10th June 2022

Electricity providers need to ‘raise game’ after thousands left without power after Storm Arwen

Steven Brown

Pupils and staff celebrate after school reaches top ten in competition for best in the world

Olly Dickinson

Aberdeen gets colourful makeover as artists descend on city for NUART festival

Anne Smith

Doctors cast doubt that police officer was stamped on in Sheku Bayoh case

Gordon Chree

Thousands of dead seabirds found on Scotland’s coastline as bird flu hits country

Laura Piper

Bidding wars could become the norm as demand for private rented accommodation higher than ever

Brandon Cook

ScotRail trains chaos could come to an end as union secures 5% pay deal

Ewan Petrie

9th June 2022

Parents accuse council of disability discrimination after services cut without warning

Caroline Lewis

One in three Scots living with a neurological condition waiting over a year for diagnosis

Louise Hosie

More misery for motorists as petrol prices see biggest daily jump in 17 years

Olly Dickinson

Calls for greater investment in Long Covid research

Sharon Frew

7th June 2022

Historic docks on River Clyde to reopen after over three decades

Olly Dickinson

Nurses being driven out of profession by chronic staffing shortages and ‘poor culture’ says report

Sharon Frew

Man with advanced Parkinson’s disease feels ‘forgotten about’ despite end of shielding list

Laura Alderman

Conservative MPs vote on Boris Johnson’s future as Prime Minister

Patrick Mainland

Critics slam ‘hugely frustrating’ delays to Edinburgh tram inquiry

Laura Piper

Scotland’s busiest airport urges people to stop turning up so early for flights

Gordon Chree

2nd June 2022

US campaigner aims to turn lives around at Scottish prisons

Sharon Frew

26th May 2022

Sue Gray report finally published as Prime Minister resists calls to quit over Partygate

Kathryn Samson

Private nurseries warn of crisis due to unfair funding from rollout of free childcare hours

Laura Piper

New Glasgow Life boss promises People’s Palace and Glasshouse will be restored

Laura Boyd

‘I ran into my brother’s killer without being told he was out of prison’

Laura Alderman

25th May 2022

Calls continue for windfall tax on oil and gas firm profits to help reduce bills

Steven Brown

Aberdeen cancer charity marks 40 years by launching fundraising art trail

Anne Smith

Scheme pairing first-time mothers with nurses paves way for healthier childhoods

Kaye Nicolson

Edinburgh taxi drivers offered chance to carry life-saving drug Naloxone

Vanessa Kennedy

Major recruitment drive underway to fill jobs gap in Highlands hospitality sector

Nicola McAlley

New project hopes to break down barriers for budding entrepreneurs in Dundee

Felicity Clifford

18th May 2022

Labour repeats calls for windfall tax on oil companies amid cost of living crisis

Steven Brown

Call for free formula milk for babies to piloted across Scotland

Louise Hosie

Perthshire wildlife centre eagerly await arrival of Osprey chicks

Callum Clark

Police officer admits sexually assaulting female colleagues on work nights out

Sharon Donaldson

Finance secretary insists ferries remain on course to be delivered next year

Ewan Petrie