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Police Scotland has launched a CCTV appeal after an assault and robbery in Glasgow.
US President Donald Trump has claimed Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night talk show was suspended because he “is not a talented person” and had “very bad ratings”.
Police Scotland has launched a search for a teenager reported missing in Falkirk.
The UN Security Council is set to vote on a resolution on Thursday that would once again demand an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza and the release of hostages while expressing alarm about a recent famine report and Israel’s expanding offensive in Gaza City.
Broadcasters including the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 have written a letter to the Government to ask for protection from online platforms which are “driven by profit, not purpose”.
Residents at a Glasgow retirement home have been targeted with fake letters claiming that sex offenders would be allowed to use the facilities.
The family of a pupil with additional support needs say the closure of a specialist school in Alloa is "heartbreaking" for their daughter.
Donald Trump’s second state visit to the UK has ended with no deal to remove tariffs on Scotch whisky.
Rainfall has led to a decrease in water scarcity across the east coast, though several parts of Scotland are still suffering after a lack of precipitation.
Independent left-wing MP Zarah Sultana has accused the co-leader of her new political party, Jeremy Corbyn, of presiding over a "sexist boys club," in a scathing statement posted on X.
Former Rangers defender Alan Hutton believes Russell Martin should be worried amid reports that chairman Andrew Cavenagh is making an unscheduled visit from the United States.
No charges or complaints have been filed against the government minister accused of assaulting and verbally abusing Douglas Ross, Police Scotland has said.
A man has been charged in connection with vandalism at Donald Trump’s golf course in South Ayrshire.
Will Young has made a final stop on his tour by delivering thousands of meals to dogs in need in Edinburgh.
Celtic manager Brendan Rodgers believes Daizen Maeda showed the personality needed on Sunday to get back to top form after a “challenging summer”.
An investigation has been launched after a section of a North Sea oil and gas rig's decking fell onto a walkway.
An American business is exploring the use of all-electric seagliders to connect Scotland's most remote communities.
Edinburgh Rugby centurion Magnus Bradbury is aiming to "lead by example" after being named as the club's new captain.
Two Just Stop Oil activists who sought to spray orange paint on Taylor Swift’s private jet have been found guilty of the criminal damage of two planes.
A woman is missing and a man is in hospital after a fire took hold at a house in Aberdeenshire.
President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Kier Starmer have said the US and UK are both "united in the pursuit of peace" despite disagreements over recognising Palestinian statehood.
A man attacked and raped a woman who was having an epileptic seizure.
The remains of a missing man have been discovered in woodland 13 years after his disappearance.
Two men have admitted murdering a man in a street robbery gone wrong.
Regan Charles-Cook is loving life at Motherwell and believes the side can thrive amid growing expectations created by their style of play under the leadership of Jens Berthel Askou.
A government minister has admitted directing "choice words" towards former Scottish Conservative leader Douglas Ross, but has denied assaulting him.
Motherwell manager Jens Berthel Askou revealed his players had been “banging in penalties for fun” as the Premiership’s draw specialists prepare for all eventualities against Aberdeen.
Glasgow is set to trial AI technology on its roads in an effort to speed up bus journeys.
A driver who threw his dashcam into another car after killing a great-grandmother as she crossed the road has had his prison sentence increased.
An ice rink in Elgin is to reopen, months after it was deemed no longer financially viable.
Celebrities, including Ben Stiller and Jamie Lee Curtis, have spoken up in defence of Jimmy Kimmel, whose late-night chat show has been suspended over comments he made about the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.
Normal People author Sally Rooney has been advised she “can no longer safely enter the UK without potentially facing arrest” due to her support for banned organisation Palestine Action.
John Swinney said he took "every opportunity" to plead the case for Scotch whisky at a state banquet at Windsor Castle.
The Scottish Government is "actively considering" giving Ferguson Marine a direct award for a crucial ferry replacement contract.
Douglas Ross has accused a government minister of assaulting and verbally abusing him inside the Scottish Parliament.
Rory McKenzie admits a League Cup final winners’ medal would be the icing on the cake of his Kilmarnock career.
