Alex Dunbar risks missing Scotland Tests following surgery
Alex Dunbar faces a race against time to be fit for Scotland's autumn Test clashes after being ruled out for the next six weeks.
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Hammond refuses to endorse May to lead Tories into next election
Philip Hammond has refused to endorse Theresa May to lead the Conservatives into the next general election.
Every single player is relishing World Cup shot, says Scotland boss Strachan
Scotland manager Gordon Strachan can sense his players are relishing their date with destiny next month.
Every player is relishing World Cup shot, says Scotland boss Gordon Strachan
Scotland manager Gordon Strachan can sense his players are relishing their date with destiny next month.
‘Ground-breaking’ study to examine how juries reach decisions in Scotland
A "ground-breaking" study into how juries come to decisions - including their use of the not proven verdict - is to be carried out in Scotland.
Rubens ‘lost’ masterpiece found in Glasgow historic house
A Flemish masterpiece thought to be lost for almost 400 years has been rediscovered in a historic house by art experts.
Wigtown Book Festival expected to welcome around 20,000 visitors over ten days
Organisers are predicting a literary festival in "Scotland's book town" will be the biggest ever this year.
NHS Grampian confirms agreement with Newcastle hospital over cardiac patients
Cardiac patients facing delays in north-east Scotland have been offered treatment as far away as Newcastle, it has emerged.
Former Tory MP and arch Eurosceptic Sir Teddy Taylor dies aged 80
The former Conservative MP and arch Eurosceptic Sir Teddy Taylor has died, his family said. He was 80.
Former Tory MP and arch Eurosceptic Sir Teddy Taylor dies aged 80
The former Conservative MP and arch Eurosceptic Sir Teddy Taylor has died, his family said. He was 80.
Nicola Sturgeon wavers on timing of independence vote
Nicola Sturgeon has admitted she does not know when she will call another referendum on Scottish independence.
Hero’s welcome in Edinburgh for round-the-world cyclist
The fastest man to cycle around the globe has returned home to a hero’s welcome following his record-breaking feat.
Airport seeks to reunite lost teddies with their owners
An airport has launched an appeal to reunite young passengers with hundreds of teddies left behind on their travels.
Holyrood votes in favour of tax rises to fund public spending
Labour, Green and Lib Dem MSPs have voted in favour of tax rises to fund extra spending on public services like the NHS and schools.
Red squirrels returning to Aberdeen woodlands in increasing numbers
Red squirrels have made a resurgence in Aberdeen woodlands, while their grey cousins have gone two years without being detected.
Business leaders go back to school to learn how to spot internal fraudsters
A "Fraud Academy" is being launched to help businesses tackle economic crime which affects half of Scottish companies.
Scottish and Welsh governments publish amendments to Brexit bill
The Scottish and Welsh governments have published amendments to key Brexit legislation, stating they are necessary to "respect the hard-won devolution settlements".
‘Scotland’s airline’ flies higher after Flybe split
Loganair boss Jonathan Hinkles said yesterday the airline was already winning over passengers and pilots in its few weeks of operating as a standalone business.
IN FULL: The Scottish flights cancelled by Ryanair so far
Ryanair has published details of flights cancelled up to the end of next month.
Jimmy Buchan: Why we should be grateful for what we have
As autumn descends upon us here in ‘Blighty’ and in particular northern Britain, we will soon be in the firing line of the storms that will make their way across the Atlantic.
Workers encouraged to follow in footsteps of pupils by clocking up Daily Mile
Employers are being urged to sign up to an initiative encouraging their workforce to walk a mile a day to improve their health.
Firefighters tackle blaze at recycling centre
Firefighters are tackling a large blaze at a recycling centre in Bo'ness.
Armed patrols stepped up across Scotland after London Underground bombing
Armed police patrols are being stepped up across Scotland as the UK is placed on the highest terror alert following the London Underground train bombing.
Woman claims priest abused her while at orphanage at centre of mass grave find
A woman has claimed she was abused at an orphanage run by nuns where the bodies of hundreds of children were "buried" in a mass grave.
Scotland’s first high-speed train arrives in Aberdeen ahead of fleet rollout
The first high-speed train has arrived in Scotland ahead of the new services being rolled out next year.
Body found on Hebridean beach confirmed as missing German man
A body found on an island beach is that of a missing German man, police have confirmed.
Mother with young son chosen as face of Scotland’s Stand Up To Cancer campaign
A new mother who was diagnosed with cancer when her son was just eight months old is backing a campaign urging people to stand up to the disease.
‘Alarming’ rise in deaths from Alzheimer’s disease placing ‘heavy strain’ on NHS
Deaths from Alzheimer's disease have risen by a third in the last year, with campaigners warning the "alarming" increase is placing a "heavy strain" on the NHS and care services.
Cocktails, giggles, and a brush or two with royalty – who could ask for anything more?
It’s often the unexpected, smaller things that happen during a mini-break that make you remember it long after your overnight bag has been packed away.
Unemployment rate falls to 3.8%
Scotland's unemployment rate has fallen to 3.8%, the lowest of the UK nations, official figures show.
NHS Grampian carries out 4,000 fewer operations
The NHS in Scotland has carried out 14,000 fewer operations in Scotland this year - with the north-east health board accounting for nearly 4,000 of them.
Rain warning as Storm Aileen sweeps across Scotland
Warnings of heavy rain have been issued for some parts of Scotland as Storm Aileen sweeps across the country.