Two women and a child were taken to hospital after a crash in Paisley.

Police Scotland has issued a warning as planned protests got under way across the country.

The Scottish singer Lulu has admitted she was “a secret drinker” as she publicly revealed her battle with alcoholism.

Sir Chris Hoy is calling on men with prostate cancer to try and be more active to help with their quality of life.

Scotland’s largest teaching union has called for the UK Government to review the link between Normal Pension Age (NPA) and State Pension Age (SPA).

A man missing from Dundee overnight has been traced following an appeal.

Campaigners angry about the rising number of renewable energy projects operating and proposed for the Highlands and Islands have condemned a Scottish Government deadline for consultation about a giant pylon line.

The UK Government will carry out a nationwide test of its Emergency Alerts system on Sunday, giving mobile users a brief warning on their phones.

Businesses in Leith say they are being pushed to the breaking point by a loss in footfall caused by ongoing council-led infrastructure works.

A Bronze Age hoard discovered in Carnoustie has been acquired by National Museums Scotland and will go on display for the first time in a new exhibition opening next summer.

Lyndon Dykes believes the family feel to the Scotland squad can help drive Steve Clarke’s side to the 2026 World Cup finals.

Scotland boss Steve Clarke was pleased with his side's showing in their 0-0 draw with Denmark and felt his team selection paid off in a tough match.

Action on anti-social behaviour in an Edinburgh neighbourhood is set to be considered by councillors next week.

Scotland have begun their World Cup qualifying campaign with a 0-0 draw against Denmark in Copenhagen.

Catholic primary school children in East Lothian’s biggest town could have the right to attend an RC high school in Midlothian withdrawn following a review.

A new Glasgow Reform councillor will face a code of conduct hearing over comments she made about suspended local Labour politician Frank McAveety, it is understood.

Douglas Alexander has described his reappointment as Scottish Secretary, almost 20 years on from his first time in the role, as a “real honour”.

A hunt has been launched to trace a suspect last seen riding a dirt bike following a serious assault in Edinburgh.

Firefighters are continuing to battle a "large blaze" within a recycling centre near Dundee airport.

Community councils and campaigners have said the deadline for consultation on a major pylon line to run from the Highlands is “undemocratic”, as they call for a public inquiry.

Police Scotland has issued a warning ahead of planned protests across the country.

Scotland's World Cup qualification campaign begins in Copenhagen and Steve Clarke has named his side to face Denmark.

Scotland's first-ever "pug cafe" hopes to help its grumble of rescue pugs find their forever home.

Douglas Alexander has been appointed as Scottish secretary following the sacking of Ian Murray.

The skulls of two women killed 90 years ago have been laid to rest following a public appeal to find their families.

A care worker has been struck off after being sentenced for possessing indecent images of children.

Scotland's environment watchdog has launched an investigation into an ongoing pollution incident in a river in Lothian.

An elderly man has been taken to hospital after being hit by a car in Aberdeen.

Glasgow City Council is being asked to donate £150,000 to a fund to help residents who are forced from their homes, in the wake of a Pollokshields tenement collapse.

Former London’s Burning actor John Alford has been found guilty of sexually assaulting a 14-year-old and 15-year-old girl during a party at a friend’s home.

A Celtic fan has admitted mocking the Ibrox disaster at an Old Firm game.

Hibernian have confirmed the signing of Charlton defender Zach Mitchell on a season-long loan deal.

One of David Bowie’s final unrealised musical projects, The Spectator, is to go on display for the first time next week.

Strike action has been avoided at Tunnock's bakery, where Caramel Wafers and Teacakes are made, after workers agreed to a new pay deal.

A road is closed in both directions after a crash in Argyll and Bute.

The leader of Glasgow City Council has said flags attached to lampposts will be removed when they become "tatty".

Ian Murray has been sacked as Scottish secretary and has been replaced by Douglas Alexander amid a cabinet reshuffle.

Daizen Maeda says he was keen on a summer move away from Celtic as he wanted to "take the next step" and seek a new challenge.

High street beauty chain Bodycare is to shut eight of its Scottish shops after falling into administration.

