Police Scotland said the new measures would be used proportionately and only when necessary.

A review last year raised concerns about the running of Sealladh na Beinne Mòire in South Uist.

A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.

Neil Murray volunteered his services for the production of We Will Rock You in Selkirk.

Glasgow southside residents and businesses must wait until early summer for the council’s response to the parking plan backlash.

The secondary school attended by Calvin Harris will be demolished once a new building opens.

Households in Aberdeenshire and Moray face a 10% rise, while Edinburgh and Fife will see increases at the lower end of the scale.

Children treated at a Glasgow hospital are suffering from chronic stomach pain and incontinence, parents say.

After exiting the Europa League, Celtic face a season-defining fortnight in the fight for the league and Scottish Cup.

The incident happened on Copland Road at Paisley Road West, Glasgow, at about 16:00 on Tuesday.

Brian McGillicuddy failed to return from a planned ice climb on Ben Nevis a week ago.

In July 1999 a man's body was recovered from the River Lee just outside Cork city and it has never been identified.

The politician who helped lead Scotland's response to Covid died earlier this month just weeks after being diagnosed with cancer.

Network Rail Scotland said the low-level train line is likely to remain closed for the remainder of Thursday.

Anaesthetist Ju Young Um was jailed for 18 months last year after being found guilty of hiding recording devices in his flat and at his work.

Police were called to the town's Morrison Court on Saturday following the death of a 46-year-old woman.

Parties hoping to form at least part of a government will want to show how they will pay for their vote-winning promises

How investigators managed to miss that a murder victim had been shot.

Developer James Muirhead said his old job provided the perfect setting for his latest creation.

It was the most politically sensitive out of 30 cases that the Crown Office has informed first ministers about over the last 22 years.

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

BBC Scotland News meets the four-legged secret weapon on the front line in the war on illicit tobacco sales.

The first of 16 new walk-in clinics across Scotland is now open but it is not clear when a target of them delivering one million appointments will be hit.

Edinburgh confirmed it will raise council tax by 4% - lower than originally planned - while Fife will go ahead with a planned 5% rise.

A review last year raised concerns about the running of Sealladh na Beinne Mòire in South Uist.

Emergency services were called to reports of an assault at Aberdeen Bus Station.

Neil Murray volunteered his services for the production of We Will Rock You in Selkirk.

It means the average Band D property in Clackmannanshire will pay £1683.67 a year, up from £1594.38.

After exiting the Europa League, Celtic face a season-defining fortnight in the fight for the league and Scottish Cup.

Looking ahead to the weekend fixtures. With Charlotte Cohen, Cammy Bell and Moira Gordon.

Olympians including silver medallists Kyle Waddell and Ross Whyte as well as Fay Henderson will feature at this weekend's Scottish Curling Championships live on the BBC.

After a forgettable seven months in charge at Hearts in 2017, Scottish manager Ian Cathro is rebuilding his reputation at Estoril.

Luke McCowan backs Celtic quality, Mothewell boss addresses speculation and Hearts manager on Dubai trip.