Temperatures dropped to minus 7C in the Highlands

The comedian thanked the crowd for the award, and joked about his terrible trousers

Kelso Abbey’s crumbling ruins spark urgent calls for action as its 900th anniversary nears, with experts warning the Borders landmark is at risk.

A rural charity warns that so-called ‘green’ data centres could consume city-scale energy and derail Scotland’s net-zero ambitions without strict regulation.

Campaigners have begun landmark legal action to stop councils illegally denying homeless people their human right to some kind of roof over their heads as the number of breaches across Scotland have quadrupled over five years.

Data shows that those from private schools and the most affluent areas are most likely to benefit from support such as additional time for exams.

Homeless campaigners are taking bold legal action to stop councils from breaking the law by leaving people without shelter in an escalation of Scotland's housing emergency.

Be it through air strikes, boots on the ground or a CIA instigated ‘collapse,’ the ouster of  Maduro now seems to be Washington’s endgame writes Foreign Editor David Pratt

Each week, the self-righteous and highly judgmental journalist Rab McNeil puts one of the country's highly regarded sacred cows under close scrutiny in his Scottish Icons series. This week, River CIty feels the wrath of his Sauron-like gaze...

Greens call for urgent measures to protect Scotland’s red squirrels, urging ministers to set population targets and tackle threats from grey squirrels.

The Herald spent a week investigating plans for a major and controversial extension of Edinburgh's tram network. Here's what we found.

The Teaching Slavery in Scotland project shows how teacher collaboration can improve professional learning and inspire classroom change.

Plans to transform Glasgow's former Watt Brothers store into a boutique hotel have been lodged with the city council.

Officers said that a 55-year-old man was taken to hospital where he is in a critical but stable condition

The shop had been selling stylish headwear since 1964.

A quantity of cocaine and cannabis were recovered

Thousands of people gathered on Glasgow Green for a march organised by Friends of the Earth Scotland.

The writer made an appearance at the museum for a tour and a talk on Friday

Highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 was confirmed at a premises near Lanark

Donald Trump has said he will sue the BBC next week after the corporation apologised but declined to compensate him for its edited version of a 2021 speech broadcast by Panorama.

The Scottish Government said the money will support the delivery of a number of vital services

Research by the SQA has found major problems with exam marking, but even the apparent benefits raise serious questions of fairness.

It has become harder for the SQA to recruit markers, and new research highlights a range of problems driving teachers away from the role.

The city landmark 'stands at the centre of a debate about modern heritage'

Major plans for the Scottish shopping centre have been flagged by its owner

High-profile business leader Ana Stewart highlights major growth in Scotland's start-up rate

Public relations is universally hated. However, a new ‘socialist’ lobbying firm has launched, promising to fight for the poor, not the rich and powerful. Our Writer at Large investigates

Seven-figure deal is first joint sponsorship to be signed by senior football bodies

Is the forthcoming Budget the last attempt this Government will have to turn the ship around?

The resistance to the archbishop’s plans to shut St Albert’s church in Glasgow and wipe the parish entirely from existence has reached Rome

The challenge of growing a huge underwater garden in a chilly Scottish loch was always going to either sink or swim: from the harvesting of 100,000 seeds from beneath the surface, to wading knee deep into the water to plant them.

The Herald cartoon on the Government's bonds plan.

Doctors say complications from 'unregulated' cosmetic injectables are adding “further pressure” to Scotland’s NHS as figures show demand for care.

The bands said the track, which was made available on Friday night, was “something special”

Pupils on their way home from school on Friday afternoon had to be evacuated from the school bus they were travelling on after it caught fire.

A search is under way for the driver of a car that went into the River Nairn in the Highlands.

A historic bed-and-breakfast which on the banks of one of Scotland’s most scenic lochs has gone on the market.

More than 1,500 musicians and 60 bands will compete at the Scottish Festival of Brass in Perth, with major contests held across two weekends in November.

Drivers are being warned of overnight closures on one of Glasgow’s busiest motorway interchanges as essential maintenance gets underway.

NHS Tayside’s Laura Turton has won Leader of the Year at Scotland’s Health Awards after cutting wait times and supporting thousands of patients each month.

Award-winning actors hails historic theatre where he made his debut as a 'standard bearer of excellence".

The company has extended its agreement covering apps, platforms and IT systems on behalf of People's Pension

Diabetes UK’s new ‘Strike Out Stigma’ campaign challenges misconceptions after research finds many people with diabetes experience blame, judgement and stigma.

Work has begun on the latest ferry for Scotland’s isles at a shipyard in England.

Conservationists lifted Scotland's world-famous medieval cannon Mons Meg into the air – and were delighted by what they found.

A fourth-generation Scottish removals firm founded in 1886 with a horse and cart has been sold, ending more than a century of family ownership.

It follows on from the Court’s successful sitting in Manchester for a week in March 2023, and previous sittings in the UK’s capital cities.

Police are appealing for information after a woman was assaulted by a man in North Lanarkshire.

The Brunton has been mothballed for more than a year after RAAC was discovered in its construction.

A restaurant founded by a chef who has built up a 'cult following' is to launch in Scotland.