Almost 300,000 more passengers travelled in the spring and state-owned Prestwick saw a trebling of cargo volumes.

Neala was one of growing number of young people classed as Neet, meaning they are not in education, employment or training.

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

The well-loved Glasgow museum has been closed since 2024 for a major refurbishment.

Stacy Hunter was killed by her estranged husband weeks after he was released on bail - her family wish the authorities had intervened further.

The announcement comes as the prime minister makes first official visit to Wales since entering No 10.

The operators of the Hetland Hall Hotel near Dumfries want to add bedrooms, an events space and lodges.

George Robertson said another individual may have put cocaine and diazempam in the two-year-old's jacket.

He was arrested on Wednesday at his home in the north of Glasgow and later charged.

Aaron Swanson hit PC Lucy O'Donnell on the body after she ordered him to stop his van and drove at excessive speed towards other officers.

Safety inspectors said the petrochemical giant was 'fortunate' no major incident arose from the leaks.

Cameron Benson is also banned from driving following the crash on the A75 last year which claimed the life of Mary Reeves.

A Facebook post by Libyan Airlines announced the death of Al Amin Khalifah Fhimah and expressed the company's condolences to his family.

Trial of Libyan man over 1988 bombing has been postponed for a third time.

Celtic have now faltered in Champions League qualifying on six occasions in eight years. What are the ramifications this time?

The second season began filming in the Scottish capital in June and is due to continue until October.

The RSPB is considering measures it can take to improve resilience in the wake of a five-week long fire in the Cairngorms.

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

The AEW star Jamie Hayter is set for two big shows in Glasgow and at Wembley Stadium in London this week.

The Central Scotland Football association said conduct at matches had hit an "all-time low" in the first week of the season.

Safety inspectors said the petrochemical giant was 'fortunate' no major incident arose from the leaks.

Almost 300,000 more passengers travelled in the spring and state-owned Prestwick saw a trebling of cargo volumes.

The company says the move will not affect workers on its North Sea operations.

The operators of the Hetland Hall Hotel near Dumfries want to add bedrooms, an events space and lodges.

The university said 154 roles were now at risk following a 10-week consultation process

After some early season setbacks, "proud" Wouter Vrancken believes Hearts are getting their rewards by securing Conference League progress.

Nicolas Raskin could be on his way out of Rangers, having not travelled to Jablonec for the club's Conference League play-off second leg, while the club are close to signing Kim Min-su from Girona.