A double murder investigation has been launched after two men were found dead inside a flat in Glasgow.

The death of a man found at a Fife home is being treated as unexplained by investigators.

A rapist caught shortly before he boarded a one-way flight out of the UK has been jailed for five years and two months.

Cameron Carter-Vickers believes Celtic have the firepower in an energised squad to avoid a second successive Champions League play-off exit.

Scottish Labour leadership contenders Michael Marra and Joe Fagan will face each other at a party hustings on Scotland Tonight on Wednesday evening.

A man has been charged in connection with committing a sexual offence at a McDonald's in Glasgow.

An eight-year-old boy has been taken to hospital after being struck by a vehicle in Perth.

Rangers have announced the signing of Kosta Nedeljkovic on a season-long loan from Aston Villa.

Burton Albion have made a bid for Kilmarnock defender George Stanger.

Tommy Robinson has responded to a Glasgow dad raising funds to take legal action after he was falsely labelled an "invader" by the far-right activist.

A competition has been launched to redesign sites in Glasgow that were destroyed by two major fires.

A road has been closed in both directions after an eight-year-old boy was hit by a car in Perth.

Police are appealing for information following a deliberate fire in Kilsyth.

Firefighters battled a late-night blaze that took hold of a tarmacking lorry at roadworks in Glasgow.

More than nine in 10 (91%) UK adults were using least one form of online, mobile or telephone banking in 2025, according to a banking and finance industry body.

Almost £22m in fraud and errors has been identified across Scotland’s public sector through a data-checking scheme.

The family of a 92-year-old man pursuing legal action after he was given unprescribed opiate painkillers believe the hospital and NHS board still have serious questions to answer.

UK inflation has jumped to its highest rate since March after energy prices were pushed up by the Iran war, official figures have shown.

This week the weather is taking on a very different theme.

Opening statements have started in a pivotal trial for Meta Platforms as states seek billions in damages for social media harms to children.

The late Queen was too nervous to watch the nerve-wracking penalty shootout when Team GB’s women’s hockey squad won gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics, the Duchess of Edinburgh has revealed.

Nigella Lawson has admitted she is a “bit nervous” ahead of appearing on The Great British Bake Off.

Actress Phyllida Law, the mother of Dame Emma Thompson, has died aged 94.

Demolition of hundreds of homes in Aberdeen affected by dangerous "bubbly" concrete has now begun.

Fire crews have left the scene of the Cairngorms wildfire nearly five weeks after it took hold.

A hillwalker has been found dead on the An Teallach mountain range in the Highlands.

A man has been taken to hospital following a collision involving a First bus and a cherry picker in Glasgow.

The chief executive of NHS Tayside has admitted that vital evidence may have been lost when theatre log books linked to disgraced surgeon Sam Eljamel were destroyed.

Martin O'Neill admits Arne Engels' departure from Celtic before their Champions League play-off clash against LASK was disappointing.

A new report into cancer cases in Scotland has revealed a sharp rise in colon-rectal cancer in under-50s, with women experiencing a 56% increase.

Work to transform the famous Hielanman's Umbrella at Glasgow Central Station has been paused by Network Rail.

A George Square statue of an Army General who upheld slavery will be left without a sword.

Charles Spencer is set to publish a book about the life of his sister, Diana, Princess of Wales, which contains “revelations that will draw considerable attention”.

A Glasgow rape charity has rejected a donation from an anti-immigration group.

Plans for tram-trains to run on the rarely-used South Suburban Line in Edinburgh are to be explored in a new study.

A woman has been arrested and charged following an incident at a hotel in Dalbeattie.

Six Scots are among hundreds impacted by a UK-wide salmonella outbreak believed to be linked to eggs imported into the country.

A chef brandished a hammer at his former manager amid a dispute over wages.

The trial of former world snooker champion Graeme Dott on allegations of historic child sex abuse has begun.

A woman has appeared in court as part of the investigation into the attempted murder of two police officers in Larkhall.

Scotland’s chief football officer admitted he had to dispel some of his own preconceptions before identifying former Belgium international Sebastien Pocognoli as the national team’s ideal head coach.

James Penrice outlined the importance of rallying his new Rangers team-mates after his scoring debut against St Mirren helped Derek McInnes to his first win as Gers boss.

A group of campers have been rescued from a flooded campsite after being caught in heavy downpours in Dumfries and Galloway.

Andy Burnham has said he is not embarrassed by the exchange of messages he had with someone pretending to be Donald Trump’s chief of staff.

An easyJet flight from London to Glasgow declared a mid-air medical emergency as it approached the Scottish airport.

The Edinburgh Festival Fringe is being put in “jeopardy”, its organisers have claimed as they hit out at council leaders over funding.

A drug-smuggling social media influencer has been pictured at a music festival four months after she was jailed.

Visitors can now catch a glimpse of Edinburgh Zoo's newborn pygmy hippo.

JD Wetherspoon has banned customers from playing music or taking calls on speakerphone in its pubs after complaints that amplified noise was driving people “nuts”.

A family from Hamilton who experienced the devastating loss of their daughter have donated a special privacy pram to support other parents experiencing baby loss.

An armed robber who shot a taxi driver in an attempted robbery has been jailed.

An attempted murder investigation has been launched after a masked gang "targeted" a man in Wishaw.

Hatred, extremism and racism have “no place in Scotland”, John Swinney has said ahead of an anti-racism summit.

Ferguson Marine, the Government-owned shipyard in Port Glasgow, has announced plans to cut nearly a quarter of its workforce.

Police are working to identify a man who died after being struck by a car in Grangemouth.

Local authorities said the cause of the crash was not immediately clear A British couple celebrating their honeymoon were killed alongside their pilot in a helicopter crash on a Greek island, according to local media.

A road has been closed in Alloa after a mine shaft collapse near businesses.

Former boxer Wladimir Klitschko said his family is "going through a time of profound shock and grief" following the death of his ex-partner Hayden Panettiere.

A motorcyclist has died after a crash involving a car in the Highlands.

There were “no signs of foul play or suspicious circumstances” relating to Heroes and Nashville actress Hayden Panettiere’s death, police said.

There was “no malicious intent” in the destruction of documents relating to disgraced neurosurgeon Sam Eljamel, an independent report has found.

Three youths have been charged in connection with a derelict building fire in Aberdeen.

Six people have appeared in court charged in connection with an abduction in Edinburgh and a number of firearms offences.

Around 700 jobs are set to be created after a Scottish firm secured a £300m deal to build two major AI data centres in North Lanarkshire.

More than half of Scottish businesses are planning to step up investment in AI skills over the next year, new research has found.

A cancer survivor who underwent urgent treatment at 21 is facing an £8,000 bill to preserve her chance of becoming a mum.

Homes are selling significantly faster in some parts of Scotland than in other areas of Britain, with Falkirk topping Zoopla’s list of the UK’s fastest-selling local markets.

Young female investors are building portfolios that are typically £4,590 bigger than investments held by young men, according to data from Lloyds.

Scientists have developed a platform that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to reveal previously invisible patterns inside breast cancer tumours to help doctors predict how the disease might progress.