Scotland's only oil refinery stopped processing crude oil at Grangemouth in April, after a century of operations.

The family of Cole Cooper appealed to the public for help tracing the 19-year-old after he disappeared in May.

The Stolperstein stone has been laid outside St Stephen's Church in Stockbridge in Edinburgh.

Radio Scotland Breakfast is presented by Laura Maciver and Martin Geissler and replaces Good Morning Scotland.

Dumfries and Galloway Council considers capping visits after one user booked nearly 250 in a year.

A mother of two tells the BBC she felt "embarrassed" and "stupid" after giving her savings away to a fraudster she met online.

A review of Scotland's newspaper front pages.

Head coach Gregor Townsend feels that the flak he has received has been unfair. But has he misunderstood the criticism?

The Scottish and UK governments have invited each other to meetings amid confusion over efforts to support the chemical plant.

Ardvrek Castle in Assynt is a 500-year-old former clan seat, and reputed to be haunted.

I Know Where I'm Going was made 80 years ago but still has an impact today.

The 93-year-old pedestrian was hit by a BMW on Wednesday and died in hospital.

A bill that aims to tighten restrictions on beauty treatments is being scrutinised in the Scottish Parliament.

The former prime minister of New Zealand was speaking at the Glasgow Film Theatre after a screening of a documentary on her life.

Anas Sarwar said the UK's "broken immigration system" needed to be fixed, and better wages were needed to attract Scottish workers.

The Pump House, the last surviving building at the Govan Graving Docks, has lain dormant since the late 1980s.

Seismic activity was recorded as the Tartan Army celebrated Scotland reaching their first World Cup since 1998.

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

Glasgow City Council plans to install a new entrance on the eastern side of the Victorian graveyard.

Fresh from impromptu World Cup celebrations with the national team, Callum Beattie prepares for the gig of his life.

The closure of the petrochemical plant could hit the already struggling town of Cowdenbeath.

A new documentary puts the Broxburn-born filmmaker in front of the camera.

An inquiry criticises the former first minister for making decisions within a small group of ministers and advisers in response to the pandemic.

Musician Callum Beattie on his music, partying with heroes and his biggest gig yet.

Farmers reflect on the challenges they face at an extraordinary time to work in the beef industry.

Elle Duffy has spent the last year navigating life on the remote isle of Rum while pregnant with her first baby.

The Stolperstein stone has been laid outside St Stephen's Church in Stockbridge in Edinburgh.

Ardvrek Castle in Assynt is a 500-year-old former clan seat, and reputed to be haunted.

Dumfries and Galloway Council considers capping visits after one user booked nearly 250 in a year.

Scotland's only oil refinery stopped processing crude oil at Grangemouth in April, after a century of operations.

Head coach Gregor Townsend feels that the flak he has received has been unfair. But has he misunderstood the criticism?

Zander Fagerson talks about his darkest year in rugby as the Scotland prop returns from injury in Sunday's win over Tonga.

After Hearts lose in the Scottish Premiership for the first time this season, should the league leaders be concerned about their recent wobble?

Wilfried Nancy is reportedly closer to joining Celtic from Columbus Crew as manager, while Kilmarnock are said to be willing to listen to offers for Rangers target David Watson.

Extended highlights of Aberdeen v Hearts and the best of Saturday’s action.