ScotRail had its busiest week of 2025 so far, carrying almost two million passengers as music fans flocked to Oasis reunion concerts.

A rescue operation was launched after a man on a ferry fell overboard into the Firth of Clyde on Saturday.

Anti-racism campaigners have chanted at demonstrators protesting against “uncontrolled illegal immigration” outside a hotel used to house asylum seekers in Falkirk.

An investigation has been launched after a vulnerable man was attacked and robbed on a street in North Lanarkshire.

A museum celebrating the "bravery and resilience" of the people living in Clydebank during World War II has opened its doors to the public.

A road in Edinburgh has been cordoned off after firefighters were called to tackle a blaze at a business on Saturday.

An urgent search has been launched after a man left the scene of a crash in Renfrewshire during the early hours of Saturday morning.

Some 3,700 Afghans, British troops and civil servants may have fallen victim to a new data breach, after an incident involving a company linked to the Ministry of Defence.

Two men were taken to hospital following a disturbance at a home in North Lanarkshire on Friday.

An investigation has been launched after a person was sexually assaulted on a pathway in Glasgow.

A second man has appeared in court charged with the murder of Austin Ironside in Aberdeen.

Midlothian primary pupils have been allegedly asked to send "nude photos" after being added to a WhatsApp group.

A 12-year-old boy will be walking a three-mile route to school after North Lanarkshire Council cut bus services in the catchment area.

Nicola Sturgeon has told all about her experiences with some of the most famous names in British politics in her new memoir, Frankly.

Scientists from the University of Edinburgh are celebrating the successful launch of a new satellite set to transform the way the world monitors carbon dioxide.

The Prince and Princess of Wales are to move into a new home in Windsor.

After talks with President Trump, Putin has hinted a deal is immiment, as ITV News US Correspondent Dan Rivers reports Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said he will meet Donald Trump in Washington on Monday, after a US-Russia summit failed to result in a deal to end the war.

Dane Murray celebrated his new contract with his first Celtic goal as the holders beat Falkirk 4-1 in the Premier Sports Cup.

The owner of a rural steading has accused East Lothian planners of behaving unfairly after they denied them permission to open a narrow doorway into double doors to allow ‘wheelchair access’.

The Scottish SPCA has received a significant rise in the number of calls from people looking to give up their pets.

Plans to convert a horse field into a new site for glamping will go before councillors next week after nearly 100 objections were lodged.

Girvan’s Quay Zone leisure centre is on track to reopen early next year after being forced to close due to severe storm damage in January 2024.

A body has been found amid a search for a man in the River Tay.

Artificial intelligence has helped researchers to design antibiotics that can tackle hard-to-treat infections gonorrhoea and MRSA.

The price of a "life-changing" weight loss drug could double or even triple in the UK by the end of the month, prompting fears that it will push more people into the black market.

Six men involved in a series of suspected gangland attacks in Edinburgh have been jailed for a combined total of 101 years.

Two men and a woman have been charged after a 52-year-old was attacked at a house in Perthshire.

A woman is accused of killing her baby daughter who is said to have died from "significant" heat from a hair dryer.

A second suspect has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man in Aberdeen.

Derry Girls star Saoirse-Monica Jackson and her DJ fiance celebrated their Celtic heritage as they married in a three-day celebration in Ireland.

A church pastor abused a woman and eight children over a period spanning more than two decades.

A zoo in Canada has welcomed Highland cows to its facility in a bid to teach visitors about their Scottish roots.

Harry Milne is intent on maximising the opportunity he has been given to establish himself at Hearts following James Penrice’s summer transfer to AEK Athens.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a motorcyclist died in a crash with a car in Midlothian.

Bert Esselink is keen to get back on the European scene as quickly as possible following Dundee United’s Conference League qualifying exit to Rapid Vienna.

Firefighters are still tackling a blaze at Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, five days after it broke out.

Cineworld has confirmed that it is to leave its home in the world's tallest cinema complex next month.

Rangers head coach Russell Martin has faith that his work with the team will take them in the right direction after a slow start in the Premiership, but says the job is like "turning a tanker".

A man left a dog trembling in fear after a three-hour attack in which he struck the animal with an iron and a bottle.

