About 540 men were due to be sent to Crowborough army training camp and 300 men to Cameron Barracks in Inverness.

The Scottish government has been ordered to publish some of the written evidence from an investigation into whether Nicola Sturgeon broke the ministerial code.

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

The work on the Stranraer to Ayr line should make it less likely to be closed during bad weather.

Conservationists travel on CalMac routes to record sea life in Scotland's waters.

Four further arrests are made in connection with a disturbance at Celtic Park during Falkirk's Scottish Premiership visit on 29 October.

Work on the revamp of the shopping centre will begin in the second half of 2026.

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

Cameron Woods is already serving an 18-and-a-half year sentence for fatally stabbing Robert Fisher.

West Lothian Council wants the Scottish government to help pay towards the £35m costs of crumbling school.

Police were alerted to the discovery at the Trinity Church of the Nazarene on Wednesday.

Curling superstar Eve Muirhead says competing at World Pipe Band Championships helped her become known as the Ice Queen on her way to Olympic, world and European gold.

The Scottish SPCA is investigating a report of two men seen at the Edinburgh beach near a bonfire on Tuesday.

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

Peter Howson and Ross Muir have joined forces to create a remake of Muir's famous Square Gogh painting.

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

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.

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.

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

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.

West Lothian Council wants the Scottish government to help pay towards the £35m costs of crumbling school.

About 540 men were due to be sent to Crowborough army training camp and 300 men to Cameron Barracks in Inverness.

A court heard the oil giant failed to properly maintain pipework on Brent Charlie for seven years

The work on the Stranraer to Ayr line should make it less likely to be closed during bad weather.

Police were alerted to the discovery at the Trinity Church of the Nazarene on Wednesday.

Scotland head coach Melissa Andreatta says her team "never stop" after their last-gasp equalier against Ukraine.

Manchester United's proposed new Old Trafford stadium is one of 22 venues named in the UK's bid to host the 2035 Women's World Cup.

Martin O'Neill expects Sunday's visit to Hibernian to the last game of his temporary return as Celtic manager.

Bruce Mouat insists his rink are "in a good spot" for February's Winter Olympics despite Scotland having to settle for bronze at the European Curling Championships in Finland.