A bid to replace a wooden conservatory using recycled plastic was rejected despite claims it made more sense than cutting down hardwood trees to rebuild it.

Dundee and Dundee United have submitted appeals against red cards shown to their players during the weekend's Premiership action.

Police are hunting for a teenager after a property was deliberately set on fire in Girvan.

A man who died after being injured in an incident at a holiday park in Wemyss Bay has been named by police.

Two people have died at the scene of a crash involving a car and a van on the A9.

Kilmarnock defender Robbie Deas admits he was left "raging" and "speechless" at the late penalty award that allowed Celtic a 2-1 win at Rugby Park on Sunday.

Celtic striker Kelechi Iheanacho scored a late, late winner on his debut for the club and said he believes now is the time for him to impress after missing out on a move to Glasgow previously.

Three Scottish brothers who set a world record after completing the fastest row across the Pacific have told STV's Lorraine that the experience felt "like a dream".

JLR directly employs almost 33,000 people in the UK and supports a further 104,000 jobs in the supply chain, ITV News Business and Economics Editor Joel Hill on the huge impact of the latest cyber hack to hit a business in Britain Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) has told the government.

Bodycare has announced the closure of another 30 shops after the high street beauty chain collapsed into administration earlier this month.

A Scottish man is one of eight charged after disorder broke out during protests in central London at the weekend.

A man has appeared at court charged with raping a teenage girl in a wooded area in Fife.

A jailed cocaine kingpin is among those connected with an ongoing gang war that has forced the prison service to take extra precautions.

An influencer event to mark the opening of a Paris restaurant ended in chaos after thousands of people turned up and clashes broke out with police.

Paul Ritchie believes the “pieces are falling into place” for buoyant Hearts to capitalise on any chinks in the Old Firm armour this season.

A further £1m is to be injected into Scottish schools to deliver tennis in a bid to "supercharge the sport" and find the next Andy Murray.

Josh Kerr is bracing for a “real battle” to defend his world 1500 metres title after qualifying second from his semi-final behind 20-year-old Dutch upstart Niels Laros.

Sir Keir Starmer says he "never" would have appointed former US ambassador Lord Mandelson if he knew the content of emails sent to sex trafficker Jeffery Epstein.

A man has been charged after a cyclist was knocked down by a car in Fife.

Rangers fans are already "voting with their feet" and it will only get worse if results and performances don't drastically improve.

More than £300,000 of council tax has been returned to Aberdeen residents after a former official stole £1 million to fund his lavish lifestyle.

The company behind M&D’s theme park is set to run the city’s new Christmas events, with hubs planned in Glasgow Green and St Enoch’s Square.

A driver has been caught on CCTV fleeing a hit-and-run that left a pedestrian injured in Glasgow.

A man who allegedly stole an X-ray test machine from a hospital has a warrant out for his arrest.

A man was left with severe sight issues after being squirted in the face with ammonia.

The disappearance of five Shetland pony foals in South Uist remains a mystery after a search of sea eagle nests uncovered none of their remains.

An investigation has been launched after a cat was shot with a pellet gun in the Highlands.

A spokesperson for Downing Street called the messages "appalling and unacceptable", ITV News Political Correspondent Shehab Khan has an exclusive report, which contains details and language you may find upsetting Warning: This article contains sexually explicit language One of Sir Keir Starmer’s most senior advisers made sexually explicit and offensive.

Craig Gordon is ready for a fight to reclaim the gloves at Hearts before he turns his attention to getting back into the Scotland fold.

The boss of Aldi has urged the Government to avoid hiking costs for retailers in the autumn Budget because of the risk they can “find their way” onto supermarket shelves.

Pub giant JD Wetherspoon has said it will cut prices on its food and drink for just one day later this week, in order to highlight a tax “disparity” between hospitality businesses and supermarkets.

Asylum seekers in Aberdeen have been moved from hotels into empty student accommodation following more protests across Scotland this week.

A memorial garden is to be created in St Monans to remember 21 fishermen from the village who died in a disaster off the English coast.

Ally McCoist has told embattled Rangers manager Russell Martin he must explain to bewildered supporters why he is not selecting Nico Raskin.

Searches are continuing after a man was seen entering the River Leven nearly 48 hours ago.

A consultation proposing to change the start and end times of the secondary school day in West Dunbartonshire is expected to launch this week.

A serial sex attacker who threatened one of his victims moments after he was convicted has been handed a further jail term.

A suspect has been charged in connection with the death of a man at an Inverclyde holiday park.

A new report has revealed an “increase in dampness and mould” throughout Moray’s council houses, along with energy efficiency and electrical safety issues.

A man is fighting for his life in hospital after being 'stabbed' in Inverness.

A Conservative MP and shadow minister has defected to Nigel Farage's Reform UK.

Liverpool vice-captain Andy Robertson is not ready to sit on the sidelines and relinquish his position as first-choice left-back without a fight after admitting there was a chance he could have left for Atletico Madrid in the summer.

Ricky Hatton’s family say they feel an “immeasurable” sense of loss after his death but have been “deeply moved” by the outpouring of love and support towards him.

Plans to turn a former frozen food store in Bathgate’s town centre into a 39-bed short term let hotel have been rejected by West Lothian councillors.