A teenager has died and six others are in hospital after a two-car crash in Angus.

A Glasgow wedding venue has hit back at the city council after being banned from hosting events.

Nigel Farage has brought forward his leader’s speech at the Reform UK conference in the wake of Angela Rayner’s resignation as deputy prime minister.

Stephen O'Donnell says Scotland will be looking to start strongly in a "tight" qualifying group to keep their hopes of reaching next summer's World Cup on track.

A woman threatened to blow up her house during a four-hour stand-off with police in Glasgow.

Sunday evening will deliver a celestial treat for sky watchers, with the appearance of a total lunar eclipse.

The drummer for the band The Fratellis has been cleared of driving under the influence of cannabis.

The Prince and Princess of Wales have led tributes to the Duchess of Kent following her death at the age of 92.

Glasgow’s A-listed Langside Halls, which has been shut for eight years, is moving closer to reopening as it has bagged a funding boost of more than £100,000.

The deputy prime minister has resigned after it emerged she did not pay enough stamp duty on her flat in Hove.

Scotland is to become the first part of the UK to routinely screen newborn babies for a medical condition that can have “devastating impacts” for both the infants and their families.

A body has been found in the search for a missing mum from Glasgow who vanished from a beach in Greece over a month ago.

Three Brits are among those killed in the Lisbon funicular crash, police have said.

Suspended Scottish Labour MSP Colin Smyth has been told to attend court later this month after he was charged in connection with alleged possession of indecent images.

The lightsaber prop used by Darth Vader in the Star Wars movies has sold for $3.65m (£2.7m) at auction.

A lorry driver has been charged after his vehicle crashed off a motorway flyover near Perth four months ago.

Lionel Messi bid an emotional farewell after playing his final competitive match for Argentina on home soil but has yet to make a decision on whether to play at the World Cup.

Jaguar Land Rover factory staff have reportedly been told to work from home until at least next Tuesday as it battles the fallout of a major cyber attack.

Revenue from outdoor table and chairs permits has brought in almost £1m for the council in the last year.

Furious Irvine anti-pollution campaigners are stepping up their fight against a hugely controversial incinerator after a ruling saw it move closer towards going into operation.

Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson has said not to expect a comeback of The Office in the new spin-off series: “We’re not bringing it back”.

Actors Alan Cumming and David Morrissey will star in a new Channel 4 drama written by the Doctor Who showrunner Russell T Davies.

Former world champions Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather are to meet in the ring in 2026.

Reform is a party on the rise in Scotland.

The John Lewis Partnership (JLP) is hiring for 13,700 Christmas roles in its biggest ever recruitment drive as it prepares for the busy shopping season.

Councillors have granted planning permission for the development of 32 new affordable homes in Bearsden.

Joe Salisbury and Neal Skupski will aim to become the first all-British pair for more than a century to win the US Open men’s doubles title when they contest the final on Saturday.

Youngsters seeking ‘notoriety’ by causing fires are not being helped by adults making light of their actions on social media.

A Fatal Accident Inquiry will be held into the death of a worker who became trapped under a fallen metal fixture at a workshop in Cambuslang.

When Scotland last reached a World Cup, the qualification campaign started with a 0-0 draw in Austria on August 31, 1996, and ended, gloriously, with a 2-0 win over Latvia on October 11, 1997, that sent Craig Brown's side to France '98.

A pair of Glasgow friends and Edinburgh sisters will join Channel 4’s Gogglebox line-up for its brand new series.

Glasgow is set to host a weekend honouring legendary comedian Sir Billy Connolly as part of the city's 850th anniversary.

Fire crews are tackling a "large blaze" within a recycling centre near Dundee airport.

Hundreds of workers at the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA) are to be balloted on potential industrial action following what a union described as a “totally unacceptable” pay offer.

Staff at the University of Dundee are being re-balloted on strike action as the institution’s financial and management crisis nears a year.

The verdict from the government's ethics adviser into whether Angela Rayner broke ministerial code when she underpaid stamp duty is expected on Friday Angela Rayner’s political future appears increasingly uncertain ahead of a verdict on whether she broke ministerial standards rules over her tax affairs – which could be delivered.