Hundreds axed as BrewDog sold — founder admits “I am sorry we could not protect you.”

He is expected to appear at Airdrie Sheriff Court in due course

Thankfully, no-one was onboard

Scottish Book Trust is campaigning for a law requiring every school in Scotland to have a dedicated library.

MSPs have pressed ministers on why they have failed to implement a female genital mutilation (FGM) law - despite it being passed in Holyrood six years ago.

A major Glasgow public health review warns that social media, video game “loot boxes” and unregulated crypto casinos are grooming young UK men into gambling harm. Former Celtic striker John Hartson says the digital pressure facing 16 to 30-year-o...

An acclaimed French restaurant that served patrons in a Scottish city for almost 25 years has entered liquidation

Employee ownership trust set up to hold shares for Scottish salmon company's staff

Today's cartoon is on the US action against Iran.

Angela Currie of Hanover Scotland warns a new housing agency could add bureaucracy as 115,000 remain on waiting lists and planning delays persist.

STUC and First Minister John Swinney warn UK plans to extend settlement to 15 years could damage Scotland’s social care sector.

The Scottish Government has asked the UK Government if any military aircraft used in operations in Iran had stopovers in the country.

The Government will run a rescue flight to Muscat in Oman to help Britons stranded out in the Middle East

TRNSMT has confirmed it will be show Scotland's World Cup group stage game against Morocco on the first night of the festival.

A council is calling on Bank of Scotland to reconsider its proposal to close its branch in the village of Balivanich, citing "significant concerns" about the impact on communities across Uist and Benbecula.

An historic Sauchiehall Street building which suddenly closed will open its doors again as soon as legally able, according to a councillor.

Calls for energy profits levy to be scrapped renewed as Brent Crude prices soar amid Middle East crisis

Work is taking place to install a new bus stop at a popular restaurant at the top of Loch Fyne, a councillor has said.

Peter Mullan plays a troubled tour guide in a town transformed after being used for a fantasy TV series.

Police Scotland officers have conducted raids on suspected brothels in a bid to curb sexual exploitation.

MSP expenses for the first quarter of 2025-26 have been published by the Scottish Parliament. Here are the big spenders.

Donald Trump has said Sir Keir Starmer is no Winston Churchill after Britain refused to join initial US strikes on Iran.

A call has been made to give a historical relic in the Borders a new lick of paint ahead of the Tour de France coming to the region.

Aberdeen reports rise in profits but faces ongoing challenges in Adviser business

The head chef from one of the world's best restaurants is to take part in two exclusive dinner services at a Scottish spa hotel in March.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves shrugged off another OBR growth forecast downgrade and went on the offensive against the Conservatives

Transport Secretary Fiona Hyslop confirms deal to buy Ardrossan Harbour will be finalised "later this month".

Emirates has suspended all Glasgow to Dubai flights amid Middle East airspace closures following US-Israel action in Iran. Check Emirates.com for latest updates.

Ministers are planning to hand four new vessel contracts directly to crisis-hit Ferguson Marine — despite previously ruling out such deals.

Rachel Reeves has refused to scrap the Energy Profits Levy despite mounting pressure from North Sea operators. With oil and gas prices swinging amid Middle East tensions, the Chancellor insists the windfall tax still strikes the right balance between...

AS one of Scotland’s best-known food brands, Bells Food Group has steered a steady course over nearly 100 years to seal its reputation for quality and value for money – creating a rich legacy that has seen its pies and pastry seal their place as ...

All you need to know about Eleven Fifty Five, from opening times to menu highlights and the story behind the new Glasgow restaurant.

Robbie Winton has acquired Highland Safaris from Crieff Hydro Family of Hotels, reconnecting the much-loved attraction with the wider family of its original founder.

Scotland will receive an additional £921 million in Barnett consequentials following the Chancellor’s Spring Statement, with most of the funding earmarked for day-to-day public services. But downgraded UK growth forecasts, rising unemployment and ...

Auris Tech’s Fonetti, using ASR technology from Edinburgh University, offers real-time reading feedback to boost UK children's literacy and meet new government goals.

The Clyde-built ferry is to undergo fresh trials to confirm her suitability for the Little Minch

As the Clipper 2025-26 Round the World Yacht Race makes its final crossing into the Northern Hemisphere, the first-ever Team Scotland yacht to take part has taken a podium place in the seventh stage of the race.

The building is one of the oldest in Scotland's biggest city

The National Library of Scotland’s collections are taking flight and shaping a landmark exhibition in Shetland Museum and Archives in the final instalment of its centenary programme.

Edinburgh recorded the highest rate of deaths amongst those  experiencing homelessness, new figures reveal.

Glasgow City Council has no internal rules for how it manages more than £3 million in interest earned on a developer fund for parks and public spaces.

A man tried to murder his partner after a row over chores in the house.

A vital step in the development of a £450m Borders holiday village has been agreed after Scottish Ministers endorsed restrictions on ‘rights to roam’.

More than 10,000 patients waited over 12 hours in A&E in January, with delayed discharges and cancelled operations also rising.

Scotland’s first subsidy-free community-owned wind farm has completed its first full week of operations

Both women walked the corridors of power and share significant overlap in their careers

Scotland’s Charity Air Ambulance launches its biggest fundraising event at Murrayfield with Edinburgh Trams, featuring abseil and stair climb challenges.

The chef behind a cosy cafe in Scotland has triumphed as one of the winners at this year's Cullen Skink World Championship.

When the Spring Forecast starts, where it takes place, how long it lasts and the key announcements expected from the Chancellor.

Rachel Reeves told MPs she had the “right economic plan” for the UK but the Office for Budget Responsibility downgraded growth. GDP will increase by 1.1% in 2026, down from the 1.4% it forecast in November.