Passengers travelling on CrossCountry services in Scotland have been warned of 'major disruption' across the network.

Police are appealing for information after a missile was thrown at a player during the game between Dundee and Dundee United at Tannadice on Saturday, August 22.

The number of bluetongue virus cases confirmed in Scotland has risen as a temporary control zone has been put in place in south-west Scotland.

Concerns over the future of Scotland’s state-owned shipyard have deepened after it emerged that just 4% of a promised two year £14.2m modernisation and rescue package has been delivered.

As West Bank settler violence escalates, many fear Palestinians are being pushed to breaking point. Foreign Editor David Pratt who covered two previous intifadas examines the likelihood of another

Marra and Fagan both publicly praise Anas Sarwar while desperate to avoid his label yet experts warn Labour's structural issues maybe what ultimately decides Labour's fate.

Freedom of information figures obtained by the SNP reveal more than 2,400 phones and laptops were lost or stolen across Whitehall in 2025.

Sir Ewan Brown argues that weak boards, blurred accountability and political timidity have left Scotland's £20 billion NHS without proper scrutiny and warns the consequences fall hardest on patients and taxpayers.

THIS week’s Icon was named for a mythical Thracian bard who was a dab hand with a lute.

Transport Secretary Stephen Flynn has conceded it “took an obscene amount of time” for the Glen Sannox and Glen Rosa ferries to be built for CalMac

First Minister John Swinney has praised the “exceptional” response of crew and passengers on board a CalMac ferry following a double emergency on Friday evening

A pedestrian who died after being hit by a car has been named as police begin the hunt for witnesses who were at the tragic scene.

Police are appealing for information following a break-in at a shop in Whitburn

As Andy Burnham prepares to rule on whether to open more oilfields, our Writer at Large speaks to Dr Ewan Gibbs, Glasgow University’s authority on oil and gas

Police are investigating after a vehicle struck a property in Eaglesham.

Seven people, including two police officers, have died in a crash on the A66 near Middlesbrough following a pursuit in the early hours of Saturday

Police are appealing for information following an indecent exposure incident in Livingston.

Crew and passengers aboard a CalMac ferry have been praised for their “outstanding” response to simultaneous emergencies on Friday evening, when reports of a person falling overboard were quickly followed by a “security threat”.

Stephen Flynn has defended the cost of John Swinney's trip to the US to watch the Scotland men’s national team at the World Cup to the public purse - and labelled the media's reporting of it as "clickbait"

Largs Post Office has reported a significant increase in customer numbers.

Kilwinning MOT testing centre lands a five-year ban for falsifying certificates.

Plans have been submitted for new a Co-op store to open in West Linton.

An art gallery group is looking at taking on a famous Glasgow landmark and bring it back to life.

More than 1.4 million illicit cigarettes have been seized by Glasgow’s Trading Standards over the last five years, according to fresh reports.

THE displacement of 97 households in Coalsnaughton is likely to have an impact on house prices and property availability in Clackmannanshire.

Could luxury timeshares help save Scotland’s historic castles? An entrepreneur behind Airbnb’s rise believes shared ownership could offer a solution.

Behind the scenes, an unsung taskforce of hundreds, if not thousands, is hard at work, ensuring visitors and residents alike feel comfortable, safe, and welcomed.

A new owner is on track to complete the first phase of a housing development rescued from administration.

Scottish hotel prices are climbing, the latest figures reveal, but could rural properties benefit?

The golf course will fall short on overall aspirations for rounds played this year, but there is evidence it may be achieving one of its primary goals

Investors are paying closer attention to fiscal sustainability as government debt rises

Herald reporter Caroline Wilson speak to the world's oldest Gaelic choir - you may be surprised where they are based.

Two men have been arrested and charged after police seized £579,000 worth of cocaine in Glasgow.

CalMac said passengers on board its Arran ferry service were evacuated as emergency services dealt with the incident in Ardrossan harbour on Friday evening

Nigel Farage is the “midwife” of Holyrood’s current pro-independence majority, polling expert Sir John Curtice has told an Edinburgh Book Festival audience.

Police are appealing for information following a crash on the A93 between Dinnet and Aboyne.

A killer who murdered a man then torched his flat has been jailed for at least 23 years.

Officers investigating the disorder at the Trongate and Glasgow Cross areas following Celtic’s Premiership title win on Saturday, May 16, have charged a further eight people in connection.

Travel company McKinlay Kidd has expanded its offering with its first multi-country rail holiday, linking Scotland and Ireland in a 15-day tour.

A car has caught fire in the car park of a busy Glasgow supermarket, prompting an emergency response.

The passenger boarded in Shetland - but wasn't there when it was time to get off

Teachers have raised the alarm about the marking of the Scottish History paper, two years after similar concerns sparked huge controversy.

A new $400 million believed to belong to a US billionaire has berthed at Greenock’s James Watt Dock.

Glasgow councillor Fiona Higgins has won a ruling in the Court of Session against the Standards Commission for Scotland which sought to deny her the opportunity to present what she says is vital evidence in complaints against her

Rising costs causing difficulty for many businesses, latest Red Flag Alert finds

A Freedom of Information (FOI) request obtained by The Herald shows that just 21 roadside fines have been assessed over the last four years.

An historic 'railway' hotel which has served a Borders town for the last century is poised for a new role as a restaurant and holiday let accommodation.

Scottish businesses will showcase jewellery, homeware, stationery, fashion and beauty at Autumn Fair in Birmingham this September.

There is a “nothing to see here” culture in parts of Scotland’s NHS, the country’s Patient Safety Commissioner has said.

Scottish beauty brand VIEVE is heading to Livingston for a four-day pop-up featuring product advice, shade matching and beauty prizes.