A man has been seriously injured in a street attack in a Scottish city.

Live updates on Easter Storm Dave

Ferries remain disrupted and roads closed - but the storm has passed

A Glasgow college and a social enterprise have agreed a new partnership to support people in poverty receiving training and getting into work

Ministers rejected a green bus plan expected to protect Scottish jobs at a failing bus builder supported with public money.

Ministers ditched a green bus plan expected to protect Scottish jobs at a failing bus giant kept afloat with public cash — and instead backed a £45 million scheme that sent nearly half the work to China, the Herald can reveal.

The Principal and Chief Executive of Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) discusses the past, present, and future of the organisation.

Cutting-edge research from Scotland's Rural College (SRUC) is helping to address some of our biggest global challenges.

Actor faced his first live audience for filming of pivotal scenes at world-famous venue.

Scotland’s next government will inherit a £4.7bn funding gap, rising demand for public services and shrinking room to manoeuvre on tax. The real challenge isn’t ambition — it’s what can realistically be afforded.

More than 30 years after the Bosnian war, survivors of Srebrenica are still fighting for justice, recognition and truth in a country shaped by denial.

Rivals say Scottish Labour's battle to win Nicola Sturgeon's Holyrood seat is in 'meltdown' following the original candidate's suspension and the last minute selection of a successor.

Political Correspondent Hannah Brown meets with Srebrenica survivors in Bosnia still living with the legacy of war, denial and the fight for justice.

Each week, the self-righteous and highly judgmental journalist Rab McNeil puts one of the country's weel-kent creations, names or faces under close scrutiny in his Scottish Icons series. This week, the humble Scotch pie falls under his Sauron-like ga...

”So what’s happening in Scotland, then?” my Italian relatives are wont to ask when I tell them we have Holyrood elections next month. And honestly, how to answer? I would like to boast about the parliament I voted enthusiastically in favour of ...

Most fled during brutal crackdowns, making harrowing escapes using safe houses and even swimming winter rivers to cross the border and join the peshmerga. Foreign Editor David Pratt in Northern Iraq meets some remarkable women

Mr Cole-Hamilton said his party would open up new ways to connect villages, towns and cities

Two men have been charged in connection with an alleged attack on a man in Edinburgh.

Police have launched a probe into the incident

The Met Office has issued a fresh Storm Dave warning

Mr Swinney said the SNP message is “striking a chord” with people around the country

A pensioner has died following a crash on a Scottish island.

Co-leader Gillian Mackay said she wanted to see NHS dental charges ended

A former GHA building in Glasgow, at 539 Mosspark Boulevard, could be turned into a mosque.

Police are searching for the driver who fled a hit-and-run crash

Civil servants are rarely using Scottish Government buildings, according to official statistics. However, there is an 'astonishing' cost to the taxpayer.

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton has ruled out ever backing John Swinney as First Minister, as election dealmaking looms. In a wide-ranging interview, he sets out his strategy to defeat the SNP and reshape Holyrood.

There has been big news on flights for Scotland's airports and a surprise.

Hunter Laing director underlines prospects for exports to India after fact-finding mission

The hotel reopened in 2021 after being closed for nearly a decade and now hosts 7,300 guests a year

The accountancy firm has revealed a key move in its rapid expansion

The next Scottish Government could receive £900 million in additional block grant funding. A union says this should all go to ASN provision.

A converted bungalow described as a "haven for health and happiness" has been shortlisted for Scotland's Home of the Year.

The long-term dynamics of the world remain in place, one year after Liberation Day in the US

Kevin McKenna discusses the city’s transport infrastructure with the Glasgow Commission and why bus travel should be a priority

A report by a group of politicians and economic experts has concluded that Glasgow is suffering the effects of systemic and long-term neglect by central government

A new Scottish charity has launched in partnership with Beatson Cancer Charity aiming to transform how patients prepare for and recover from cancer treatment

Emergency services were alerted to an incident at Drumpellier Country Park in Coatbridge at around 4.20pm on Wednesday

A notorious Holocaust denier who was extradited from Scotland after spending years on the run from authorities in France has been sentenced to one year of house arrest.

A Loch Lomond festival which was due to take place this weekend has been postponed due to Storm Dave

Co-op has launched a judicial review against Perth and Kinross councillors’ decision to approve a new Sainsbury’s convenience store in Auchterarder.

A Renfrewshire school teacher has been struck off after buying alcohol for pupils.

Around 100 parking warden roles are currently empty as Glasgow City Council considers alternative options to fill the posts.

Scottish Water is warning residents and motorists in East Dunbartonshire of the closure of a main route into Milngavie following a burst on a rising sewer main.

Offshore wind power could boost energy security in Scotland and provide a spur to growth amid the strains caused by the war on Iran sector champions claim.

Plans for new luxury caravans and hot tubs at a newly-bought holiday park have been submitted.

A Scottish tyres, exhausts, and vehicle servicing business founded by Sir Tom Farmer has been sold

Multiple streets in Greenock will face restrictions for filming works next week.

The company has raised £500,000 of investment and is looking for more to fuel expansion into the US

A community hub has issued a swift apology after an ill-judged April Fool's Day post was slated on social media for disrespecting disabled children.