Business leaders warn the Energy Profits Levy is threatening North Sea jobs, with up to 1,000 losses a month if the windfall tax remains in place.

The car was found near to the park’s entrance onto Haggs Road

Shares in Diageo surge as drinks giant reveals its new chief executive

Families have been urged to seek help from a “transformational” energy efficiency scheme which has already saved Scots around £17.5 million in heating their homes.

With just days left to respond, Edinburgh faces a fierce tram debate. Two routes, big costs, and claims of a public ‘false choice’.

Ethan Petrie was last seen around 8.50pm on Sunday

Plans for a £2bn Edinburgh Trams extension reveal new routes from Granton to BioQuarter - and what it means for the city’s transport future

How do Edinburgh’s proposed tram routes compare? We break down costs, journey times, disruption, and demand ahead of key council decisions.

Housebuilders have warned that a new tax aimed at funding cladding repairs could stall construction across Scotland. Developers told MSPs the proposed Building Safety Levy risks making projects unviable and worsening the housing emergency.

Legal experts say John Swinney misinterpreted contempt of court law after the First Minister refused to comment on the Scottish Government’s latest legal battle with For Women Scotland.

An airline has unveiled a new route ahead of the launch of a new airport base

The share price of a Scottish engineering giant soared after a shroud of uncertainty was lifted

The former screenwriter highlighted the company's global mission 'to accelerate the global adoption of sustainable, welfare-focused aquaculture practices'

With a Scottish election just months away, the political stakes of the UK Budget could hardly be higher

Professor Sir Anton Muscatelli has warned Scotland risks deterring workers and investment if it continues to diverge too far from UK income tax rates. In a new report commissioned by Anas Sarwar, the former Glasgow University principal calls for a lo...

Nearly 30 years after its turbines first began to spin, Scotland’s pioneering windfarm has been reborn – more powerful than ever.

Scotland’s first commercial wind farm is to deliver five times more energy following a number of upgrades.

Police tape surrounded the statue of Donald Dewar at the top of the street, as well as a large cherry picker nearby.

BBC boss Tim Davie has become the latest media figure to fall on his sword before US President Donald Trump, resigning on Sunday evening amid a row over an edited speech.

Alexander Carrick modelled the sculpture in clay while serving on the front line in Belgium, before sending it back to Scotland to be cast in bronze. 

The shock departures come after a memo by Michael Prescott, a former external adviser to the BBC’s editorial standards committee, raising several concerns about the broadcaster, was leaked to press.

It is alleged that Ami Boyland purchased drugs and alcohol for a young person she supported.

"We didn't know what to expect when we launched the competition at the start of the season"

The family-run Peerie Cafe has served hearty meals and home baking to the workers and residents of Scrabster in Caithness for 23 years.

A Scottish company that supplied food to restaurants and retailers has been placed into administration

One of the most important surviving symbols of Gaelic ­Scotland, Kisimul Castle was for centuries the clan seat of the Macneils of Barra, who claimed descent from Niall of the Nine Hostages, great-grandfather of St Columba.

Ian Ronald Gray was last seen at 2AM on Sunday, 9 November in the Spey Drive area of Dundee.

"The emergency planning would have to involve issues like arrangements to distribute iodine tablets to half the population of Rosyth ..."

First Minister John Swinney was among the dignitaries to lay wreaths outside of the capital city’s civic chambers.

A man accused of sexually assaulting an eight-year-old boy in the Scottish Highlands has died in prison.

On the day of the fair, around 30 students gathered near the venue with signs protesting the involvement of the defence firms.

A popular bakery and café company in Glasgow’s west end has secured permission to open one of its venues until 11pm.

The King has led the nation in honouring those who have died in conflict on Remembrance Sunday at a ceremony attended by thousands of veterans.

Kemi Badenoch accuses SNP ministers of blocking scrutiny after claims Police Scotland failed to investigate a grooming gang in Glasgow.

BBC Scotland experienced technical issues on Sunday morning.

An Army reservist has visited an island battlefield in the Netherlands where his grandfather fought through floodwater to liberate Europe from the Nazis.

Finance Secretary Shona Robison has said the Scottish Government may have to “revisit” its promise not to increase income tax.

Councillors have signed off on a contract to demolish a tower block in Coatbridge.

Council tax bills for some East Lothian residents ‘could double’ under proposed Government reforms, it is being claimed, after property values increased by 500 per cent over the last 30 years.

New drone footage reveals significant progress at the site of Barrhead’s new £18.3 million Balgray station.

Extensive enquiries are ongoing to trace a 41-year-old man reported missing in England who has travelled to Scotland.

A shopkeeper who lost his leg after being ambushed by an armed gang was told during the attack: "You are going to die here".

Four years ago, the Blue Balls was formed, a men's wellbeing and cold water dipping group. Now they have created an annual of their stories.

CalMac was fined more than £20m for failing to meet performance standards - before being given a new £4 billion deal to continue running lifeline services, the Herald on Sunday has revealed.

CalMac was fined over £20m for poor performance before being handed a £4bn ferry deal - sparking anger and calls for accountability from islanders.

Elected politicians have raised concerns over the complaints and investigation process; as just 2% of complaints are ultimately upheld

Education specialist and former lecturer James McEnaney reflects on his discussion with the man overseeing the country’s colleges and universities

Peter Capaldi has delivered a bleak assessment on Glasgow as he calls for more action on child poverty

Shocking failures in UK arms export controls and failure to heed repeated warnings over the risk of genocide, have led to a hideous killing spree, writes Foreign Editor David Pratt

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