A man has been jailed for more than three years for selling illegal IPTV subscriptions and pre-loaded Firesticks to almost 2,000 customers.

Maureen Beattie is relishing the chance to play Lear as a terrifyingly flawed mother, in a Pitlochry Festival Theatre production that mixes gallows humour, gender-flipped casting and a brutally timely look at tyranny, abuse and the human condition.

Scotrail has said tickets can be used on buses

Drivers have been warned to plan ahead and avoid delays with alternate routes

The colony is one of the largest in the world

Staff will walk out on Monday - and every second day after that

In recent months, the university has been roiled by an ongoing transparency row amid plans to cut £140 million from the institution’s annual budget.

The volume of North American involvement in Scottish golf investments has increased "noticeably" during the past two years

Countryside rangers and police officers are to begin joint patrols of Cairngorms National Park as part of a campaign to support a new fire byelaw and reduce wildfire risk.

YouGov data shows 66% of Scots fear emergency contraception is difficult to access after 10pm, as doctors call for the morning-after pill to be sold in shops.

A Scottish shopping centre collapsed into liquidation owing more than £5 million.

The businesses on the famous Scottish island are coming together in the 'full-circle' deal

The general manager of the Scottish family-owned firm flagged a 'challenging moment'

Plans for Chinatown dominated a special series on the future of Glasgow in June

Today's cartoon is on Union Street's temporary building.

The Summit is an adventure reality show hosted by Ben Shepherd that has been reportedly cancelled by ITV after one series

University of Glasgow researchers found that replacing long periods of sitting with light movement could reduce the risk of dying from cancer.

Scotland’s agriculture minister has visited Bakkafrost Scotland’s Applecross facility, which combines renewable energy, advanced technology and skilled rural jobs.

Creative Scotland is seeking to sell the Centre for Contemporary Arts (CCA) building in Glasgow following the organisation’s collapse into insolvency, the Scottish Government has confirmed.

The eyes of the cycling world will turn to Edinburgh in one year’s time, when for the first time in the race’s 120-year history, the Tour de France departs from Scottish soil, with excitement building ahead of the largest free sporting spectacle ...

A free indoor beach has opened at Livingston Designer Outlet for the summer, with visitors encouraged to support Down’s Syndrome Scotland.

Lord Stockwood responds to concern raised by Labour peer Catherine MacLeod over access to finance for small businesses in Scotland

Edinburgh City Council has launched a consultation on Community Payback Orders, inviting residents to help shape future unpaid work projects.

Former Lord Advocate Dorothy Bain KC has been appointed as a judge and will take up her new role in January.

Families can take on interactive challenges across GRID Braehead this summer for the chance to win £250 vouchers and other prizes.

A new exhibition by Scottish artist Eve McGlynn has opened at Glasgow’s Kimpton Blythswood Square Hotel, with her paintings on display until July 19.

A Police Scotland operation targeting immigration crime across the country identified 10 'irregular migrants'

The Scottish Government's heritage agency Historic Environment Scotland (HES) is searching for a new chair after Sir Mark Jones resigned after just nine months.

Richard Gargaro appeared before East Lothian Licensing Board just days after being convicted of driving under the influence to ask for a personal licence

This week Perth and Kinross Licensing Board unanimously granted a provisional licence for the supermarket, which is still under construction.

The Scottish company has agreed to a takeover valuing it at around $360 million

Nearly one million young job seekers are NEET – not in employment, education or training – due to weaker labour markets and limited work experience access. Could partnerships and apprenticeships offer potential solutions?

A memorial will take place at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh to mark the anniversary of the Srebrenica genocide and honour more than 8,300 victims.

A new city centre policing unit has launched in Edinburgh, with almost 50 dedicated officers funded through the city's Visitor Levy to help keep residents and visitors safe.

The Loch Ness Experience has unveiled a new bust of Ronnie Bremner, the visionary founder who helped transform Loch Ness into one of Scotland’s most famous visitor destinations.

A video posted to social media shows around half a dozen graduates leaving the university’s first ceremony of the summer on Wednesday.

A Glasgow-based shipping company has been questioned after a ship allegedly linked to Russia's shadow fleet docked in Europe for maintenance

A Scottish property rental company has been placed into liquidation.

Dentons has advised Zenobē on the Coalburn battery energy storage system, one of the UK's largest battery storage projects, as it reaches financial close.

One of Scotland's most distinctive landmarks welcomed a record number of visitors last year.

Edinburgh Honey Co is opening its third shop in the capital, bringing honey tastings, beekeeping workshops and community events to Canonmills.

A cyclist has been left fighting for his life after being struck by a car.

Omniplex Renfrew Street will reopen on July 10 following the first phase of a £22 million redevelopment.

A new £10 million railway control hub has opened in Glasgow to help manage one of Scotland’s busiest and most complex rail routes.

Loch Lomond Waterfront Lodges in Balmaha has been put up for sale for £3.75 million as its owners prepare to retire after 24 years.

East Dunbartonshire Council has decided against the introduction of a visitor levy, which would increase the cost of overnight stays for tourists.

Dunglass Estate in East Lothian is investing in a new glass atrium to expand its wedding and events offering with support from Bank of Scotland.

Governor Maura Healey was in Boston’s Seaport neighbourhood when she saw two men in kilts amidst the glass towers and the manicured promenades of the waterfront.

The honour of opening this year’s Edinburgh International Film Festival (EIFF) goes to Edinburgh-born director Louis Paxton and his debut feature about eccentric brother and sister Isla and Sandy, whose Scottish island home is disturbed by the arri...

It's going to be a land and sea journey for the Kings baton relay