Three members of the self-proclaimed Kingdom of Kubala have been living there for several weeks.

Plans to scrap the not proven verdict and raise the bar for a guilty verdict are facing a final vote at Holyrood.

The latest hearings will investigate NHS executives actions around an infection crisis at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

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

Amanda Smith is among the growing numbers of legally homeless people in Scotland since she was evicted from her flat.

Police are carrying out a complete reinvestigation into the unsolved killing of Alistair Wilson 20 years ago.

A contract is awarded to build a new replica of Henry Bell's steamship "Comet" that first sailed from Port Glasgow in 1812.

The Scottish Affairs Committee found smaller mobile facilities could be more cost-effective, while reaching a greater number of drug users.

Raymond Cosgrove, 33, was found dead at the scene after police were called to an incident at the park in Wemyss Bay.

Sea Change Festival is held on Tiree in the Inner Hebrides.

The Scottish government has committed to supporting the treatment of up to 20 Palestinian youngsters.

The company had set previously out plans to close the plant with the loss of 400 jobs and move production to Yorkshire.

Jenny Hastings went missing after arranging to meet her husband, former Scotland rugby international Scott, at Wardie Bay.

Several competitors on the Scottish island of Easdale used stones that were ground down to be perfectly circular.

MSPs are on the verge of axing the controversial third verdict.

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

Scottish shipbuilding is enjoying a renaissance, but will the small shipyard at the centre of Scotland's ferries saga be a part of it?

Lyndsey Blair crossed the Paris finish line of the "world's toughest triathlon" more than 95 hours after she set off from London.

For years Michelle and John Wylie were puzzled about the presence of a mysterious tall man in a blue suit at their wedding.

Scotland's legendary 602 (City of Glasgow) Squadron is marking 100 years of service with a weekend of commemorations.

With the Northern Lights seen for the first time this autumn, experts say how you can see them.

The UK Fireball Alliance is hopeful walkers will stumble across the space rocks which fell in the Highlands in July.

BBC Scotland News speaks to people in Westhill about asylum seekers using a hotel on their doorstep.

They have been growing on subsea structures for decades but are now under threat as old platforms are decommissioned.

Jenny Hastings went missing after arranging to meet her husband, former Scotland rugby international Scott, at Wardie Bay.

Police are carrying out a complete reinvestigation into the unsolved killing of Alistair Wilson 20 years ago.

Michael Paterson exploited his position in Aberdeen Council to take £1m over 17 years.

Three members of the self-proclaimed Kingdom of Kubala have been living there for several weeks.

The company had set previously out plans to close the plant with the loss of 400 jobs and move production to Yorkshire.

Great Britain's defending world champion Josh Kerr is through to the final of the men's 1500m in Tokyo, but Olympic champion Cole Hocker is out.

Russell Martin's terrible start as Rangers head coach continues to dominate the sporting headlines...

We look at what's next for Rangers and Celtic after turmoil at the weekend

The SPFL say Scottish football supporters have topped a European attendance chart for a third year running.

BBC Sport Scotland anlyses Rangers winless start to the Scottish Premiership.