'Can't believe it's happened' - Salmond's Alba colleague

The remains of two unknown Scottish soldiers thought to have died in WW1 have been laid to rest in France.

Comedian Janey Godley has said she does not know how long she has left following the spread of her cancer

Scottish pilot in E1 Series Oban Duncan now races on lakes across Europe in the glamorous powerboat series.

Police Scotland boss says the force is "committed" to getting justice for the family of murdered banker Alistair Wilson.

Ten years on from the Scottish independence referendum three young people have been reflecting on their vote.

As 400 Grangemouth workers face losing their jobs, Scottish government Energy Secretary Gillian Martin has said she is confident they will find other work.

UK Energy Minister Michael Shanks has said Westminster is moving "at pace" to ensure 400 Grangemouth workers facing job losses "have got the support they need".

The first minister said Petroineos' decision to close the oil refinery was "far too early".

Scottish mum, Gemma Doherty, has started stone lifting as a hobby.

BBC Scotland speaks to two care-experienced students about their time at university.

First Minister John Swinney has highlighted "whole family support" as he outlined an ambition to end child poverty.

Royal Ballet dancer Reece Clarke has returned to perform in Airdrie as a 'thank you' to his hometown.

David Duguid said he would have held his constituency if the Conservatives had stuck with him as a candidate.

Ravinder Naga falsely pleaded guilty to stealing from his mother's post office to protect her from going to prison.

Teacher assessments show 27% of primary pupils in Scotland do not meet "expected levels" in literacy.

Scotland’s only vinyl pressing factory hopes to double capacity after less than a year in business.

As the award-winning star of spy drama Slow Horses heads back to the stage, he explains why he feels the arts are "a necessity".

Scotland is set for strong winds and heavy rain, especially in western parts of the country.

Robotic "coaches" programmed to guide stroke patients through rehabilitation exercises could soon be tested in Scotland.

His Majesty will stay at the Royal Deeside estate until October.