It comes after a Supreme Court ruling that the legal definition of a woman is based on biological sex.

Campaigners say the trans community is now worried that "people are coming after their right to exist" as a result of the ruling.

Scottish professional wrestler Ravie Davie left gang life to teach kids how to wrestle.

There were scenes of jubilation for women's campaigners outside the Supreme Court as the ruling was read out.

The "landmark" gender ruling at the Supreme Court and the ongoing gangland feud make the front pages.

Iain Dominick's son was killed in a crash in the Highlands and wants to spare others the pain of such a loss.

Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn fights back tears after overcoming mental "demons" to claim 50m breaststroke silver at the Aquatics GB Swimming Championships, having been diagnosed with inoperable brain tumours last year.

Police Scotland said officers were sent to Loglanlea Gardens in the city's Craigmillar area just before 17:00.

A court was told the infant's injuries were so serious they resembled those suffered in a car crash.

Campaigners blame a reduction in free vaccine eligibility for the highest death figures in four decades.

A man who installed cameras under the desk of a woman at his office has been given a community sentence for voyeurism.

The diplomatic mission has had a presence in Edinburgh since the 18th century, but could be closed under State Department cuts.

Former world snooker champion Graeme Dott had his bail extended during the appearance at the High Court in Glasgow.

BBC social affairs editor Alison Holt looks at what the key takeaways of the Supreme Court ruling are.

The UK Supreme Court's ruling could have wide implications, including in sport.

A feud between rival gangs in Glasgow and Edinburgh has escalated with firebomb attacks and physical violence in recent weeks.

The engineering giant could be sold to a Dubai-based firm - but London is noticing the threat from losing control of significant industries.

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

The UK government has taken control of the Scunthorpe plant under emergency powers - the SNP believes the oil refinery at Grangemouth should also be nationalised.

How the community in Wigtown stepped in to stop a historic hostelry being turned into flats.

Police Scotland said officers were sent to Loglanlea Gardens in the city's Craigmillar area just before 17:00.

Iain Dominick's son was killed in a crash in the Highlands and wants to spare others the pain of such a loss.

Campaigners say the trans community is now worried that "people are coming after their right to exist" as a result of the ruling.

Parents in the Borders say they are "disheartened" that plans to shut six sites were not put on hold.

A court was told the infant's injuries were so serious they resembled those suffered in a car crash.

Barry Ferguson wants his Rangers players to emulate the side he helped captain to the Uefa Cup final in 2008 when they face Athletic Bilbao in the second leg of their Europa League quarter-final on Thursday night.

Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn fights back tears after overcoming mental "demons" to claim 50m breaststroke silver at the Aquatics GB Swimming Championships, having been diagnosed with inoperable brain tumours last year.

St Mirren to receive a fee for forward before contract expiration, while son of former Rangers midfielder is linked with a switch to Ibrox from the Bundesliga.

We look ahead to Rangers' Europa League quarter-final second leg at Athletic Bilbao.

Fears that Glasgow 2026 might be the last ever Commonwealth Games are alleviated after seven nations lodge official expressions of interest to host in 2030 or 2034.