The inquests of 62 patients treated by rogue breast surgeon Ian Paterson are to begin on Tuesday.

A review into the 2024 marking of Higher History is still incomplete, and standards are still unclear, months after courses started.

The Scottish Government could freeze tax thresholds in a bid to generate more cash in December’s budget.

The Scottish bus company has bought a coach operator as part of its strategy of “targeted acquisitions”, and highlighted its appetite for other purchases

The award-winning company purchased the new site 'outright'

The 'pioneering project' is billed as 'offering much-needed affordable housing for postgraduate students and university staff'

The solar panel installation covers an area the size of five tennis courts.

Similarly, if you have any life policies, these must be written in trust to avoid the proceeds forming part of your estate and potentially increasing the inheritance tax liability.

When grandfather George Fraser's head and neck cancer returned, he was given months to live. Ten years on, his disease is in remission thanks to a clinical trial - but 'horrendous' side effects left him feeling like the joy had gone from his life. Th...

As the Scottish Hospitals Inquiry continues, witnesses Louise Slorance, Maureen Dynes, and Beth and Sandie Armstrong will give evidence about the deaths of their loved ones.

Deltic revises North Sea plans as it targets overseas opportunities

Oil and gas firm’s strategy weighs ‘political risk’ amid sector challenges

Our cartoonist Steven Camley’s take on History exams row

Glasgow has been confirmed as the host of the 2026 Commonwealth Games.

Kate Forbes ally welcomes reflection of Former First Minister Humza Yousaf on job ‘demotion’ offer

One of Scotland's 'most famous' hotels has opened a new shop in the heart of Edinburgh's Old Town.

The Scottish architect firm has been sold to enable its founder's eventual retirement

Stagecoach West Scotland unveiled its fleet of 12 world-first, electric midibuses on Monday which will add to the all-electric Ayrshire bus routes this autumn.

Running since 2018 in Glasgow, the weekend celebrates all that is obscure, cult and unseen in film.

A hotel in Fife known for its 'stunning' sea views has today announced the opening new whisky and gin bar.

Schools in the constituency of First Minister John Swinney will be closed this week due to ongoing strike action.

Scotland’s First Minister has said he is still “wrestling” with whether he believes in assisted dying

Five-star Edinburgh destination hailed for contribution to Scottish tourism

Seamab provides specialist care and education for children with complex emotional needs, but their existing building is not fit for purpose.

It comes after the family who operated the pub said they were standing down after more than two decades

Luna and Plusza have been on the move since their home in the eastern part of the country was shelled in 2022

“We’re incredibly honoured to be awarded a Michelin Key, one of the highest accolades within the hospitality industry."

Unite general secretary Sharon Graham said: “This was a dispute over basic dignity at work. While we are pleased that this dispute is settled, it should not have taken the threat of industrial action to result in a U-turn by Edinburgh Trams.

An expanded BrewDog bar and a new Sainsbury’s store are among the changes coming to Edinburgh Airport amid a major revamp for passengers.

Christie & Co hails 'rare opportunity' as Argyll & Bute convenience store comes on to the market

A landmark building in Scotland’s largest city has been sold for more than £50 million

Senator Lidia Thorpe waited until the end of a landmark speech Charles gave in the capital, Canberra, to verbally attack the King

AN easyJet flight bound for Scotland was forced to divert as ferocious winds brought by Storm Ashley battered the country. 

Police marksmen were deployed after a woman was inured and a dog killed when they were attacked by other dogs in a public street. 

Schools in the constituency of First Minister John Swinney will be closed this week due to ongoing strike action.

Kevin interviews Sarah Corbett about her work and doing protests in a different way

JK Rowling has revealed that she turned down two offers of a peerage following Kemi Badenoch publicly saying she would appoint the author to the House of Lords.

Veteran MSP Fergus Ewing says that the SQA must not be allowed to 'mark its own homework' and that Jenny Gilruth should step in.

Private schools in Scotland are lobbying the UK Government to consider the impact on Scots before rolling out the new VAT policy.

'I’m going to make sure it’s a legacy I’ll be proud to say I helped build'

The forest is described as an 'excellent long-term investment'

A British Airways flight declared an emergency while on approach to Glasgow Airport on Monday afternoon.

Around 12.10pm on Monday, police recovered the body from the river at Crossford in Lanarkshire.

The Globe Inn, nestled in the heart of historic Dumfries, offers an unforgettable Scottish experience that's perfect for the Christmas season. Earning a coveted spot in the Michelin Guide for two consecutive years, The Globe Inn has been shortlisted ...

Members of the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) from all over Scotland attended a special event in Glasgow’s Bon Accord pub.

Health secretary Neil Gray will meet campaigners leading the charge to rebuild the crumbling Belford Hospital in Fort William.

An NHS Tayside project to create the country’s first accessible nature prescription resources for adults with a learning disability has been named as a finalist in the RSPB Nature of Scotland Awards 2024.

Forthcoming Budget will be 'big moment' for Scottish Engineering

A busy week brought news another high-profile property deal secured by Greenock-based entrepreneurs Sandy and James Easdale

A Highland restaurant was submerged in water as Storm Ashley made herself known in the north of Scotland.