Police Scotland and the Guardia Civil in Spain carried out simultaneous raids as part of a two-year probe into organised crime.

The hospital where Jordan Jones stays has been at the centre of allegations of ill-treatment and neglect.

A review of the front pages as ferry crisis described as 'unprecedented' and mum warns over side effects of drug.

Seven organisations that use the Trongate 103 building were informed last month their rent was to increase by four times the current amount.

Jordan Linden, who stood down as leader of North Lanarkshire Council in 2022 after the allegations emerged, was convicted of 10 charges.

Malcolm Offord has apologised for the "crude" remark he told at a rugby club dinner in 2018 but denies he is homophobic.

Construction will start soon on the artwork Cecil Balmond won a competition to design in 2011.

Shelley Martin says she is still waiting for answers three years after her husband Barry was fatally injured tackling the Edinburgh blaze.

Four major vessels are in overhaul while three more were out of service with technical issues across its network.

The Glen Coe property has a long history but its link to the sex offender has seen it targeted by vandals.

With the Holyrood election just six weeks away, hopefuls have kick-started their campaigns.

Ming Yang proposed building a wind turbine manufacturing plant at Ardersier.

The paving slab near the council offices on Parliament Way has now been replaced – or turned over.

Marshall O'Hara, 21, Fraser Stewart, 22, and Aiden McLaughlin, 21, targeted houses and a carpet firm linked to the Daniel crime family.

The Scottish Conservative leader discussed his visceral reaction to an acid attack in 2015 with the BBC's Scotcast.

The city's council sought a contractor for the work after its staff were verbally threatened.

Suntory Global Spirits did not give a reason for why the plan is not going ahead.

Police Scotland said the incident was contained and there was no wider risk to the public.

Pilot Nicholas Denison-Pender was killed when his light aircraft crashed near Fife Airport in 2024.

Victor Duncan, 51, has been named as the man who died in the collision in Trondra at the weekend.

A man who has spent 21 years as a midwife in Newry urges more men to enter the profession.

Six weeks from the Holyrood election, the BBC takes the temperature in one central Scotland constituency.

Exactly 20 years ago, Scotland became the first part of the UK to outlaw smoking in bars, restaurants and offices.

The Scottish Conservative leader on how an acid attack led him into politics.

As parties draw up their election manifestos, has the SNP ticked off the goals it set out in 2021?

Voters will elect the next Members of the Scottish Parliament on Thursday 7 May.

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

Just last week Scotland has recorded its warmest day of the year so far.

The new away shirt has sparked debate among the Tartan Army since it was revealed on Friday.

The device allows women to collect their baby's remains with dignity at home and deal with their sense of loss.

Carole Munro, 72, from Turriff, Aberdeenshire, said fitness has kept her mobile and strong.

Cumbernauld Action on Care for the Elderly (CACE), which provides transport, meals and social activities for older people, will lose about 35% of its annual budget.

Tom English speaks to those who returned Scotland to the men's World Cup finals for the first time since 1998 about the epic win over Denmark.

The sixth anniversary of Scotland going into lockdown also marks the final phase of a £1.2bn plan to help the NHS bounce back from Covid - did it work?

Police Scotland and the Guardia Civil in Spain carried out simultaneous raids as part of a two-year probe into organised crime.

Ming Yang proposed building a wind turbine manufacturing plant at Ardersier.

The hospital where Jordan Jones stays has been at the centre of allegations of ill-treatment and neglect.

Construction will start soon on the artwork Cecil Balmond won a competition to design in 2011.

The paving slab near the council offices on Parliament Way has now been replaced – or turned over.

Vote to find out what goal will be crowned Scotland's greatest.

Scotland captain Rachel Malcolm says it was a "hard read" when BBC Sport laid out the struggles of some players at last year's Women's Rugby World Cup.

Motherwell midfielder Callum Slattery has been handed a four-game ban for simulation which resulted in a red card for St Mirren defender Richard King.

Celtic's Maria McAneny's goal straight from kick-off against Hibernian in December has been confirmed as the fastest in the history of women's football.

Pick your Scotland XI, chose the tactics, and deliver your team talk for this weekend's friendly against Japan at Hampden.