Plasterboard and insulation at the Baird Family Hospital and The Anchor Centre have been stripped out after they were allowed to get wet.

Police have launched a murder investigation into the death of Joanne Newlands at a flat in Knightswood.

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

The six times Olympic cycling champion says a "bucket list" is less important than learning to appreciate special small things "in the moment".

Nith Inshore Rescue says it could affect its ability to "train, respond and save lives".

Ross Simpson, 21, was in his first year at the University of Glasgow in January 2023 when he caught meningitis B.

HMP Stirling's deputy governor says soaring numbers of inmates on remand are hampering rehabilitation.

Nigel Farage's party has launched a manifesto and unveiled its candidates for the Holyrood election.

The five pupils from Strichen Primary, aged 10 and 11, were crowned UK champions in February.

Father Stephen Baillie of St Joseph's Church in Clarkston abused his victim who was "heavily intoxicated and unable to consent".

The first minister told the BBC's Scotcast the views of some Reform UK supporters were "intolerant".

Great Britain's freestyle skier Kirsty Muir claims her second consecutive World Cup slopestyle victory to top the standings before the final event.

The UK investment pledge for Rosyth is expected to support plans for a direct ferry service to France.

The population remains stubbornly high despite the fact that hundreds of prisoners have been freed early since November.

The Scottish Prison Service confirmed the 28-year-old died at Saughton prison on Friday.

South Ayrshire Council is axing the diving programme and shutting down the only diving pool on the west side of the country.

Sheriff John MacRitchie said he presided in an action brought by landlords seeking £5,000 in rent arrears from two former tenants at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court.

BBC Scotland journalists have analysed some of the policies in Reform's manifesto for the 2026 Holyrood election.

SNP leader on the “love of God” and the rise of Reform.

Glasgow's subway has 15 stations but just two have lifts to the platforms which causes a problem for wheelchair users.

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

Scottish farmers say Home Office rule changes are likely to leave more than a million sheep unshorn

Lori Carnochan and her family have had two flights home cancelled due to the conflict in the Middle East.

They include a leaders debate, daily online live pages, analysis, fact checking, audience-driven stories as well as a rolling results programme.

The Scottish Prison Service confirmed the 28-year-old died at Saughton prison on Friday.

Councillors had been asked not to grant the extra day off, with the cost of doing so estimated at about £150,000.

Plasterboard and insulation at the Baird Family Hospital and The Anchor Centre have been stripped out after they were allowed to get wet.

Nith Inshore Rescue says it could affect its ability to "train, respond and save lives".

HMP Stirling's deputy governor says soaring numbers of inmates on remand are hampering rehabilitation.

The six times Olympic cycling champion says a "bucket list" is less important than learning to appreciate special small things "in the moment".

Vote in the first round to find out what goal will be crowned Scotland's greatest.

Great Britain's freestyle skier Kirsty Muir claims her second consecutive World Cup slopestyle victory to top the standings before the final event.

Head coach Derek McInnes is refusing to talk about the fear of regret because he is convinced Heart of Midlothian will "have a special end to the season".

Four Ireland players are chosen in the Six Nations Team of the Tournament, which also includes players from France, Italy, Scotland and Wales, but no England players make the XV.