Ryanair has announced it will introduce a £500 fine for passengers whose behaviour results in them being removed from the aircraft.

The Scottish airport chief executive has revealed key long haul routes he is targeting

The UK economy saw the biggest monthly contraction for a year-and-a-half in April in a setback to Chancellor Rachel Reeves

The chair of the public inquiry into the death of Sheku Bayoh will hear arguments on Thursday about whether he should step down

The first of a series of lifeline ferries for Scotland being built abroad at a cost of £381m is scheduled to have been completed seven years faster than the long-delayed and over budget fiasco vessels being built in Inverclyde, it has emerged.

Ministers have halted vital funding of Scottish Government-owned ferry fiasco firm that is needed to bring in vital work to keep it alive, it can be revealed.

Glasgow City Council has received complaints about drug paraphernalia - including needles and syringes - in the vicinity of the safe consumption room.

The 400-square-metre venue is designed to host weddings, corporate functions and community events

New chiefs bidding to revive Sterling amid challenging conditions on high street

The Scottish wind farm could be producing energy within three years

The Scots Language Awards will return to Ayrshire after a successful first visit to the area last year.

Today's cartoon is on Douglas Ross convening a committee meeting from the Caribbean.

A collection of rarely seen paintings by one of Scotland's most respected contemporary artists, Dame Elizabeth Blackadder, has gone on show in Glasgow.

Rachel Reeves has unveiled her Spending Review — with major funding for a new AI supercomputer in Edinburgh, the Acorn carbon project, and Faslane.

Peter Krykant called for state-backed safe drug consumption areas

Ian Murray says the 2026 election will be about trust in public spending, as Rachel Reeves announces record funding for the Scottish Government

In a statement, published on his website, his family said: "We are heartbroken."

The approaching Summer Solstice on Saturday, June 21, is thought to be behind the sudden interest in Scotland’s prehistoric monuments

Jenny Gilruth and Pam Duncan-Glancy have clashed over the state of Scottish education, with both citing officials statistics. Are their claims true?

Business group offers scathing assessment of Chancellor's plans

A company linked to Tory peer Michelle Mone should pay back more than £121 million for breaching a Government contract for 25 million surgical gowns during the coronavirus pandemic, the High Court has heard.

The future of street theatre at the Edinburgh Festival Festival is at risk due to the soaring costs involved in accommodating crowds and performers.

US-focused healthcare specialist declares approach 'fundamentally undervalues' business

Detectives investigating gang-related violence in Scotland’s Central Belt say they have recovered a firearm.

Six Scottish restaurants have been named in the UK’s top 100 by the The National Restaurant Awards.

Scottish Government ministers will meet soon to discuss a potential rescue package for Dundee University, previously valued at £100 million.

Motorists have been advised to avoid the area

 A first-of-its-kind book store in Scotland has opened in Glasgow’s Buchanan Galleries.

Kirkcaldy town centre and seafront has been named as one of the communities to benefit from a £240 million growth mission fund, the Chancellor confirmed.

Falkirk-based bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis said 400 Scottish jobs are at risk as it announces a consultation on its UK manufacturing strategy.

John Swinney has reshuffled his cabinet, creating a new role for Mairi McAllan, with a focus places on housing

Following news that Lyla has been named the 'Best Restaurant in Scotland', we revisit food and drink writer Sarah Campbell's experience of the fine dining spot.

The Scottish Greens have praised the announcement after securing funding for the trial in budget deliberations

A Scottish underground hydrogen storage technology firm has been backed by Ofgem and a high-powered energy consortium

There have been close to 250 sex crimes at train stations in Scotland over the past three years, according to new figures

Existing guidance has led to "miscommunications" with councils and questionable decisions around mothballing but will remain in place until at least next academic year.

Deacon Blue star Jim Prime is seriously ill in hospital, his bandmates have revealed.

Airline hails reaching a total of 30 million passengers through one Scottish airport

A three-year project to help repair decades of erosion to a path on An Teallach has raised £250,000.

A poem by a 'titanic figure' of the Scottish Enlightenment discovered in a box of junk in Clackmannanshire is to go up for auction

Senior ministers will gather at Bute House as First Minister John Swinney organises a modest cabinet reshuffle at Bute House.

Douglas Ross joined Holyrood’s Education Committee from the Caribbean, prompting calls from MSPs to replace him as convenor during the session.

Two people have been killed after a fatal crash on the A98, near Enzie in Buckie on Tuesday.

Land in Drumchapel where a community centre stood until it was demolished following a fire is set to be sold to a housing developer

A CalMac ferry due to be scrapped has been given a stay of execution due to post-Brexit red tape

Calls have been made to halt plans for a new 'greener' fossil fuel power station in Scotland which has received millions of pounds in public money backing after it has been revealed it will be three times as polluting as first presented.

Calls have been made to halt plans for a new 'greener' fossil fuel power station in Scotland which has received millions of pounds in public money backing after it has been revealed it will be three times as polluting as first presented.

Council officials had been forced to U-turn on plans to close four nurseries, but the administration did not allow parents to speak at the meeting confirming the change.

Unpaid carers in Scotland are being 'penalised' by the underfunded social care system, leading to growing mental health concerns.

It is a ferry scandal which could yet sink a government.