130 new Scottish roles are coming through Berwick Bank B’s offshore wind plans

Take extra care this morning as thick fog affects roads across western Scotland

Train services around the area face knock-on disruption this morning

MG Alba warns BBC Alba's future is at risk without secure funding, highlighting a £97m annual funding gap with Welsh broadcaster S4C.

Unique Assembly, which won a contract from the council to organise Edinburgh’s Christmas and Hogmanay events, applied for permission to erect the temporary venue in September.

Scotland faces a £4.1bn affordable housing funding gap, with the housing sector warning that 15,693 homes are needed every year to tackle the crisis.

Exclusive figures reveal Glasgow child protection investigations repeatedly exceeded the council’s 28-day target, with hundreds taking more than six months to complete. The figures come amid scrutiny following the case of Family C, four children wh...

Sir Tom was reacting to a recent paper published by 25 members of the university’s Senate outlining a power struggle between academics and managers.

Audit Scotland will publish a Section 22 report on Thursday into Historic Environment Scotland, examining governance weaknesses, financial controls and leadership turmoil.

Nine more branches of the Samaritans in Scotland face closure, according to former senior volunteers of the suicide prevention charity.

Scottish Enterprise has quietly rolled a £7m taxpayer loan to Sanjeev Gupta's Dalzell steelworks into a speculative property deal, leaving a private Merseyside lender ahead of the public agency in any repayment queue.

UK Government at risk of alienating key North Sea operators as Iran war fuels energy security fears

The Herald spent six months examining Glasgow’s child protection failures after Family C. Marissa MacWhirter explains why we investigated and what is at stake.

Firefighters remain at the scene after a night-long operation

Kirkcaldy named Scotland’s happiest place to live in Rightmove’s 2026 Happy at Home Index, ranking 18th in Great Britain ahead of Perth and Inverness.

Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander is attending the Atlantic Future Forum in Oslo, highlighting Scotland’s defence industry, military bases and £2.53 billion in UK Government defence investment.

The five-year Our Rainforest Futures scheme will invest £8.3m in restoring Scotland’s temperate rainforest, creating more than 20 jobs and 15 traineeships across three west coast hubs.

Dumfries & Galloway Carnival will take place from January 29 to 31, 2027, with free music, light installations, immersive art and a parade through the town centre.

Darren McGarvey intends to renounce his Abertay University honorary doctorate over its decision to host controversial group Justice for Innocent Men Scotland (Jims)

Irvine industrial estate fire sends smoke across area as residents told to close windows and doors. Murdoch Place and A78 affected; no injuries reported

Seven people were taken to hospital after a car crashed into pedestrians on Glasgow’s Hyndland Road on November 10. Police Scotland urged drivers to avoid it.

M8 crash near Junctions 9 and 10 causes major eastbound delays in Scotland, with up to 10 vehicles involved and three lanes restricted on November 10

Discover Glasgow’s newest restaurants and bars, from Rudy’s Pizza and The Ivy Asia to whisky bars, neighbourhood dining and Detroit-style pizza.

Watches of Switzerland has lifted its full-year forecasts after first-half revenue rose 15% to £974m, with strong growth in both the UK and US

A road in Glasgow has been closed following a crash involving a car and "a number of" pedestrians. Hyndland Road in Glasgow was closed at around 3.45pm on Tuesday, and drivers have been urged to avoid the area.

The First Minister has defended the Scottish Government's refusal to step in at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, telling MSPs that the crisis in its A&E department is an "operational matter" for NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde.

Scotland introduces an avian influenza prevention zone as bird flu cases rise, requiring strict biosecurity for poultry and captive bird keepers nationwide

ITV is set to air a documentary about comedian and children's author David Walliams tonight (November 10) amid sexual misconduct allegations.

Edinburgh's new visitor levy is funding the recruiting of a team of 'Christmas City Ambassadors' to go on patrol around the city centre.

John Swinney has refused to commission a review into an independent whistleblower office despite a string of bullying scandals at Crown Estate Scotland, the Scottish Prison Service, and Historic Environment Scotland rattling confidence in the country...

John Swinney will seek to stop patients losing their place on NHS waiting lists after Royal Mail delays of up to five weeks left Highlander missing hospital appointments.

Nine bids have been submitted to take over Glasgow’s boarded-up Centre for Contemporary Arts on Sauchiehall Street, with Creative Scotland assessing plans

All of the street’s carriageway and most of the pavement surrounding the blaze site will be “returned to its previous use” by the end of December.

Renfrew businesses offered £2,500 Storm Boelo compensation despite damage claims of up to £300,000, while flooding left Renfrew Bridge closed for months

A Scottish salmon farming company has fallen to a loss after a drop in revenue of £86 million.

Councillors will be asked to create a Place Brief, which would recognise the “cultural, creative and community space” at the heart of Summerhall.

Most of the commentary in the UK around Andy Burnham's decision to reopen a conversation around Europe has been dominated by whether this is a wise political move by the Prime Minister.

Scotland’s accident and emergency departments are under “significant pressures” going into winter

Multiple women have accused David Walliams of sexually inappropriate behaviour and grooming, which he denies

Michael Marra used a University of Edinburgh speech to call for UK EU membership as a long-term goal, writing to PM Andy Burnham to demand action

The former student accommodation could finally get a new lease of life

Early findings show road casualties falling sharply across the Scottish Borders routes

Ryanair has confirmed it will be making a major change to its luggage rules from today (November 10), affecting millions of passengers.

Welcome to The Herald's Business live blog, where we’ll be bringing you the latest developments from across Scotland’s business industry.

Scottish Government bankruptcy shake-up sparks abuse fears as 92% of creditors receive nothing back. Ministers plan to double the debt limit to £50,000.

The Maritime and Coastguard Agency makes a U-turn over its CalMac checks failure claim following questions about ferry safety and the Loch Linnhe grounding.

Sector leaders say that resource and capital budgets must rise in real terms in order to begin to repair the damage done by years of 'underfunding'.

OEUK report warns 80% of supply-chain firms expect future investment and growth overseas as UK confidence falls, despite £123bn offshore energy investment.

Scotland may need more judges as High Court cases surge, with Justice Secretary Neil Gray warned victims of serious crimes could wait up to four years for justice.

Reform UK Scotland deputy leader Thomas Kerr says he finds women in burkas intimidating and calls for a ban on face coverings in public.