A new study concludes basic human rights - including food, health and housing - are being denied.

Daniel Colrain died in hospital after being assaulted in Royal Exchange Square in the early hours of Sunday.

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

In 1927, The Jazz Singer made movie history with the first recorded dialogue on film - but new evidence suggests the first feature talking film was Scottish.

Dubbed the Blyth Hoard, the artefacts dating from between 1150BC to 850BC were found seven miles from the Peebles Hoard.

John Swinney has been accused of misleading MSPs after claiming Scots could lose their pensions under Labour plans.

Sebastien Pocognoli is left with questions to answer after an inert Scotland performance leaves him still searching for his first home win, writes Tom English.

Amanda Mathewson, 55, pleaded guilty to neglect and abandoning children in her care at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court.

Ethan Brown, 23, should have been awarded a 2:1 degree by Glasgow University but was incorrectly told he had not passed his course.

Terence Welsh, 42, stabbed Stuart Kennedy in the chest as he sat in a chair at his flat in Ardrossan.

The Glasgow-born singer was the first solo Scottish female singer to top the UK singles chart with One Day at a Time.

The comments have been described as "disgusting and dangerous" by the Scottish Conservatives.

Jaqueline Young, from Cumnock, was taken to hospital for treatment but has since passed away.

Linus Luopas was struck twice by a police car, hit with batons, bitten by a police dog and had incapcitent spary used on him.

Annan Athletic say any repeat of incidents at their clash with Stirling Albion will be dealt with severely.

Party's co-leader Ross Greer has said Zionism is racist.

Sci-fi horror comedy, Behind, features scenes filmed in Port Glasgow's Clune Park shortly before it was demolished.

Jamie Laycock says schools must help youngsters understand both the opportunities and dangers of AI.

The city's space boom raises questions about the role of the state in backing important industries.

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

At least 23 huge data centres are planned in Scotland, causing significant concern for campaigners.

The watercolour on the back of a map gives a rare snapshot of the Dryburgh suspension bridge shortly after it opened.

Dutch champion Gina Saarberg took the coveted Golden Spurtle, while Australian champion maestro Rob Reid won the Speciality Porridge category at the finals in the Scottish Highlands.

Tristan Campbell has been working for two years on his dream to reopen the cinema in Dumfries.

A quarter of all marriages in Scotland involve couples who don't live here but see it as the ultimate wedding destination.

Amanda Mathewson, 55, pleaded guilty to neglect and abandoning children in her care at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court.

Lochaber MRT says more people are heading into the hills than before, with some of them poorly equipped.

After a spell of unusually warm weather, temperatures across the UK are set to tumble.

A new study concludes basic human rights - including food, health and housing - are being denied.

Almost 400 jobs are at risk at chemical firm Syngenta's Grangemouth plant after it announced plans to close the site

Sebastien Pocognoli is left with questions to answer after an inert Scotland performance leaves him still searching for his first home win, writes Tom English.

Sebastien Pocognoli has much to ponder before next month's Nations League group-stage finale after a bruising home defeat by Slovenia.

Watch the best of the action as Slovenia come from behind to beat Scotland 2-1 in the Nations League at Hampden.

Scotland were "outfought" and simply "not good enough" in their 2-1 Nations League defeat by Slovenia, according to captain Andy Robertson.

Andy Burke and Tom English look back on Glasgow and Edinburgh's fortunes in the URC