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Abuse victim given £450,000 damages from leading private school Fettes College in Edinburgh

Edinburgh & East

Abuse victim given £450,000 damages from leading private school

Scots offered glimpse into family ancestry as 1921 census with 4.8m individual records released

Trace your family as Scotland 100 years ago revealed in census

Hundreds of Scottish children disclose abuse to Childline for first time as NSPCC launch Christmas campaign

Hundreds of Scottish children disclose abuse to Childline

Westminster committee to investigate Scotland’s role in Arctic defence

Westminster committee to investigate Scotland’s role in Arctic defence

Where is the happiest place to live in Scotland? Full list revealed according to Rightmove

Where is the happiest place to live in Scotland? Full list revealed

Administrators shut 19 Joules shops and 113 lose jobs after Next and founder Tom Joules buy-out

Administrators shut 19 Joules shops and 113 lose jobs amid Next buy-out

Hundreds slapped with festive driving fines as Police Scotland issue stern Christmas warning

Over 600 hit with festive driving fines as police issue stern warning

Doddie Weir ‘hero on and off the pitch’ as Nicola Sturgeon leads parliament tributes to rugby legend

'An inspiration to us all' - MSPs pay tribute to Doddie Weir

Nicola Sturgeon denies gender reform legislation is being ‘rushed’

Nicola Sturgeon denies gender reform legislation is being 'rushed'

Public health study warns Christmas shoppers of bacteria on self-scanning checkouts and handrails

Are supermarket self-scanning checkouts and handrails making you sick?

Nicola Sturgeon facing MSPs at First Minister’s Questions

Nicola Sturgeon facing MSPs at First Minister's Questions

Lawyer at Sheku Bayoh inquiry told off for ‘watching football on phone’

Lawyer at Sheku Bayoh inquiry told off for ‘watching football on phone’

Ian Blackford standing down as SNP Westminster leader

Ian Blackford standing down as SNP Westminster leader

Two-day strike continues by Royal Mail postal workers in dispute over pay and conditions

Two-day Royal Mail strike continues in dispute over pay and conditions

Anas Sarwar urged to allow Scottish Labour MSPs to have free vote on gender recognition bill

Call for Scottish Labour MSPs to have free vote on gender recognition bill

Scottish national care service plans fail to set out detailed start up costs

Scottish national care service plans fail to set out start up costs

Calls for Scottish Government action after high levels of depression and food poverty found in students

'Alarming' level of depression and food poverty found in students

Son who cares for mum with Alzheimer’s shares reality of illness as breakthrough drug announced

'My mum is just a shell of the person she was'

Who was St Andrew and how and why did he become Scotland’s patron saint?

EXPLAINER

Who was St Andrew and how did he become Scotland's patron saint?

Scotland ‘will have turkeys for Christmas’ despite ‘unprecedented’ bird flu outbreak

Scotland 'will have turkeys for Christmas' despite bird flu outbreak

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