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The man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk has been charged with aggravated murder.
The Tour de France will start in Edinburgh in 2027, after the signing of a host agreement was approved by councillors.
The stone walls of the royal residence were illuminated by images of the president and Epstein.
A decision by Police Scotland to withdraw council funded officers from the streets of Midlothian will cause “immense suffering” to local communities, it was claimed this week.
Glasgow council bosses have been challenged on why they are spending £13m sending the city’s rubbish away to other parts of the UK including England and Northern Ireland.
Glasgow is set to benefit from improved bus lanes and new transport hubs thanks to over £3 million of public funding for infrastructure and road safety across the city.
A bid by the SNP to scrap the two-child benefit cap has been supported in the Commons, including by seven Labour MPs.
Two people have been taken to hospital following a crash in Shetland.
Security services at Edinburgh Council’s headquarters and chambers are set to be brought in-house, according to a report set to be seen by councillors.
Just Stop Oil activists who sprayed aircraft with orange paint could have caused “catastrophic” consequences, a court has heard.
Dundee have announced the signing of goalkeeper Kieran O'Hara on a deal until the end of the season.
Dundee have been unsuccessful in their appeal against the red card shown to Yan Dhanda during the Premiership clash with Motherwell last weekend.
A £270,000 Banksy print was stolen from a central London gallery in just over 30 seconds, a court has heard.
Former South Ayrshire Council Leader Martin Dowey will face no criminal action after a police investigation over alleged procurement fraud.
Dundee United have been successful in their appeal against the red card shown to Vicko Sevelj for handball against Hibernian.
Volunteers who played a vital part in the last Commonwealth Games in Glasgow are calling on thousands of new applicants to step up for next year's events.
Scottish cycling star Jack Carlin says he's aiming for Commonwealth gold in 2026, and wants to be part of a special Games that inspires the next generation of athletes.
Miss Hoolie's iconic green house from Balamory has gone up for sale on the Isle of Mull.
An Eritrean man will not be deported to France on Wednesday under the Government’s “one in, one out” policy after he won his High Court bid to have the removal temporarily blocked.
An Edinburgh charity worker has been sentenced after embezzling nearly £30,000 from vulnerable and disabled care home residents.
Nearly 20 jobs are at risk as a landfill and waste business in Falkirk enters administration.
A Celtic fan crushed a 15-year-old supporter against a turnstile in an attempt to gain access to the stadium.
Two men have been charged in connection with a hate crime following a protest outside accommodation housing asylum seekers in Aberdeen.
The owner of ceramics firm Wedgwood has revealed plans to halt production at its Staffordshire factory for up to 90 days from the end of the month in a move that will see 70 workers put on temporary leave.
Prosecutors are preparing to file a capital murder charge on Tuesday against the Utah man who authorities say held a “leftist ideology” and may have been “radicalised” online before he was arrested in the killing of Charlie Kirk.
Scottish clubs are set to further benefit from their players being involved in international football, as FIFA announces changes to how it shares money from the World Cup.
Hibernian and Glasgow City are preparing for the second legs of their Women's Europa Cup qualifiers.
Women are experiencing longer and heavier periods as a long-term result of Covid, Scottish scientists have revealed.
A suspect has appeared in court charged with the murder of a man at an Inverclyde holiday park.
A former Scotland international women's footballer is accused of having £47,000 of criminal cash in her bank account.
US President Donald Trump has left Washington on Air Force One for his unprecedented second state visit to the UK.
A message from the Pope will be read out at the funeral of the Duchess of Kent.
Concerns have been raised for a sea turtle last seen in water at a harbour on the Isle of Bute.
Glasgow Warriors and Scotland star Huw Jones is facing a spell on the sidelines after undergoing surgery on a troublesome Achilles injury.
Seb Tounekti was delighted to secure a dream move to Celtic following a "stressful and hectic" transfer deadline day.
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde has issued a warning to drug users against inhaling crack cocaine following a spate of suspected drug incidents.
A DVD of the reality show Dance Moms has been seized from a cell in the sex offenders wing of HMP Edinburgh.
