A prominent former MEP for Nigel Farage's old party denies taking bribes in a pro-Russian campaign.

A former solider has admitted endangering a police officer's life in a petrol bomb attack at a police station.

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

BBC Scotland visits Tarves in Aberdeenshire - one of 33 places which are no longer villages after seeing their populations swell.

Ellisland Farm near Dumfries is where Robert Burns wrote the work regularly sung on New Year's Eve.

Researchers and patients are calling for the NHS to overhaul its care of fibromyalgia patients.

Dionne Wilson, 31, denied murdering Sara Irvine, 34, in the city's Auchinleck Road last year.

A month after being appointed interim Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has steered the club through choppy waters, with their 3-1 Europa League win at Feyenoord another "terrific" result.

Six sites which were part of National Timber Group in Scotland have shut after the firm called in administrators

Rangers captain James Tavernier insists his side can still reach the knockout stages of the Europa League despite taking just one point from their opening five fixtures.

Forty logbooks potentially relating to the disgraced surgeon were destroyed by NHS Tayside in July.

The government is seeking to correct a legislative error in a bid to avoid a £400m bill to refund taxpayers.

Emergency services attended the incident in Aberdour High Street at about 10:00

Aberdeen depends on North Sea oil and gas and there are worries the tax and licensing regime is creating decline.

Naomi Cunningham on the 'gender wars' and the ‘new McCarthyism’.

Rachel Reeves has outlined her tax and spending plans but how do they impact on Scotland?

Archaeologists are to resume digging at the site after 3D radar technology uncovered a mystery find.

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

Lawyer Naomi Cunningham says the Supreme Court judgment is "a model of clarity and simplicity".

Porcelain Victoria is concerned that a potential change in law in Scotland could drive sex workers into poverty.

The number of people in Scotland waiting more than a year for an NHS appointment or treatment has fallen.

The boys from Denny said they left the message on the doorbell "to get you in the Christmas spirit".

A couple from Applegarth near Lockerbie received worldwide donations from Clan Jardine to buy a historic church.

A former solider has admitted endangering a police officer's life in a petrol bomb attack at a police station.

The developer of the Moray Flow-Park says it has reduced the scale of the project by more than 60%.

BBC Scotland visits Tarves in Aberdeenshire - one of 33 places which are no longer villages after seeing their populations swell.

Ellisland Farm near Dumfries is where Robert Burns wrote the work regularly sung on New Year's Eve.

Forty logbooks potentially relating to the disgraced surgeon were destroyed by NHS Tayside in July.

A month after being appointed interim Celtic manager Martin O'Neill has steered the club through choppy waters, with their 3-1 Europa League win at Feyenoord another "terrific" result.

Rangers captain James Tavernier insists his side can still reach the knockout stages of the Europa League despite taking just one point from their opening five fixtures.

Hearts teenager weighs up possible January loan, with English clubs eyeing promising Celtic youth...

Scotland's women continue their revival at the European Curling Championships by beating Switzerland to roar into the final against Sweden.