Michael Harvey repeatedly hit Carol O'Reilly's head off the ground during an assault in Glasgow city centre that was captured on CCTV.

An Aberdeen woman says she has been forced to sleep in her car after discovering a colony of the protected animals in her house.

BBC Scotland News has learned a month's worth of recorded non-emergency calls were not archived.

Palestine Action is banned by the UK Government, meaning membership or support is a criminal offence.

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

The president's press secretary outlined details of his visit to Scotland, which begins next week.

Unemployment in Scotland is down while it has risen in the rest of the UK, but can the figures be trusted?

Jai Gibson says caring for his pet lamb gives him a focus and direction and he takes her with him to the pub.

An NHS manager has said said Sandie Peggie should have raised concerns about sharing facilities in a different way.

Frank Strang says he is determined to see his vision through to its first rocket launch later this year.

The fire tore through a number of businesses in the town centre and led to the partial collapse of the building.

Landowners and managers say recent fires at Dava and Carrbridge were the worst Scotland has ever seen.

Bathers have been urged to stay away from Kinghorn and Burntisland until further notice.

Jayden Wallace, 18, threw paint at Aberdeen Mosque and Islamic Centre as well as smashing a window.

Mark Blackwood, 42, was pronounced dead in a flat in the town's Glenmuir Place on Saturday.

At least 10 shops on Victoria Street have graffiti tags sprayed on their windows, walls and doors.

Laura Miller, David Wallace Lockhart and Hannah Rodger on the week’s news.

Fashion designer Siobhan Mackenzie has created a tartan based on Glasgow's shipbuilding past.

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

The actors have been cast in Christopher Nolan's new film The Odyssey.

The local council says it is pushing ahead with plans to build tunnels to four outlying isles in the archipelago.

The number of recorded road works in Scotland is now 28% higher than it was before the Covid pandemic.

Dozens of ships from around the world are expected to attract hundreds of thousands of visitors.

Past visits suggest the US president's latest trip to his mother's homeland is unlikely to receive a warm welcome.

What is the Island Games? Where is it being held? And how can I watch the sports involved?

Islanders arrived in Orkney to compete athletically, but the bonds behind the event run much deeper.

Tyler Anthony, 15, made the epic journey to Orkney to compete in the 100m and 200m at the Island Games.

Manx athletes pick up 21 medals on day two of action at the Orkney Games, and break three records.

The Island Games in Orkney give Steve Broughton the chance to add five more football venues to his tally.

The Orkney U16 football team claimed a bronze medal in the inaugural five-a-side tournament in the first island games.

The Island Games kicked off in Kirkwall on Friday night, with 24 teams parading through the streets of the town.

The area has been transformed to cope with a similar number of competitors to the Winter Olympics.

An NHS manager has said said Sandie Peggie should have raised concerns about sharing facilities in a different way.

Landowners and managers say recent fires at Dava and Carrbridge were the worst Scotland has ever seen.

An Aberdeen woman says she has been forced to sleep in her car after discovering a colony of the protected animals in her house.

Some local protestors are concerned a new wind turbine development could damage the area's dark sky park.

Brian Leishman has lost the whip after repeatedly criticising Sir Keir Starmer's government.

Scotland must beat Samoa in "emphatic fashion" if they are to salvage their summer tour, according to former Glasgow Warriors scrum-half Colin Gregor.

Bob MacIntyre showed skill, swearing and substance to end the first day of the Open Championship level par.

Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend talks through the threats Huw Jones and Sione Tuipulotu pose in the British & Irish Lions' first Test in Australia.