The Latest Breaking News from Scotland

The BBC's Question Time programme is returning to Scotland on Thursday evening

The British & Irish Lions have overhauled their starting line-up for the clash with the Western Force as they look to give plenty of new players a crack.

MSPs have passed legislation in Holyrood that will abolish Scotland’s exam body

MORE than 100 charities have united to urge Scottish MPs to reject proposed welfare cuts by the Labour Government, claiming they would push more…

WHETHER or not Scotland elects a pro-independence majority to the Holyrood parliament next year “matters for the future of politics”, Professor…

Artist, writer, playwright, illustrator – and the man who made the Oscar-winning film Poor Things possible – Alasdair Gray was one of Scotland’s great creative polymaths and eccentrics, now celebrated every year on “Gray Day” (February 25). A new exhibition at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery in Glasgow has opened to…

An engineer in Scotland is hoping to become the first Palestinian-Scot to serve as an MSP in Holyrood

A FAMILY-RUN caravan park near Edinburgh has been named the best in Scotland for the second consecutive year ...

Scottish First Minister John Swinney made clear the policies, pursued between 1940 and 1980, were ‘wrong’.

Thomas Robinson, 55, claimed to have cultivated the tea at his Perthshire estate using innovative techniques but was convicted of fraud in May.

A company acting on behalf of Fortnum & Mason was among those tricked by Thomas Robinson