPMG and PwC

Labour tax plans will be front and centre of clients' minds

Police say they are becoming increasingly concerned for the well-being of missing Edinburgh schoolgirl.

Around 11.55pm on Friday, 13 September, 2024, a 40-year old man was found unresponsive on George Street, Paisley.

For followers of fashion, they are the ‘must have’ sneaker - or they were, until former Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was spotted wearing Adidas Sambas.

A letter to the the UK and Scottish Governments has warned job losses at Grangemouth will only be the tip of the iceberg because of the oil and gas ban.

"This is a significant political development with profound legal implications," Mr Salmond said responding to the PM's and spokeswoman's comments.

"The further expenditure of public money on more legal challenges in addition to those that have already cost the taxpayer dearly would be an egregious waste of public money and lead to very serious problems for those who approve such expenditure".

Stephen Flynn has called for a “grown-up discussion” between politicians to establish a “pathway” to Scottish independence.

It's the second time he has scooped the international crime writing festival Bloody Scotland’s annual prize, having previously won it in 2016.

Cast extras were spotted on set during the filming of Guillermo del Toro's Frankenstein in Edinburgh's Canongate on Friday the 13th

Scottish band The Bluebells performed with a Dumbarton-based dementia choir at Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum this afternoon for National Playlist Day

At last, 35 years after he was murdered, there’s to be an independent public inquiry into the assassination of the Belfast solicitor Pat Finucane at the hands of a loyalist terrorist death squad.

Adele Rennie, 33, was sentenced to 28 months in prison and put on the sex offenders register for 10 years.

The leader of the Reform party claims he will be heavily involved in campaigning

In late summer of last year, one of Scotland’s most high-profile chefs stopped to answer a call on the way to a lunch service at his newly reopened restaurant in Bridge of Allan.

Alan Cumming is to be the new Artistic Director of Pitlochry Festival Theatre. Ask anyone involved in Scottish theatre for their reaction to the news and you’ll be met with a simple three-letter palindrome: wow.

Film, stage and TV star Alan Cumming has been announced as the new Artistic Director of the iconic Pitlochry Festival Theatre.

A total of 55 branches across the UK are to close in the latest round of cuts

The owner said it was 'not an easy decision' to sell the hotel

One of Caledonian MacBrayne’s oldest and largest ferries is due to return to service eight months after it was drydocked for repairs.  

Scottish Water will begin work to repair Princes Street after a sunken manhole appeared, but works will take nearly a full week to complete.

the yard’s interim chief executive John Petticrew said it would not be able to meet the previously announced target of September 30

A Paisley building which was once the largest Baptist church in Britain is to be transformed into a multi-purpose event space.

Perth-born actor Ewan McGregor has said he is ‘very touched’ after being awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

The private harbour will go up for sale later this month on September 25

Three space projects in Scotland will receive almost £7.5 million between them as part of the UK Government’s support for the space sector.

Gary Lightbody of Snow Patrol discusses growing up in the Troubles, being humbled by Glasgow and his band's new album

Burlesque? What exactly is this entertainment form? Well, it’s a performance style that dates back to the 1800s and involves a send up of an art form. It’s cheeky, it’s fun, it’s provocative, and highly sexualised and camp – and sometimes i...

The investigation found Ms Wadhwa “did not understand the limits of her authority”