Services held to honour war dead
11/07/2009
04:30 PM
Events are due to be held across Scotland to remember servicemen and women killed in past and current conflicts.
Law change call for space flight
11/07/2009
04:33 PM
A law change is needed before Scotland can be considered as a launch site for commercial space flights, Virgin Galactic says.
Greatest day for Take That singer
11/07/2009
04:35 PM
Take That singer Mark Owen is expected to marry his fiancée Emma Ferguson at Highland village's parish church later.
Soldiers return from Afghan tour
11/07/2009
11:42 AM
The final group of Black Watch soldiers posted on a seven-month deployment to Afghanistan fly back to Scotland.
Two arrested over huge drugs haul
11/07/2009
11:25 AM
Two people are arrested after drugs with a street value of £200,000 are recovered from a house in East Kilbride.
Man found badly injured in street
11/07/2009
10:39 AM
Police appeal for witnesses after a man was found seriously injured in a street in the Castlemilk area of Glasgow.
G20 vows to spur fragile growth
11/07/2009
01:06 PM
The recovery is too weak to end stimulus moves, G20 ministers say, as Britain suggests a transaction tax to fund bailouts.
"...And then I found a job" - Morrissey dubbed best lyricist
11/06/2009
05:03 AM
A Scottish academic writes a book arguing that singer Morrissey is the greatest lyricist in the history of British popular music.
Rangers 2-1 St Mirren
11/07/2009
09:57 AM
Kris Boyd's double against St Mirren takes Rangers back to within a point of Celtic at the top of the Scottish Premier League.
Murray reaches final in Valencia
11/07/2009
03:20 PM
Andy Murray beats Fernando Verdasco to set up a meeting against Mikhail Youzhny in the Valencia Open final.
Douglas Fraser on a tough week for RBS
11/06/2009
02:12 AM
Douglas Fraser on a tough week for RBS
Scotland sees insolvencies fall
11/06/2009
09:36 AM
The number of corporate and personal insolvencies in Scotland fell in the third quarter of this year, latest figures reveal.
RBS bank reports losses of £2.2bn
11/06/2009
10:09 AM
Royal Bank of Scotland announces that it lost £2.2bn in the three months to the end of September.
Your pictures
11/06/2009
06:42 AM
A selection of photographs taken across Scotland
Darling project
11/06/2009
09:26 AM
G20 finance ministers to pursue banking reform
Top of the world
11/06/2009
08:57 AM
Teenager conquers an 'unclimbable' mountain
Hero award
11/06/2009
07:31 AM
A Kirk minister is honoured by a gay rights group
The candidates
11/04/2009
01:10 PM
Video manifestos from the hopefuls in Glasgow North East
Top stories
11/07/2009
05:18 AM
A round up of the stories you have been reading
Glasgow 'axed' from train route
11/07/2009
05:17 AM
Trains on the East Coast Main Line would no longer go to Glasgow and instead terminate at Edinburgh, under new plans.
Two guilty over pedestrian death
11/06/2009
11:00 AM
The drivers of two separate cars are convicted of dangerous driving in connection with the death of a pedestrian.
Student dies in 60ft cliff plunge
11/06/2009
11:20 AM
A first-year student plunges 60ft to his death from a cliff close to St Andrews University in Fife.
Three injured after bus collision
11/07/2009
09:20 AM
Three people are taken to hospital by ambulance after a car and a bus collide in a street in Ayrshire at lunchtime.
Police name road accident victim
11/07/2009
10:01 AM
A pensioner who died after being knocked down by a car in North Lanarkshire is named by Strathclyde Police.
Glasgow and West
03/17/2009
10:50 AM
More information, features and pictures from around your area
Free care a new budget 'burden'
11/06/2009
10:00 AM
A social work director says meeting new guidance on care for the elderly is placing fresh demands on an 'over stretched' budget.
Plans for giant hydro power plant
11/06/2009
05:54 AM
An energy company is looking at building a hydro electric scheme capable of powering 1.5 million homes.
BBC Alba
10/02/2009
02:02 AM
Naidheachdan Gàidhlig Ionadail, Nàiseanta is Eadar-nàiseanta
Overnight RAF rescues suspended
11/07/2009
09:45 AM
Search and rescue services at RAF Lossiemouth are suspended during the night, the MoD has confirmed.
Disability firm into liquidation
11/06/2009
07:23 AM
An Aberdeen factory which employs more than 30 blind and disabled workers is to go into liquidation, it is announced.
Floods hangover hits roads again
11/06/2009
09:05 AM
The recent flooding causes more problems for motorists as routes close, but trains are resuming this weekend.
Teenager suffers burns at bonfire
11/06/2009
03:22 AM
An 18-year-old man is being treated in hospital after suffering burns to his face and body at a village bonfire.
Lorry toppling accidents probed
11/06/2009
08:53 AM
Police carry out a road survey after two lorries topple over at the same spot on the A76 in southern Scotland.
Hundreds of tyres left in lay-by
11/06/2009
02:55 AM
Hundreds of tyres are found dumped in a lay-by in the Scottish Borders for the fourth time this year.
Babysitter jailed for child rape
11/06/2009
08:53 AM
A man who raped two child victims he was supposed to be caring for has been jailed for 10 years.
Nursery smacking case not proven
11/06/2009
11:24 AM
A nursery manager accused of smacking a baby boy on the hand repeatedly walks free from court in Stirling.
Woods regeneration studied
11/05/2009
06:41 PM
A scientist is to discuss the role of natural pollinators in regenerating Scotland's Caledonian pine forest.
Eviction 'should be last resort'
11/06/2009
02:37 AM
Shelter Scotland calls on the Scottish government and social landlords to adopt a plan aimed at reducing evictions.
Brown joins by-election campaign
11/06/2009
09:38 AM
Gordon Brown describes the Scottish government's decision to ditch the Glasgow Airport Rail Link project as "short-sighted".
Economic challenge for policing
11/05/2009
06:36 AM
Spending pressures during the recession will require police to become more efficient, a watchdog body has warned.
What the Scottish papers say
11/07/2009
02:56 AM
The stories making the headlines in Scotland's newspapers.
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