Today's Top Stories

300 jobs to be lost as Dundee newspaper publisher DC Thomson cut jobs and closes titles
North East & Tayside

DC Thomson axes 300 posts as publisher cuts jobs and closes titles
Man hit by car in Glasgow city centre as emergency services called to Argyle Street
Glasgow & West

Man hit by car in city centre as emergency services close street
Firefighters in Scotland postpone strikes after increased pay offer made, FBU announces
Scotland

Firefighters postpone strikes after increased pay offer made
Edinburgh University student with endometriosis ‘accosted’ by anti-abortion protesters at clinic
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Edinburgh & East

Woman with endometriosis 'accosted' by anti-abortion protesters
Community search party launched for pensioner who disappeared from Gourock pub
Glasgow & West

Community search party launched for pensioner who disappeared from pub
Lesley Paterson: Scottish champion triathlete tipped for Oscars glory
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Entertainment

Scottish world champion triathlete tipped for Oscars glory
Troon railway station redesign revealed ahead of 2024 Open Championship golf
Glasgow & West

Final design for Troon station revealed after devastating fire

Latest in Politics

Watch live Nicola Sturgeon faces First Minister’s Questions as councils face squeeze and gender row continues
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Politics

Sturgeon at FMQs as councils face squeeze and gender row continues
Nursing course applicants drop by a quarter amid NHS recruitment fears
Politics

Nursing shortage fears as university applications fall by quarter 
Institute for Fiscal Studies: Scotland’s tax system more progressive than rest of Britain
Politics

Scotland's tax system 'most progressive in Britain' - report
Scottish Government transport minister reveals A9 work will not be completed by 2025 target
Politics

Scottish Government reveal A9 work will not be completed by 2025 target
Watch live as Rishi Sunak faces Prime Minister’s Questions as Zelensky visits and NI Protocol ruled lawful
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Politics

Rishi Sunak faces PMQs as Zelensky visits and NI Protocol ruled lawful
Glasgow SNP MP Stewart McDonald fears Russian ‘disinformation attack’ after emails hacked
Politics

SNP MP fears ‘disinformation attack’ after emails hacked
Nicola Sturgeon’s de facto referendum will not secure Scottish independence, warns SNP MP Stewart McDonald
Politics

De facto referendum will not secure Scottish independence, warns SNP MP

Popular Videos

Tiny mouse named after Star Trek legend Sir Patrick Stewart becomes Guinness world record holder
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UK & International

Tiny mouse named after Star Trek legend becomes world record holder
Scotland Tonight: Farmers say supermarkets like Tesco and Sainsbury are leaving them short-changed
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Scotland

Farmers count cost as supermarkets 'put industry at risk'
Freezing gusts of wind up to 75mph to hit parts of Scotland as yellow weather warning issued by Met Office
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Scotland

Freezing gusts of wind up to 75mph and snow to hit parts of Scotland
Rare and elusive wildcat kittens caught on camera near Angus Glens by Forestry & Land Scotland
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North East & Tayside

Watch: Rare and elusive wildcat kittens caught on camera
Glen Clova Project: ‘Life-changing’ service for vulnerable women in Angus faces closure
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North East & Tayside

'Life-changing' service for vulnerable women faces closure
Scottish teachers escalate strikes targeting Nicola Sturgeon’s constituency
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Scotland

Teachers escalate strikes targeting Nicola Sturgeon's constituency
First pictures of endangered koala joeys born at Edinburgh Zoo in Scotland
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Edinburgh & East

First pictures of endangered koala joeys born in Scotland

Featured Articles

Milk caps: Why supermarkets such as Sainsbury’s, Aldi and Waitrose are ditching coloured lids?
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EXPLAINER

Why are supermarkets ditching coloured lids on milk bottles?
Montrose Basin: Restoration of overgrown saltmarsh sparks return of wildlife
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North East & Tayside

'The diggers left and within days the wildlife was back'
The King’s Theatre urges audiences not to ‘out-sing’ performers during run of musical The Bodyguard
Glasgow & West

Theatre urges audiences not to 'out-sing' performers during musical run