Legendary filmmaker and actor Robert Redford has died aged 89.
A man held his terrified neighbour hostage amid claims he had accused him of being "a beast".
A man got involved in class A drug trafficking after his food business went bust.
A self-styled “African tribe” has been evicted from privately-owned land in the Scottish Borders – and has moved over a small fence.
Sky is planning to cut around 600 jobs in the UK as it slims down its technology team following the launch of new streaming platforms.
Increased security has been put in place after urban explorers entered a closed-off wing at a hospital in Edinburgh.
Aberdeen have announced that director of football Steven Gunn will leave his role next month to "seek a new challenge" after more than two decades at the club.
The Queen has pulled out of attending the Duchess of Kent’s funeral after suffering from acute sinusitis, Buckingham Palace has announced.
The number of homeless families living in temporary accommodation in Scotland is at a record high amid a "deepening" housing emergency.
A car thief who asked a mechanic to fix a stolen vehicle while on the run from the police has been jailed for 15 months.
A delivery van driver who killed a father of two in a crash as he cycled to work has been jailed for six years.
Scotland's last remaining killer whales have been captured on camera swimming through the Inner Hebrides.
The eviction of a self-styled “African tribe” from privately-owned land in the Scottish Borders is under way.
Police are searching for a man after a woman was sexually assaulted on the Kelvin Walkway in Glasgow.
A man in his 30s has been arrested on suspicion of rape after a Sikh woman reported a “racially motivated attack” while on her way to work.
Ronnie O’Sullivan will not play in next week’s British Open due to medical reasons.
Gilmore Girls stars Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel cracked jokes about the show’s low budget as they reunited at the Emmys.
Strictly Come Dancing contestant Thomas Skinner has admitted he has made “big mistakes”, adding: “If you dig you’ll find more.
Aristocrat Constance Marten and her convicted rapist partner have been jailed for 14 years for killing their newborn baby while on the run.
NFL star Travis Kelce has revealed “there were a few tears” when he proposed to fiancée Taylor Swift.
The number of probable suicides in Scotland is the lowest in eight years.
A Bob Vylan concert in the Netherlands has been cancelled after comments made by the performer on stage about the assassination of Donald Trump ally Charlie Kirk.
A road in the Scottish Borders has been closed overnight after a single-vehicle crash.
Justin Bieber will make his festival comeback at Coachella in 2026, with Sabrina Carpenter also headlining the event.
Google has said it will invest £5bn in the UK in the next two years to help meet growing demand for AI services, in a major boost for the Government.
BBC director general Tim Davie said the Eurovision Song Contest has “never been about politics” as the corporation faces calls to withdraw from the competition if Israel participates.
Mondo Duplantis is accustomed to breaking pole vault world records but insists setting his 14th was “way more special”.
Three men have been charged in connection with a break-in on a high street in Dundee.
A Rangers ultras-style fan group have called for the removal of Russell Martin and chief executive Patrick Stewart from their positions at Ibrox.
The night sky lights up as Israeli strikes land in Gaza, part of an increased offensive on the area of Gaza City.
Wage growth has fallen back to its lowest level for more than three years as firms continue to clamp down on hiring, according to official figures.
Two children and their families have arrived in Scotland from Gaza for medical treatment, with the Health Secretary saying no-one should have to suffer the “deep trauma” they have been through.
Swimmers and surfers have been “kept in the dark” for too long on sewage pollution, a charity has said as it launches an app that will provide real-time alerts whenever sewage is discharged into Scotland’s bathing waters.
Scottish hospitality leaders have urged the UK Government to cut VAT to prevent the beleaguered sector from plunging further into crisis.
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Scotland could have mobile safe consumption units and inhalation rooms to tackle its drug deaths crisis, which remains the worst in Europe.
MSPs will vote on a landmark bill that could see the not proven verdict abolished in the Scottish courts system.
Takeaway food delivered by drones from the sky just minutes after being ordered.
The Government has insisted that migrant deportations "will go ahead", after the first flight under the Government's 'one in one out' deal with France reportedly did not go ahead on Monday.
