The EU's new Entry Exit system (EES) rolled out further last month, but is causing longer waits for passengers at airports.

Labour's Andy Burnham is due to become the UK's seventh Prime Minister in ten years today and take a "more pragmatic approach" to North Sea oil and gas.

A Scottish family-run distillery has collapsed into liquidation.

The two friends have built the bespoke tailoring firm founded in Dubai into a business with 100 staff and have exciting plans for the future

Martin Mooney is undertaking a massive challenge to raise money for Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus Scotland

Nearly two-thirds of Scots would welcome technology blocking social media at night, as new polling highlights concerns over sleep and late-night scrolling.

The boss of the main trade union representing civil servants working for the Scottish Government's troubled heritage agency Historic Environment Scotland is seeking urgent talks with its new interim chair.

HMRC is consulting on plans to make millions of self-employed workers, landlords and side hustlers pay tax earlier through major Self Assessment reforms.

A 66-year-old man has died after his van was involved in a crash in Dumfries and Galloway.

Firefighters are tackling a 'fire in the open' at Arthur's Seat.

Gordon McKee, Labour MP for Glasgow South, argues that the 1996 abolition of Strathclyde Regional Council left the city saddled with a broken, 12-authority structure that has suppressed growth, fragmented transport and cost Scotland billions — and ...

US President Donald Trump has said people in Aberdeen will be “dancing in the streets” following reports Andy Burnham could back new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea.

Cairngorms National Park said that, while the fire 'remains an ongoing incident and the operation is far from over,' there is 'growing optimism that the combined efforts of fire crews, gamekeepers and estate workers has made a tangible impact'.

A man has died after a single vehicle crash on an island off the west coast of the Shetland Mainland.

Residents who endured a ‘noisy’ Christmas event for weeks in Glasgow Green want to see more investment in the park.

Renowned Glasgow-based street artist Smug has swapped Scotland's largest city for Stornoway for his newest mural.

Police in Edinburgh are appealing for information following the discovery of an injured man in the Saughton area of the city.

A man's body has been found in the River Clyde in the early hours of this morning.

The programme is designed to expand professional connections through sport and boost confidence in participating in golf-focused business events

Vikings, traditional musicians, authors and storytellers will take centre stage in Dingwall this August as part of the town's 800th anniversary celebrations, with a major Viking community day and a new four-day music and literature festival among the...

As Scotland prepares to host the 23rd edition of the Commonwealth Games next week, sports history experts are shining a spotlight on the nation’s rich and longstanding association with the event, tracing a story that stretches back almost 100 years...

A new mooring and pontoon facility - Loch Fyne Mooring & Pontoon - located at the idyllic village of Cairndow, at the head of Upper Loch Fyne, has officially opened.

A Scottish Green MSP has said being transgender has “never been the most interesting thing about my life”, as she described facing “upsetting” abuse online.

An East Lothian town has been ranked among the UK’s favourite coastal spots. Which? surveyed more than 5,300 people about their experiences of UK seaside destinations in the last year.

A family have spoken of their disgust after arriving at Wemyss Bay's Parkdean Resorts holiday park to find their caravan smeared with blood, human faeces, and used dog-waste bags.

CALLS have continued for a minor injuries unit to be installed at Hay Lodge Hospital in Peebles.

Andy Burnham will take a "more pragmatic approach" with a “change of emphasis” on North Sea oil and gas, Labour's deputy leader has today confirmed.

Families in Glasgow are particularly likely to be wasting high amounts of money on food that goes uneaten, a survey indicates.

Facebook users have been hit by a major global outage which means users cannot get on the site

Scotland's premier ice cream maker, Equi's Ice Cream, has revealed the nation's favourite ice cream flavours.

However, she choked on her vomit and died during the night. It is believed the kit died as the result of stress caused by fireworks being set off.

Six weeks after masked protesters marched through Glasgow city centre, the unrest has moved into its communities. At its root lies a genuine crisis in asylum housing policy and a far-right movement that knows how to exploit it.

Former employees of Amnesty International UK in Scotland have warned the organisation risks damage to its long-standing reputation as it faces potential legal action from JK Rowling.

Newly-elected MSP Cara McKee has revealed her battle with a rare and excruciating illness as she prepares for life-changing surgery later this week.

A humanitarian worker with close to three decades of experience says he has 'never been as shocked' as he was when visiting the West Bank

HebCelt 2026 attracted 16,000 visitors to Stornoway with ticket sales up, strong community support and Gaelic culture at the heart of one of the festival's most successful years

An unknown quantity outside of Israel, this son of Moroccan immigrants is now forerunner to become the country’s next leader. Foreign Editor David Pratt profiles Gadi Eisenkot

THIS week’s Icon presents the curator of this wholesome, some would say magisterial, series with a problem. We use the word “some” in its rarely deployed singular sense.

Trains are being disrupted due to a signal fault between Haymarket and Edinburgh Waverley station.

Police are appealing for information following a serious assault in Paisley. The incident happened around 2.30pm on Saturday, July 18, in the Blackstoun Oval area of the town.

The British Heart Foundation has revealed the locations of 87 charity shops set to close by March 2027.

Leading Scottish Labour thinker Pauline Bryan tells our Writer at Large why Anas Sarwar should quit and why Burnham must back federalism and give Scotland indyref2 powers

ScotRail services at Glasgow Queen Street are delayed and cancelled after a rush-hour train developed a fault in the tunnels.

A man has been arrested and charged following a serious assault in an Edinburgh stairwell.

Two orphaned hedgehog hoglets have been given a lifeline after travelling on a CalMac ferry from Lewis to the mainland to receive specialist care.

Passengers travelling to Spain from Edinburgh Airport could be turned away at the border due to a new rule change.

The former First Minister appeared relaxed and happy as she walked through Glasgow

Allies of the new Labour leader have said he intends to make a “dynamic” start to his premiership

Emergency services are at the scene