Popular Scottish radio station Clyde 1 is returning to Glasgow city centre after more than four decades in Clydebank.

Tributes have poured in for a father-of-six who tragically died following a workplace accident at a demolition site.

World record-breaking adventurers the Maclean Brothers have taken Celtic Connections to new heights, performing the festival’s highest-ever gig atop Ben Lomond as part of Innis & Gunn’s headline partnership.

Police Scotland issued an alert to road users at around 8:30am on Monday confirming that the A815 at Rest and Be Thankful is currently closed in both directions.

Teachers at a private school are to go on strike after their employer refused to discuss a pensions dispute, their union has said.

Islanders will have a new sea wall to protect themselves against flooding as part of a multi-million pound project from North Ayrshire Council.

The A9 is closed in both directions due to flooding Drivers are advised to use an alternative route if possible and expect delays.

Staff at a Stirling charity shop have said they are “thrilled” after an extremely rare edition of JRR Tolkien’s The Hobbit fetched a record £3,000.

As of Monday morning, there were 19 Scottish Environment Protection Agency (Sepa) flood warnings and 12 flood alerts in place around the country

Scotland is running out of time to meet its legally binding child poverty targets, the Joseph Rowntree Foundation has warned ahead of Tuesday's Budget.

Despite progress in recent years, many pupils are being educated in school buildings that are in poor condition or have exceeded their planned capacity.

A Scottish shopping centre operator has said it will 'support staff in finding new roles's a retail giant moves to close a landmark store.

Jim Hall shares ambition to grow provision of care and employ more young dentists in Scotland

An uncertain world demands an economy led by innovation, not cost competition

More than just a culinary curiosity, the poem was a cultural marker against foreign influence

The find was revealed last year - now archaeologists share their reactions

Casinos and bookies could face a tax crackdown under a budget proposal put forward by the Scottish Greens to the Scottish Government.

New Year, new hope: Taking the first steps to a fresh start 

New Year, new hope: Taking the first steps to a fresh start 

New Year, new hope: Taking the first steps to a fresh start 

The Labour MP, who said she was "disgusted" by the comments, has now shared that officers are investigating if the abusive posts “meet a criminal threshold”.

Dr Arash Badakhsh of the University of Strathclyde has been unable to contact his family in Iran, something which has caused the award-winning researcher significant distress.

The road has reopened — and Police Scotland has revealed that a man has been taken to hospital with injuries.

Police say Rebecca Woods, 29, was last seen near Fort William about 1.30pm on Saturday, 10 January, 2026.

Temperatures will rise and we’ll see rain rather than snow accompanying some strong gusty winds in the north. 

Demonstrators occupied entrances at JP MorganChase’s Argyle Street offices, lying down on the pavement in front of the 14 storey building.

Jobs across Scotland have been put at risk after a high street retail chain was placed into administration.

A pensioner has been arrested after a disturbance in a Scottish town which saw police swarm an address in a Scottish town.

The Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC) has warned that increases in business rates, expected to take effect this April, will push businesses across Scotland “to the brink.”

Multiple sailings between Arran and Troon have been cancelled “due to adverse weather".

Around 1.30 on Sunday afternoon, Traffic Scotland said that several key stretches of road had been restricted “due to flooding”.

Inside a trip that put 221 miles on the clock, over 13 hours of driving and hopping in and out of multiple wood-fired hot boxes

Road maintenance operator BEAR has announced works will take place on the M90 between Junctions 1B Ferrytoll and Junction 2 Masterton near Dunfermline.

Police had been searching for Ryan Finnegan, 40, who was last seen by family in the Balgarthno Road area during the first week of December 2025.

A decision on whether to reopen the road will be made on Monday

Walkers made the discovery this morning

The Clavie - a barrel filed with pitch and staves - is set a light and paraded around the town, followed by a large crowd

An amber warning for snow is in force until 2pm on Sunday with heavy snowfall expected

A PETITION, signed by thousands, which calls for Glasgow City Council's plans for new parking control zones in the Southside, has been "refused."

Motorists have been warned to avoid a busy rural route following an early-morning crash.

Despite being in poor health, his death came as a shock to the broadcaster

Ministers are under growing pressure to explain how the 'fired' chief executive of the publicly funded lifeline ferry operator CalMac received more than £170,000 in annual pay after being removed from his post just three days into the year.

Ministers face calls to probe CalMac after its sacked chief executive received £175k in pay, raising concerns over secrecy and breaches of public sector severance rules.

The accounts for a troubled community buyout in the Outer Hebrides have not been filed on time, with directors expressing no confidence in the vice-chair of the group amid a bitter civil war

The Chewin' the Fat star has just completed an 80-date tour of Scotland.

Nicola Sturgeon resigned dramatically as First Minister three years ago. What has she done since and has she essentially already bowed out of frontline politics?

Scotland’s hospitality industry has warned that pubs, clubs and restaurants face job losses and closures unless business rates relief is extended in Tuesday’s Budget, piling pressure on ministers as finances tighten and revaluation hikes loom.

The risky operation last week to seize a sanctions busting oil tanker ratchets up tensions in an already volatile world, writes Foreign Editor David Pratt

THERE was a time, not long ago when my personal code prevented me from watching footage of real-life killings on the internet.

A leading defence expert has warned Scotland is on the 'front line' of rising tensions between the US and Russia.