The Princess of Wales and First Lady Melania Trump joined scouts earning their Go Wild badges, as ITV News' Royal Editor Chris Ship reports While President Trump meets Sir Keir Starmer at the prime minister's country residence, the first lady has her own itinerary in Windsor.
A missing man who speaks limited English and may appear "confused" has been traced.
John O'Groats to Land's End is a popular challenge for people looking to raise money for charity by foot or by bike.
A man has been jailed for training dogs to attack and kill cats, badgers and deer.
A man has died and another has been taken to hospital after a disturbance broke out on a street in North Lanarkshire.
Glasgow City are now just one tie away from entering the first ever Women's Europa Cup.
A firefighter who repeatedly punched a man in the head, causing the victim to suffer a bleed on the brain during an attack in Glasgow, has avoided jail.
St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson has shrugged off criticism of his side from Chris Sutton, saying he "doesn't care" what the television pundit says.
A teacher who kicked a pupil and shouted at him after he attacked her has been found unfit.
A man who carried out a brutal domestic attack on his partner following an Old Firm game has been jailed for three years.
John Swinney will face questions from MSPs at FMQs after "representing Scotland" at a state banquet held in US President Donald Trump's honour at Windsor Castle.
A 415-year-old home in Edinburgh has hit the market for £3,750,000.
Heavy rain, strong winds and snow are set to batter parts of Scotland with the Met Office issuing a yellow weather warning.
A conservation charity has said that council workers have caused an "erosion emergency" at Edinburgh's Calton Hill by cutting the grass too short.
Clips and straps to secure wheelie bin lids would be impractical and dangerous for collection crews, as well as adding to the time it takes to cover routes, councillors in West Lothian have heard.
A would-be private hire driver who claimed he had “no idea” how £5,000 ended up in his account has lost his licence bid.
It is understood the pilot returns scheme between the UK and France will run until June 2026, as ITV News Correspondents Peter Smith and Shehab Khan report An Eritrean man is set to be deported to France under its new returns deal with the UK after losing a High Court.
An SNP MP slammed politicians and dignitaries who dined with US President Donald Trump at a state banquet - which was attended by the party's leader and Scotland's First Minister John Swinney.
Celtic legend Tom Boyd says Kelechi Iheanacho's last-minute winner at Kilmarnock, and the celebrations that followed, can be a light that shines across the club amid fan unrest and protests.
Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte, plan to present "scientific evidence" in a US court to prove Mrs Macron is a woman.
A person has been taken to hospital after a fire broke out overnight at a house in Aberdeenshire.
Revelations that Glasgow has “no single test” to determine if air pollution is harmful to people’s health has been described as “bizarre” by a councillor.
An officially recognised Rangers supporters group has shared details of a meeting with key figures at Ibrox, who reiterated the club's backing for under-fire Russell Martin.
A new type of weight loss jab can help maintain weight reductions by tackling the underlying causes of obesity, scientists have said.
Hundreds of homes in the Highlands have been left without power after a fault on the main network.
Sir Keir Starmer has welcomed Donald Trump to Chequers on the final day of the US president’s state visit.
US President Donald Trump has celebrated ABC’s decision to suspend Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show following controversy over comments the host made about the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.
The Scottish Government should reject the controversial development plans for the shores of Loch Lomond “for good”, the Greens have said.
A man is due to be sentenced on Thursday after being found guilty of training lurcher dogs to attack and then setting them on defenceless cats.
Glasgow Airport opened its runway to runners for the first time in its history as part of the city’s official Glasgow 850 celebrations.
Researchers from the University of Glasgow have joined global efforts to tackle a neglected tropical disease which affects millions worldwide.
Flight delays for six airlines with major UK operations are worse than before the coronavirus pandemic, new figures show.
The Scottish Government has no plan to fill a £770m funding gap in its disability benefits, a watchdog has warned.
A “one-of-a-kind” freshwater pearl that is the largest found in Scotland for more than 400 years has gone on display at the National Museum of Scotland (NMS).
"Others had approached me saying ‘oh, just be careful of him, because he is a bit creepy.
For more than a decade, patients harmed by disgraced neurosurgeon Professor Sam Eljamel have campaigned for answers.
