The Met Office believes 50-70mm of rain could fall widely in the south west, rising to 110-130mm in the Galloway Hills.

City of Edinburgh Council wants to demolish Westfiled Court in Gorgie, but residents have accused the authority of allowing it to decline.

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

Choices over oil, gas, nuclear and the transition to renewables are to set to feature highly in the debate and battle for votes.

Residents and traders in Dumfries give their views on £68m flood plans being planned for the town.

Police Scotland said three men had been charged after what it described as a "significant" operation in North Lanarkshire.

BBC Scotland previews the Scottish League Cup final between St Mirren and Celtic.

Donald Macaskill, the chief executive of Scottish Care, told BBC Scotland a measured approach was needed.

Police Scotland says it is treating the blaze on Friday at a site used to store coaches as "wilful"

Blackwood Homes and Care declared a major incident at MacLehose Court earlier this week.

The five schoolboys have performed the hit on TV, but still found time to give back in their community at a local hospice.

Scotland's Christmas Home of the Year is back, with five finalists hoping to win the 2025 title

Chairman Russell Brown says the trip to Ibrox will make a huge financial difference to the club.

Baxter, who was born in Glasgow, was one of the biggest stars on British television for several decades.

David McLennan has been elected as a councillor in West Lothian, taking the seat from Scottish Labour.

The actor and impressionist, known for comic parodies and his love of dressing up, was one of the biggest stars of the 1970s and 1980s.

Margot Blair wants to raise awareness of the symptoms so others will seek medical advice if something is not right.

Tough economic forces are bearing down on whisky producers and the sectors which rely on them.

Scotland's last operational plant, at Torness in East Lothian, is scheduled to cease operating in 2030.

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

The Highland town will mark its royal burgh's 800th anniversary next year.

The letter was written in the cell where Mary had been imprisoned for 19 years, just hours before she was executed.

Reform’s latest recruit in Scotland.

An annual report shows some good, bad and middling aspects of Scottish productivity - and there are no easy or quick fixes.

Tartan Army foot soldiers have shelled out for flights, pre-booked hotels and are now turning their attention to match tickets.

Overcrowding problems at Barlinnie Prison's are not likely to disappear due to erly release and the building of new prisons.

Highland communities and businesses will have their say on the NC500's future after overtourism concerns.

Academics say the Acorn project in Aberdeenshire is facing difficulties, but the company insists it is viable.

City of Edinburgh Council wants to demolish Westfiled Court in Gorgie, but residents have accused the authority of allowing it to decline.

UHI House in Inverness recently reopened after a week of cleaning and disinfection.

Choices over oil, gas, nuclear and the transition to renewables are to set to feature highly in the debate and battle for votes.

The Met Office believes 50-70mm of rain could fall widely in the south west, rising to 110-130mm in the Galloway Hills.

The five schoolboys have performed the hit on TV, but still found time to give back in their community at a local hospice.

BBC Scotland previews the Scottish League Cup final between St Mirren and Celtic.

Glasgow Warriors' stunning comeback victory over Toulouse in the Investec Champions Cup will do wonders for their confidence, says fly-half Adam Hastings.