The 38-year-old was discovered injured on Napiershall Street, in Glasgow's west end, at about 23:40 on Thursday.

Historic Environment Scotland says grass is beginning to regrow and wildlife return after a damaging gorse fire in the summer.

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

Data from the force revealed reports of domestic abuse in Scotland rose by 10% over the last 12 months.

BBC Scotland News is looking back at our most-read stories and this is the top 20 for 2025.

The 3.7-magnitude seismic event shook homes up to 60km away when it struck in October.

The medieval David I silver coin, discovered in a wooded area in Midlothian, has been dated to the second half of the 1130s.

Mike Duxbury lost his sight 50 years ago and is helping others with disability get into agriculture.

Tributes are paid to Douglas Baldwin, who fought in Normandy when he was 18 and mined coal as a PoW.

New rules mean that tenant pubs owned by bigger breweries can now sell a guest beer made by a small independent producer.

At its height, eight crews battled the "well-developed fire" but no-one is understood to have been injured.

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

Police say Patrick Stoddard was seriously injured on Carmunnock Road, in the city's south side, on 4 December.

Glasgow Warriors make it back-to-back wins over Edinburgh with victory in a largely drab affair at Murrayfield to win the 1872 Cup for the fourth successive season.

The Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow has apologised and launched an investigation.

The building at Baugh, on the southern coast of Tiree, caught fire at around 03:00 on Boxing Day

Jordan Gray's body was found in a flat in Shields Court in Motherwell on 15 December.

Thousands of people are expected to travel to the city for three days of celebrations.

The internet can't get enough of this Edinburgh cobbler, who has become a viral sensation with his shoe repairs.

The fossil was so complete experts could see remains of the last meal it ate, 330 million years after it died.

BBC health and science correspondent James Gallagher finds out if it is scientifically possible to ever cure Alzheimer's.

It is 70 years since work started on the Chapelcross site which now hopes to become a green energy hub.

John Robertson, who has died aged 72, was dubbed "the Picasso of football" and made Brian Clough's great Nottingham Forest side tick, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

When Lucy Turner was diagnosed with an aggressive mouth cancer she was told she would have to terminate her pregnancy.

The future of the sitcom was in doubt after the death of one of its writers, age just 48.

Historic Environment Scotland says grass is beginning to regrow and wildlife return after a damaging gorse fire in the summer.

The 3.7-magnitude seismic event shook homes up to 60km away when it struck in October.

Mike Duxbury lost his sight 50 years ago and is helping others with disability get into agriculture.

Tributes are paid to Douglas Baldwin, who fought in Normandy when he was 18 and mined coal as a PoW.

Jess Pepper started the first Climate Café in Dunkeld a decade ago and now it's a global concern.

Danny Rohl has asked for backing in the January transfer window from the Rangers board.

Celtic are reportedly among a growing list of clubs showing an interest in highly-rated Hibernian midfielder Josh Mulligan.

World number two Luke Humphries sees off a spirited comeback from Germany's Gabriel Clemens to progress at the PDC World Championship, while Michael van Gerwen sets up a blockbuster clash with Gary Anderson.

Celtic manager Wilfried Nancy said after Saturday's 4-2 Scottish Premiership win at Livingston that he wanted "a chaotic game" and that's certainly what he got.

After consecutive defeats by rivals Glasgow Warriors, the questions around Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt have come back to the fore.