About 2,000 new homes are currently being built in Robroyston, but residents say no amenities are being provided alongside them.

The Labour MP, who is expected to succeed Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister, has ruled out agreeing to a vote.

Callan Elliot's family flew thousands of miles to see their son - originally from Annan - play for New Zealand.

The Gaelic broadcaster will be the only place on the BBC showing action from Glasgow 2026, which begins on 23 July.

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

The 17-year-old driver of a Toyota Aygo which collided with a VW Golf was pronounced dead at the scene near Kelty.

The incident happened at the Cineworld in Aberdeen's Union Square on Saturday evening.

It is claimed funds raised for the group which campaigned for independence in the 2014 referendum are "unaccounted for".

Kyle Gordy donates his sperm online and says he offers a service, but some opponents of the idea say women could be putting themselves in vulnerable situations.

A Greek man stands convicted of killing Jean Hanlon because her three sons refused to accept her death was an accident.

A new nursery fuels hopes of boosting the school roll at a primary in the tiny Borders village of Heriot.

Motorists and members of the public were asked to avoid parts of Main Street in Kilbirnie after the accident.

Hector Macdonald fought in wars in Afghanistan and was an aide to Queen Victoria.

Gavin Brown, Ian Hodgson and Brian Richards travelled to South America after the twin earthquakes struck on 24 June.

Police Scotland said the teenager was assaulted in Springburn Park between 20:30 and 21:15 on Friday 26 June.

The bones of John Gillies, who died in 2019, were discovered near Sweetwater Gap in Wyoming last September.

Scotland fans' coning of statues during the World Cup has led to a surge in the practice back home, but not everyone has welcomed it.

Organisers say the Puerto Rican superstar's Superbowl show had a sense of community they want to replicate in Glasgow's opening ceremony.

How Denzel Dumfries' surname ended up on the small Caribbean island of his ancestors.

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

Are seagulls a casualty of the culture wars?

The King gets proceedings under way in the Jedburgh sporting battle which dates back centuries.

Dalry Secondary in a rural corner of south-west Scotland is due to have just eight pupils by August.

Nicola met dozens of other women with the same tumours and one thing in common - they all took the Depo Provera jab over a long period of time.

The UK government's long-awaited defence spending plans are out, but is it good or bad news for Scottish shipbuilders?

Concerns about the virus have been raised since an outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda in May.

The 17-year-old driver of a Toyota Aygo which collided with a VW Golf was pronounced dead at the scene near Kelty.

Hector Macdonald fought in wars in Afghanistan and was an aide to Queen Victoria.

The incident happened at the Cineworld in Aberdeen's Union Square on Saturday evening.

Callan Elliot's family flew thousands of miles to see their son - originally from Annan - play for New Zealand.

A multi-agency rescue operation was launched after the climber got into difficulty on Thursday night.

The Gaelic broadcaster will be the only place on the BBC showing action from Glasgow 2026, which begins on 23 July.

Rangers midfielders linked with moves, speculation over Celtic targets and St Johnstone to offer winger trial.

With Tom Jordan and Fergus Burke impressing in a high-scoring win over Argentina, could Scotland keep talisman Finn Russell on the bench in their next Nations Championship game away to South Africa?

Callan Elliot's family flew thousands of miles to see their son - originally from Annan - play for New Zealand.

Organisers say the Puerto Rican superstar's Superbowl show had a sense of community they want to replicate in Glasgow's opening ceremony.