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Rapist’s lawyer ‘repeatedly crossed the line’ when questioning victim

Rapist's lawyer 'repeatedly crossed the line' when questioning victim

Garden zip slide approved despite neighbour’s privacy claim in Troon

Garden zip slide approved despite neighbour’s privacy claim

Practical tests for taxi drivers in East Renfrewshire changed due to backlog

Practical tests for taxi drivers changed due to backlog

Appeal to trace man with Buckfast bottle after Rutherglen train station incident

CCTV appeal to trace man with Buckfast bottle after train station incident

Fenix Battery Recycling boss ‘sorry’ as firefighters continue to battle blaze

Recycling hub boss 'sorry' as firefighters continue to battle blaze

Glasgow boxing legend Willie Limond fighting for life after suffering seizure

Scottish boxer fighting for life in hospital after suffering seizure

Greenock subpostmaster’s son to appeal against conviction for taking £35,000

Scots subpostmaster’s son to appeal against conviction for taking £35,000

Owner of XL Bully shot dead after attack in Hamilton to face ‘no further proceedings’

Owner of XL Bully shot dead after attack to face 'no further proceedings'

Four teenagers charged after early morning Greenock attack that left man in hospital

Four teenagers charged after early morning attack that left man in hospital

A83 Rest and Be Thankful closed and traffic diverted onto Old Military Road amid yellow weather warning

Rest and Be Thankful closed amid yellow warning for heavy rain

Queenslie Recycling Centre in Glasgow closed after body of man discovered

Recycling centre closed after body of man discovered

Drunk driver Robert Brown killed pedestrian in Taynuilt then drove 65 miles with broken windscreen

Drunk driver killed pedestrian then fled 65 miles with broken windscreen

Patient with sight and hearing issues died after being left ‘isolated’ during Covid in Argyll and Bute

Parent with sight and hearing issues died after being left 'isolated'

Glasgow Life: Sauchiehall Street regeneration gets £350,000 in lottery funding

Sauchiehall Street regeneration awarded £350,000 in lottery funding

Firefighters still tackling blaze at Kilwinning Fenix Battery Recycling for second night

Firefighters battle battery recycling plant blaze for second night

Wind turbine plans near Neilston rejected amid concerns over landscape impact

Wind turbine plans rejected amid concerns over landscape impact

‘Sounded like terror attack’: Residents told to stay home after battery recycling centre fire

'Sounded like terror attack': Stay home order 24 hours after fire

Cat in ‘prime of life’ killed with air rifle in ‘cruel’ attack in Bridge of Allan

Cat in 'prime of life' killed with air rifle in 'cruel' attack

Speed cameras detect ‘concerning’ 745 offences one week after being installed on M8 and M80

Temporary speed cameras detect 745 offences in just one week

Kirkcudbright’s Dark Art Distillery creates Scotland’s first ‘tequila’ – in all but name

High spirits: Distillery creates Scotland's first 'tequila' - in all but name

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