A hunt has been launched to trace a man one month after an incident onboard a train between Glasgow and West Dunbartonshire.

Police have launched an attempted murder investigation after a man was "stabbed in broad daylight" in Ayr.

The funeral of Kayden Moy, who died after being allegedly stabbed on a beach in North Ayrshire, will take place on Friday.

The Premiership fixture list for the 2025/26 season has been released, with top flight clubs learning who they will face on opening day and in the weeks to come.

A lawyer acting for a company pursuing a £166m compensation claim against the Scottish Government has told a judge that his case is “good to go” to court.

Liam and Noel Gallagher have been photographed together for the first time since the Oasis reunion tour was announced.

R&B singer Chris Brown is due to appear in court to enter a plea after he was charged over an alleged bottle attack at a London nightclub two years ago.

New measures are being introduced to tackle sexual offences against women and girls at concerts in London, the Metropolitan Police said.

Scotland’s deputy First Minister has pledged to “leave no stone unturned” to secure a future for the workers at risk of losing their jobs at bus manufacturer Alexander Dennis.

Cancer patients must speak to their doctor before taking weight-loss jabs, a charity has warned, amid a rise in people seeking help over whether they can take them.

A £28 family sunscreen has failed an annual Which? safety test while a £2.99 supermarket alternative passed with “flying colours”, the watchdog said.

A lack of support for children with hearing loss has inspired a group of mums to relaunch local charity.

SNP MSP Fergus Ewing has announced he will stand as an independent candidate at next year's Holyrood election.

Staff at the University of Edinburgh are set to strike over threatened job cuts amid plans to slash £140m from its annual budget.

The foreign secretary David Lammy will travel to Geneva on Friday to meet with the Iranian foreign minister and his counterparts from France, Germany and the EU, in an effort to reach a diplomatic solution to the Israel-Iran conflict.

Councillors have rejected a proposed increase to taxi fares, choosing instead to maintain the current fare structure following strong public opposition.

A SpaceX rocket being tested in Texas exploded on Wednesday night, sending a dramatic fireball high into the sky.

A woman has been handed a ten-year ban from owning animals after running an illegal puppy farm in East Ayrshire.

Renfrewshire Council will consider how artificial intelligence (AI) can cut costs and improve service delivery after the “success” of its digital adviser, Millie.

An ex-NHS manager who stole £565,000 from the health service has been ordered to return a quantity of the stolen money or face jail.

Three men have been arrested after a stolen car crashed following a police chase in Aberdeen.

The Scottish Government has launched a brand new public service reform strategy to make £1bn of savings in the next five years.

This is beyond damning.

Scotland’s biggest music festival has unveiled a new layout ahead of its annual takeover of Glasgow Green.

A man has been sentenced after a former branch of WH Smith in Fife was turned into a £6m cannabis factory.

Hay bales, a frozen turkey and false teeth are among the "surprising" lost property items found on Megabus coaches.

Jacob Fearnley dished out another French lesson as he reached a first career ATP Tour-level quarter-final at Queen’s Club.

Multiple warnings have been issued as temperatures soar across Scotland.

A violent rapist has been convicted following a large-scale probe into his serial abuse of women.

St Mirren's new signing Jayden Richardson says he can't wait to get started in Paisley and aims to bring "electricity and fire" to the right-back position.

Rangers have reacted with anger after the club was fined over comments made by former player John Brown on match commentary.

A scathing review into the University of Dundee’s finances has found its most senior leaders repeatedly failed in their duties as the institution edged towards a major cash crisis.

Livingston have handed goalkeeper Jack Hamilton a two-year contract ahead of their return to the William Hill Premiership.

A Scottish national park has confirmed the arrival of at least five baby beavers two years after they were reintroduced to the Highlands.

Glasgow’s new tourist tax has been given the go-ahead this morning – with visitors to be charged on average £4.83 per night.

More than 300 jobs are at risk after an outsourcing firm that handles customer support for Scottish Power said it plans to transfer operations to South Africa.

A letter signed by 29 campaign groups has urged Police Scotland to reject "misogynistic" guidelines that would allow officers to search grieving women for abortion drugs.

The UK Government has published guidance that could see two controvesial North Sea oil and gas fields given the go-ahead.

Deacon Blue have paid tribute to founding member James Prime following his death from cancer aged 64.

George Stanger is relishing the chance to continue his development at Kilmarnock after joining the Premiership club on a two-year contract following his departure from local rivals Ayr United.

Scotland’s largest outdoor agricultural event is set to open its gates to over 200,000 people in Edinburgh.

Planned strikes set to impact services on Glasgow's Subway have been suspended, as staff consider a new offer tabled by Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT).

An Aberdeen woman who "sprayed dog's blood everywhere" at a K9 fertility clinic described as "dirty" has been sentenced.

John Swinney is set to face questions from opposition parties at First Minister's Questions on Thursday, following the Scottish Government's announcement that new winter fuel payments will not be issued on a universal basis.

The Scottish Government has unveiled new carbon budget proposals to replace its net zero climate targets.

Tosh McKinlay says the sight of "world-class" Kieran Tierney in green and white hoops again will have Celtic supporters excited for next season.

New Zealand international James McGarry has left Aberdeen to join Brisbane Roar after his time at Pittodrie failed to go to plan.

The countdown is on until the British University and Colleges Sports (BUCS) equestrian finals.

Two people found "waist-deep in water" with their three dogs were rescued from a beauty spot near Edinburgh.

Celtic are closing in on the signing of Sweden winger Benjamin Nygren after agreeing a transfer fee with Danish side Nordsjælland.

Parents have been warned that slush drinks are "not suitable" for children under the age of seven, raising the age from four under previous guidance.

Hearts have announced the signing of Stuart Findlay on loan from Oxford United, with the defender reunited with his former Kilmarnock boss Derek McInnes.

As temperatures soar over the next few days, I think it's quite possible we’ll get very close to 30C – or even break through that big milestone.

Donald Trump warned he had run out of patience with the leadership in Tehran, as ITV News Senior International Correspondent John Irvine reports The United States has begun evacuating the families of diplomats from Israel, as President Donald Trump considered whether to join Israel's strikes on Iran's nuclear sites.

Up to 100 jobs are at risk of redundancy at road maintenance contractor Amey across the south west of Scotland, a leading trade union has warned.

Seven men have been charged after drugs and weapons were seized in a number of raids across Aberdeen.

Scientists have appealed to paddleboarders and kayakers to enjoy Scotland’s waters “responsibly”, after a third of marine mammal disturbances observed in a study were found to be caused by unmotorised craft.

A “pioneering” new scanner derived from MRI technology could be used to track brain cancer spread and lead to improved treatment for patients, researchers have said.

Three-quarters of Scots would support calls for a ban on idling vehicles near school gates, a study has found.

Two-thirds of Scots believe relationships and sex education should be compulsory in schools, a study has revealed.

Three families in Fife have been left devastated after the care their terminally ill loved ones received from the NHS fell well short of the standards expected.