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Scotrail will ‘prioritise key routes’ if strikes happen during COP26

Scotrail will ‘prioritise key routes’ if strikes happen during COP26

Queen will miss COP26 climate conference on doctors’ orders

Queen will miss COP26 climate conference on doctors’ orders

Risk of floods as Scotland set to be battered with heavy rain

Risk of floods as Scotland set to be battered with heavy rain

Van driver dies in hospital days after crash with lorry

Van driver dies in hospital days after crash with lorry

Man who stabbed victim in head found hiding from police in pub gazebo

Man who stabbed victim in head found hiding from police in pub gazebo

Two donkeys with deformed feet put down after farmer neglects animals

Two donkeys with deformed feet put down after farmer neglects animals

Sex attacker assaulted woman at station then harassed her on train

Sex attacker assaulted woman at station then harassed her on train

Airbnb host banned after hiking delegate’s COP26 room by £2000

Airbnb host banned after hiking delegate’s COP26 room by £2000

Teenager sent intimate photos of ex-girlfriend to group chat

Teenager sent intimate photos of ex-girlfriend to group chat

Man scarred partner for life by hitting her with photo canvas of son

Man scarred partner for life by hitting her with photo canvas of son

Cleansing workers welcome support from ‘inspirational’ Greta Thunberg

Cleansing workers welcome support from ‘inspirational’ Greta Thunberg

No return of Covid restrictions as NHS ‘faces more pressure than ever’

No return of Covid restrictions as NHS ‘faces more pressure than ever’

Motorists urged to take care after bricks found on M74

Motorists urged to take care after bricks found on M74

Cash reward in hunt for firebomb culprits who struck councillor’s home

Cash reward in hunt for firebomb culprits who struck councillor’s home

Calls to bring back £100 payment to help pensioners heat their homes

Calls to bring back £100 payment to help pensioners heat their homes

Football fan leapt into Celtic dugout to take selfie with Neil Lennon

Football fan leapt into Celtic dugout to take selfie with Neil Lennon

Expert says centuries-old tree must be axed due to ‘dangerous’ fungus

Expert says centuries-old tree must be axed due to ‘dangerous’ fungus

Scotch whisky firm appoints first female master blender in 156 years

Scotch whisky firm appoints first female master blender in 156 years

What’s on the menu for hungry delegates at COP26?

What’s on the menu for hungry delegates at COP26?

Greta Thunberg confirms she will march at Glasgow climate protest

Greta Thunberg confirms she will march at Glasgow climate protest

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