After Harry's latest UK visit, the King and his closest aides seem to have concluded that bridges can be rebuilt and trust between father and son can be slowly restored, reports ITV News Royal Editor Chris Ship After his overnight train into and back out of Ukraine last week, it’s.

More than 12,600 roadworks have been recorded across Glasgow in 2024/25 alone in a bid to improve road maintenance and deliver “lasting change” according to a local councillor.

Danny Kruger spoke at a press conference with Nigel Farage, where he announced his defection and claimed the "Conservative Party is over".

Alexander Dennis has laid out plans to continue bus building in Scotland after the Government stepped in with a £4m furlough package The manufacturer, which has eight sites across the UK, including in Falkirk and Larbert, announced in June that up to 400 jobs could be axed in proposals to.

A long-running planning battle which sparked a protest at Mount Florida Bowling Club is set to come to a head next week - with 32 homes recommended for approval.

Josh Kerr’s storied rivalry with Jakob Ingebrigtsen will not be renewed at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo after the Norwegian failed to qualify for the 1500m semi-final.

Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi is to headline BST Hyde Park and Roundhay Festival next summer following his return to live performances this year.

Aberdeen boss Jimmy Thelin insists his side’s short-term ambition is just as important as the long-term view after spending the summer transfer window – and beyond – overhauling his squad.

An investigation has been launched after possible human remains were found near Loch Lomond.

The World Stone Skimming Championships might sound like just a bit of fun, but the organisers of the event have been forced to clamp down on a cheating scandal after people were caught tampering with their rocks.

Dundee United manager Jim Goodwin praised goalkeeper Yevhenii Kucherenko for bouncing back from his embarrassing own goal.

A major street in Glasgow city centre is to be closed for three weeks to allow for emergency repairs to sewage works to be carried out.

Manny Pacquiao paid tribute to “a great fighter” and “a brave and kind man” following the death of his former opponent Ricky Hatton.

Mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor has announced he is withdrawing from the race for the Irish presidency.

The A9 has been closed in both directions due to a crash and drivers have been asked to avoid the area.

The family of a brother and sister rescued from strong currents at Lossiemouth Beach say they will be forever grateful to the off-duty Army sergeant who went to their aid.

Actor David Tennant has become an ambassador for a charity set up by former prime minister Gordon Brown aimed at helping families in need of support.

More than 80 young musicians and arts groups will benefit from a fund set up in the memory of Manchester Arena bombing victim Eilidh MacLeod.

Ministers must urgently award a crucial ferry contract to Ferguson Marine to secure a new future for the shipyard, according to community leaders.

Scottish Labour has said NHS staff are being driven “to the point of burnout” after figures suggested frontline workers faced understaffed shifts on thousands of occasions last year.

British actor Owen Cooper has become the youngest male actor to win an Emmy, after being awarded for his role in the Netflix drama 'Adolescence'.

Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann, has refused to be interviewed by British police, as a former associate said he is "100% sure" the German national was involved in her kidnapping.

Sir Keir Starmer is facing a challenging week amid the fallout from the sacking of Lord Mandelson and frustrations from MPs while he navigates Donald Trump’s state visit.

Illegal car seats are still being sold online a decade after they were first identified as failing to meet safety standards, a watchdog has warned.

England’s forwards bulldozed a path into the World Cup semi-finals with a wet-weather masterclass underpinning a 40-8 victory at Ashton Gate.

Brendan Rodgers praised his Celtic players for maintaining their focus amid supporter unrest to eke out a last-gasp 2-1 victory away to Kilmarnock following a “challenging couple of weeks”.

The suspect at the centre of the murder of Charlie Kirk is "not cooperating" with authorities, despite his friends and family giving information to investigators, the governor of Utah has said.

A multi-agency search is under way following reports of a man entering a river in West Dunbartonshire.

Debutant Kelechi Iheanacho scored a last-gasp penalty as mutinous Celtic fans were left celebrating a 2-1 victory over Kilmarnock that moved them back to the top of the William Hill Premiership.

Two teenagers have been arrested and charged following an alleged disturbance in Edinburgh.

Nigel Farage is facing calls to “come clean” after a report he could have breached parliamentary rules by failing to register a visit to the US to headline a fundraiser for Donald Trump.

A man has died after being found injured at a holiday park in Inverclyde.

A 63-year-old man has been arrested and charged in connection with "threatening and abusive behaviour" at an anti-immigration protest outside a hotel housing asylum seekers in Falkirk.

Olympic cyclist Sir Chris Hoy and businessman Sir Tom Hunter led out thousands at this year’s Edinburgh Kiltwalk, with £1.5m expected to be raised for charities.

Three men are injured following a car crash in Fife.

Russell Martin is to remain as Rangers head coach despite mounting calls for him to be sacked.

Former world boxing champion Ricky Hatton has died at the age of 46, the PA news agency understands.

A mum-of-three from Ayrshire has become the first Scot in history to complete a race described as "the world’s toughest triathlon.

Scottish singer Lulu has revealed details of her troubled upbringing and secret battle with alcoholism, as she prepares to head back on tour later this month.

At least 25 people were arrested and 26 police officers were injured – including four who were seriously hurt – at Tommy Robinson’s “Unite the Kingdom” protest, the Metropolitan Police said.

Thousands of trees across Scotland are being surveyed in a major project to help conserve ancient and native woodlands.

North Lanarkshire Council has approved more than £1m of investment to improve walking routes for school pupils.