The first of 16 new walk-in clinics across Scotland is now open but it is not clear when a target of them delivering one million appointments will be hit.

It was the most politically sensitive out of 30 cases that the Crown Office has informed first ministers about over the last 22 years.

Independent climate change advisors say the Scottish government needs to ramp up the rollout of heat pumps immediately.

Changes announced in the Budget mean all energy bills will see some kind of reduction, but it will vary.

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

Components for a wind farm in the Borders will be transported through Moffat starting next month.

Sturgeon made the remark during an interview when she was being investigated over claims she misled parliament.

The legislation was voted down by the SNP and the Greens, while the Scottish Conservatives abstained.

The decision comes after years of often bitter debate over the plans for a £40m holiday park on the banks of the loch.

Education Secretary Jenny Gilruth said the government had already invested £1.75bn but admitted that the new data showed there was more to do.

Lewis Budge attacked Robert Bromell on the Corran Esplanade in Oban, Argyll and Bute, in September 2023.

Crimes reported to police in Scotland rose by 3% between 2024 and 2025, according to new government data.

The water supply to households in Killin was disrupted after an incident at a petrol station on Friday.

The health board says everyone should ensure they are vaccinated after confirming its first recorded case in more than a decade.

Less than a fortnight after the fire Dylan Brister drugged, raped and killed father-of-four Calum Simpson.

Charlie MacGregor is behind 21 social hubs - including one in Glasgow - which house students alongside tourists and lone workers.

Ex-Scottish Conservative leader on Farage, Badenoch and leadership.

Arlene Fraser's husband Nat is serving life for murder - but her family is still seeking answers about what happened to her body.

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

After moving because of the war, Ukrainian students describe how Scotland became their second home.

The comedian has purchased a castle in the Scottish Borders which comes with 17 bedrooms and its own working railway.

A new film looks at the life of John Davidson after he found fame in a 1989 documentary

It includes more than 700 songs, audio recordings and lyrics as well as biographical information.

Less than a fortnight after the fire Dylan Brister drugged, raped and killed father-of-four Calum Simpson.

A community trust has bought land for affordable homes and woodland crofts at Loch Duich.

The first of 16 new walk-in clinics across Scotland is now open but it is not clear when a target of them delivering one million appointments will be hit.

Components for a wind farm in the Borders will be transported through Moffat starting next month.

The water supply to households in Killin was disrupted after an incident at a petrol station on Friday.

Celtic are unsuccessful in their appeal against Auston Trusty's red card but St Mirren's Richard King has his weekend dismissal overturned.

Premier League clubs are interested in Celtic's top scorer Benjamin Nygren while Hearts wait for injury updates on five players.

Caroline Weir is "more determined that ever" to reach a World Cup after being installed as Melissa Andreatta's captain.

Edinburgh's Davy Zyw speaks of "the tragic beauty" of becoming what is believed to be the first snowsport athlete with motor neurone disease (MND) to compete at the Winter Paralympics.