Dundee Football Club has revealed they are "frustrated" as the planning application process for their proposed new stadium is still ongoing.

Livingston owner Calvin Ford described David Martindale as “one of the great managers in Scottish football” after the Lions boss signed a new contract.

A delivery driver who stabbed a traffic warden after a confrontation over a ticket has had his prison sentence more than tripled following a successful appeal by prosecutors.

A “category A” nuclear safety incident occurred at Faslane naval base earlier this year, the Ministry of Defence (MoD) has confirmed.

Officials at one of Scotland’s most popular national parks have ordered the removal of a static caravan in a crackdown on land developments.

NHS Ayrshire and Arran's chief executive has quit to pursue further academic study while the health board faces a £33m black hole.

Plans for a Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) on land near Dunbar are set to be opposed by East Lothian Council over a lack of information about road safety, impact on the countryside and flood risks.

An arts venue has said it has not banned Scotland’s deputy first minister Kate Forbes from the building after a row over her speaking at an event.

A team of charity rowers that was mistaken for migrants by an MP has arrived at the Forth Bridge near Edinburgh, marking the end of the first leg of their bid to circumnavigate Britain.

A man has been found guilty of carrying out a series of sexual assaults and rapes on three young girls.

Lewis Capaldi has said before his comeback that he was "living a lifestyle he couldn't afford".

A South Ayrshire councillor who accused his political rival of taking a bribe did not breach the code of conduct, the Standards Commission has ruled.

The trial of a Celtic fan who allegedly mocked the Ibrox disaster at an Old Firm game was not set due to outstanding CCTV.

A man who repeatedly raped a woman after turning up at her home has been jailed for six years.

Motherwell have announced the signing of striker Esapa Osong on loan from Nottingham Forest.

Scottish television reporter Ross King has joined former Lioness Karen Carney and Game of Thrones star Kristian Nairn as the final celebrity contestants for Strictly Come Dancing 2025.

Councillors in Argyll and Bute have approved plans for a 120-meter weather mast on the Cowal Peninsula despite more than 100 objections.

David Gray predicted there is still “a lot more to come” from Kieron Bowie after the burgeoning Scotland forward’s wonder goal in Hibernian’s dramatic Conference League triumph over Partizan Belgrade.

A suspect has been charged after a man was taken to the hospital following a disturbance in Glasgow.

Robert MacIntyre carded a brilliant 62 to hold a three-shot lead after day one of the BMW Championship at Caves Valley Golf Club.

Stephen Robinson believes St Mirren are “at the start of another process” after the manager extended his contract until the summer of 2028.

A search of the River Tay is still ongoing after reports of three men in difficulty in the water in Perth on Thursday.

Rangers are close to agreeing a deal with Brazilian side Palmeiras for the permanent transfer of Jefte that would see the club receive a fee of around £6m.

A water scarcity alert has been issued for several river catchments in the east of Scotland amid low rainfall and warm temperatures.

A special guest has been announced for Chappell Roan's two upcoming sold-out shows in Scotland.

A public inquiry set up to investigate disgraced surgeon Sam Eljamel will hold a preliminary hearing next month.

Two people have been charged following a disturbance in Fife, which resulted in a police officer discharging a taser.

Scottish Rugby has revealed the singing of an a cappella second verse of Flower Of Scotland at international matches began with a “mistake” that initially led one member of staff to fear she would lose her job.

A Glasgow man has appeared in court charged with communicating indecently with a teenager.

Two Scottish female racing drivers will go head-to-head in one of Scotland’s biggest motorsport events.

Karaoke booths are launching at Edinburgh Fringe inviting attendees to belt out songs mathematically proven to increase people's moods.

A supervised toothbrushing scheme in Scottish nurseries and schools is improving children’s oral health  and could also be helping to keep them in class.

Over 350,000 Baby Boxes packed with essential items for newborns have been delivered across Scotland, saving expectant parents around £400.

The Government will use social media influencers to highlight the risks of travelling abroad for cosmetic procedures such as hair transplants and dental work under new plans.

ITV News Correspondent Robert Moore analyses US President Donald Trump's mood ahead of the high-stakes peace summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

David Gray admitted he would need time to try to make sense of Hibernian’s epic 4-3 aggregate Conference League triumph over Partizan Belgrade.