Steve Clarke's side won a historic 4-2 victory against Denmark in a nail-biting match at Hampden park.

Scotland's dramatic finish against Denmark in the World Cup qualifier dominates many of the front pages.

Scotland's players talk, and talk, and talk after sealing a place in the men's World Cup for the first time since 1998 with a scarcely believable 4-2 victory over Denmark.

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

An investigation has been launched into the death of the Helensburgh girl, who attended Hermitage Academy.

Hundreds of staff have been told their jobs are at risk with the Fife Ethylene Plant in Mossmorran due to close in February.

The bill, aimed at driving the move from fossil fuel heating systems, has been delayed until next year.

Adrian Dunbar, Vicky McClure and Martin Compston will all reprise their roles in the hugely popular drama.

A number of snow and ice warning are coming into effect as a deep cold front moves over Scotland.

A highly critical report says the UK does not have the resources it needs to deal with complex military threats.

Brodie is set for a temporary move from a zoo in Scotland to a park in England.

A 28-year-old man was arrested and charged with conspiracy to aid, abet and incite disorder.

Jordan Moore kicked and stamped Iain Kennedy to death during an altercation at a flat in Larkhall in January.

Glasgow City Council cut back an attempt to gather views on how to mark the city's slave trade history due to "online hostility".

Steve Clarke cements his place in Scottish football folklore by leading his nation to three major tournaments.

Watch the best of the action as Scotland beat Denmark 4-2 to reach the men's World Cup finals for the first time since 1998.

A generation of Scotland fans witness the greatest game of their lives on an astonishing night at Hampden. Nick McPheat was among them.

Scotland scored three stunning goals in their era-defining win over Denmark - but which was the best?

Former footballer Brian Rice on living with a gambling addiction.

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

The Guru Granth Sahib is so fragile it was taken to Edinburgh Gurdwara in a special convoy by curators for just a few hours.

BBC Scotland examines Scotland's World Cup troubles as their campaign reaches its conclusion on Tuesday.

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

Three friends returned to Chile to finish a leg of a 17,000-mile cycling trip they did in 1985.

The Scottish actor and TV presenter found his friends in the business didn't take much persuading.

Hundreds of staff have been told their jobs are at risk with the Fife Ethylene Plant in Mossmorran due to close in February.

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

The arrest follows an incident last month when a 47-year-old man was seriously injured.

A highly critical report says the UK does not have the resources it needs to deal with complex military threats.

A number of snow and ice warning are coming into effect as a deep cold front moves over Scotland.

A generation of Scotland fans witness the greatest game of their lives on an astonishing night at Hampden. Nick McPheat was among them.

Here's how a national team who have become world class in discovering new ways to break hearts ended a rollercoaster campaign on the highest of highs.

Midfielder John McGinn says Scotland were "pretty rubbish, but who cares?" after they earned a place at the World Cup finals.

On the passing of Craig Brown, we revisit his memories of taking Scotland to the World Cup in France.

Kenny McLean scores from the halfway line, deep into stoppage time, to seal Scotland's first men's World Cup appearance since 1998 as they beat Denmark 4-2.