The UK government and owners Ineos say the funding will support 500 jobs at the site's ethylene plant.

James Craig waited hours for medical help after he broke his leg and hurt his hip in a fall.

A video shows some fruit farm workers living in damp, overcrowded and unsafe caravans.

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

Learner drivers from as far away as London and south Wales are booking driving tests in the north of Scotland to try to get around the massive backlogs.

Discoveries on the list include a lost medieval village and a hillfort possibly attacked by the Romans.

The country basked in sun for about 57 days over the last year thanks to sunny spring weather.

Food Standards Scotland says a distillery had been making alcohol "without required safety controls".

The US actor is tipped for an Oscar nomination for his portrayal of table tennis star Marty Mauser.

Four pupils have created TrainHer, an app designed to help girls build confidence and develop football skills.

Fifa introduces a small number of "more affordable" $60 (£45) tickets for all 104 matches at the 2026 World Cup following criticism of its pricing structure for the tournament.

Officers are spending more than 14,000 hours per month responding to mental health calls.

The UK left in December 2020 as part of the post-Brexit trade deal with the EU negotiated by Boris Johnson.

The 26-year-old was found dead at Shields Court in Motherwell on Monday but police believe he may have died the previous evening.

It will include a maximum prison sentence of five years and the possibility of an unlimited fine.

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

Glasgow Warriors' Ollie Smith explains how losing his brother at age 21 affected his rugby career and inspired his family to set up a blood donation charity.

Angela Constance has survived a vote of no confidence.

The family of a police sergeant who died in the line of duty are calling for a change in UK government policy on the issuing of bravery awards.

Visually-impaired Jon Attenborough watched a Dundee United match thanks to new technology

The judges assessed the festive flair of five homes to choose Scotland's Christmas Home of The Year.

Other disabled artists are looking at Nnena Kalu's success and hoping to follow in her footsteps.

Former staff at the Grand Theft Auto creator are seeking an employment tribunal over alleged "union-busting".

Amar Mudawi pleaded guilty to carrying out the stabbings at Portobello Promenade and Mentone Avenue on 12 April 2025.

Learner drivers from as far away as London and south Wales are booking driving tests in the north of Scotland to try to get around the massive backlogs.

The Dig It! project includes the remains of a Bronze Age site in Shetland used for heating up water.

Michael Scott, 36, was found guilty of sexually assaulting a colleague on a night out in Dumfries.

The UK government and owners Ineos say the funding will support 500 jobs at the site's ethylene plant.

Australian former United States women head coach Sione Fukofuka is appointed head coach of Scotland women.

Glasgow Warriors' Ollie Smith explains how losing his brother at age 21 affected his rugby career and inspired his family to set up a blood donation charity.

Advice for prospective Celtic target, Rangers not interested in selling winger and Hearts squad value soars.

We focus on Celtic and Dundee United as we preview this evening's Premiership clash.

Wilfried Nancy says "I don't have to prove anything to anybody" amid criticism of his losing start as Celtic manager.