Scotland will play their final group stage match against Brazil later, with hopes of making it to the knock-out stages.

Dozens of new images released by the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service now show some of the items he purchased illegally.

Colin Thwaites died in a sand mine on the Morvern Peninsula in October 2024.

A high of 29C was recorded at Dyce, Aberdeen with temperatures expected to peak on Thursday.

Engineering students believe the rocket had a successful flight before disappearing.

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

The ball, which is believed to date from between 1540 and 1570, was discovered in Stirling in the 1970s.

New operators of a team out of Dumfries Ice Bowl have been approved after the previous ones were banned.

The event is relocating from the Scottish capital next year in a move to "radically" cut costs.

The 68-year-old woman was crossing Saracen Street in Possilpark on Tuesday morning when when she was struck.

The 45-year-old, who played Stevie O'Hara in the BBC soap, was also convicted of assaulting two other women.

The dig at Burghead is one of a number of archaeological events taking place over the summer.

The former party chief executive had admitted embezzling more than £400,000 over a 12-year period.

John Swinney confirms he will not appeal the judgement that prisoners should be housed according to biological sex.

Leanne Adams admitted causing the death of Robert Lynch in East Ayrshire by dangerous driving.

Ex-SNP chief exec sentenced to five years for embezzlement.

The images include a range of luxury bags, watches and pens, as well as fresh pictures of a £124,550 motorhome.

As the former SNP chief executive is jailed for embezzlement, what did we learn from his latest court appearance?

An influential political figure who shunned the limelight, Murrell's crimes placed him in the full glare of publicity.

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

The former first minister is to serve as deputy prime minister in a simulation of a Russian attack on the UK.

Scotland don't know what they need against Brazil to reach the World Cup knockout phase, but will know they need to improve on the previous two games, writes Tom English.

With 32 of 48 teams advancing to the knockout rounds of the World Cup it is more difficult to be eliminated than to qualify.

Scotland football fans are set for a different experience after travelling to Miami, Florida.

A draw or even narrow defeat could mean Scotland qualify for the knockout stage of the World Cup. But how difficult is it to play a game you do not need to win?

Another city. Another ballpark. Another Tartan Army love-in. The warmth towards the Scotland fans during this World Cup burns hotter than the Florida sun.

After a win over Haiti and a narrow defeat by Morocco, BBC Sport Scotland assesses what we have learned from Scotland's World Cup so far.

Some are suggesting Scott McTominay has not had the expected impact for Scotland at the World Cup, but is that fair on the Napoli midfielder?

An estimated 50,000 Scotland fans have visited the city and won new friends in the period surrounding Scotland's two group stage matches.

Fans at home and at the World Cup in the US watched as Scotland lost 1-0 to Morocco.

Scotland and their fans head to Miami for a World Cup date with destiny after making memories in Boston to last a lifetime.

The practice is familiar to anyone from Glasgow, where the Duke of Wellington statue has been wearing a jaunty orange hat since the 1980s.

With Scotland's World Cup games expected to take place in temperatures of around 30C, Steve Clarke and his team will have to battle the conditions as well as Brazil.

The event is relocating from the Scottish capital next year in a move to "radically" cut costs.

Colin Thwaites died in a sand mine on the Morvern Peninsula in October 2024.

A high of 29C was recorded in north east Scotland, with temperatures expected to peak on Thursday.

New operators of a team out of Dumfries Ice Bowl have been approved after the previous ones were banned.

The ball, which is believed to date from between 1540 and 1570, was discovered in Stirling in the 1970s.

Scotland don't know what they need against Brazil to reach the World Cup knockout phase, but will know they need to improve on the previous two games, writes Tom English.

With 32 of 48 teams advancing to the knockout rounds of the World Cup it is more difficult to be eliminated than to qualify.

Head coach Steve Clarke says Scotland have plans in place to deal with any weather delays that might affect their crucial World Cup match with Brazil in Miami.

BBC Scotland's Andy Burke looks at Carlo Ancelotti and his mission at Brazil before their final Group C game against Scotland.

Scotland face Brazil in Miami heat - can they stay alive at the World Cup?