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Jailed Rangers fan encouraged Ibrox pitch invasion leading to disorder against Celtic
Jordan Hadden was jailed for 16 months for his part in the shameful scenes at Ibrox following the Old Firm Scottish Cup match.
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Tour de France confirms Scotland route for Grand Départ in July 2027
The 2027 Tour de France will get underway in Edinburgh as some of the world's top cyclists come to town.
Katie Price’s ex-husband Kieran Hayler cleared of raping 13-year-old in 2016
Kieran Hayler, 39, had faced allegations of rape and sexual assault against a 13-year-old girl but was cleared at Lewes Crown Court.
Paul Ferris accused of dressing as woman in bid to catch out corrupt cops
Gangster-turned-author Paul Ferris had a number of allegations made against him during his life of crime - some more unusual than others.
President Donald Trump claims Jackdaw gas project 'will make UK very wealthy again'
US President Donald Trump has weighed in after the UK Government approved plans to extract more gas from the North Sea.
Russell Brand 'treated fan he raped like a piece of meat', court told
Russell Brand is standing trial at Southwark Crown Court following allegations of rape and sexual assault from multiple women.
Search for missing Lewis fishermen resumes as locals urged 'not to put themselves at risk'
Sea conditions have improved enough to allow police to resume the search for the MV Kilda and its missing crew, three days after it was paused.
Jackdaw gas field approval triggers environmentalist backlash despite PM pledges
Prime Minister Andy Burnham said the decision will “protect hundreds of jobs and help keep millions of homes warm”.
Scottish Government slams BBC Scotland TV channel cut as 'wholly unacceptable'
Culture Secretary Mairi McAllan made the comments shortly after BBC announced service cuts which will hit BBC Scotland.
Person hit by train between Glasgow and Edinburgh as services cancelled
The tragedy unfolded at around 3pm on Tuesday.
More than 200 Lanarkshire jobs at risk as manufacturing firms announce closures
Lanarkshire-based firms Resideo and Honeywell both separately announced plans to close and move production to England and the EU.
BBC Scotland TV channel to close as cost-cutting measures announced
BBC Scotland is among the services to be cut by the national broadcaster with jobs lost as the corporation faces pressure to make savings of £500m by 2028.
Shetland star left terrified after stalker creep sent vile messages
Shetland actress Eubha Akilade and her sister Eilidh were bombarded with hundreds of 'thoroughly disgusting and revolting' emails.
Creep who stalked Scots BBC star and sister travelled to London to spy on victim
Shetland actress Eubha Akilade and her sister Eilidh were bombarded with hundreds of 'thoroughly disgusting and revolting' emails.
Man accused of Shona Stevens murder to stand trial more than 30 years later
Shona Stevens died in November 1994 after an incident at Bourtreehill Park near her home in Irvine.
Flight school pays tribute to instructor and teen student killed in plane crash near Drymen
Ian Haggis, 80, and a 16-year-old boy died after the Piper Tomahawk they were travelling in crashed near Drymen on Friday.
Blaze at St Petersburg oil sites as Kyiv launches more than 1,000 drones
Drone strikes by Ukraine have hit targets in Russia including oil infrastructure as the war between the two countries continues.
'Area of interest' search for missing fishermen paused due to sea 'challenges'
The FV Kilda was reported overdue on Tuesday, October 13 but efforts to trace the vessel and two missing fishermen have so far proved fruitless.
Teen girl injured in 'frightening' Range Rover hit and run as police launch probe
A 17-year-old girl was taken to hospital following the hit and run on Friday October 16.
'People are dying on waiting lists' Ex-addict begins six-month rough sleeping challenge
Richie Roncero is hoping to raise £1 million to fund new bedrooms so more people can benefit from residential rehab.
