Nurse Sandie Peggie complained about a transgender doctor using a female changing room in a Fife hospital.

Douglas Ross MSP says Angela Constance misled the Scottish Parliament over the views of a UK expert.

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

The letter was written in the cell where Mary had been imprisoned for 19 years, just hours before she was executed.

Robert Crozier died after developing cancer from asbestos exposure while working for Scottish Power.

Ethan O'Kane, 20, caused John McLardie to smack his head off the pavement in the assault on Victoria Road in Glasgow.

The action is believed to the first in Scotland at a cinema and is scheduled to last until 7 January.

A council is asked to take forward or drop a £68m scheme to protect a flood-prone part of Dumfries.

Aberdeenshire Council said some pupils have been asked to take online lessons at home.

Andy Paterson compared the scene on the M74 overnight to a zombie movie.

The university says it needs to save £35m but a union is calling for no compulsory redundancies.

The biggest union at Ferguson Marine warns time is running out to help the yard recover from the ferries controversy.

The Blue Lamp has been open in Aberdeen since 1949 but will shut this month due to rising costs.

A researcher suggests the chain of beacons could have alerted communities to Viking fleets.

The average life expectancy for 2022 to 2024 was 77.12 years for men and 81.06 years for women, according to the National Records of Scotland.

The BBC will broadcast Scotland's first World Cup match since 1998, when they take on Haiti on 14 June, plus their final group match against Brazil and England's group match against Ghana.

And why the Tartan Army might want to check their social media history.

Tartan Army foot soldiers have shelled out for flights, pre-booked hotels and are now turning their attention to match tickets.

An annual report shows some good, bad and middling aspects of Scottish productivity - and there are no easy or quick fixes.

Overcrowding problems at Barlinnie Prison's are not likely to disappear due to erly release and the building of new prisons.

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

Highland communities and businesses will have their say on the NC500's future after overtourism concerns.

Academics say the Acorn project in Aberdeenshire is facing difficulties, but the company insists it is viable.

Robert Crozier died after developing cancer from asbestos exposure while working for Scottish Power.

Uist is to be left without any permanent dentists early next year after services were centralised.

Aberdeenshire Council said some pupils have been asked to take online lessons at home.

A council is asked to take forward or drop a £68m scheme to protect a flood-prone part of Dumfries.

The letter was written in the cell where Mary had been imprisoned for 19 years, just hours before she was executed.

Rangers head coach on January transfer window hopes as Celtic winger ramps up comeback.

Why have a mini tactics board and a pair of trainers caused a stir within Scottish football this week?