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Edinburgh councillors to investigate moving a controversial Christmas market out of Princes Street Gardens next year.
A UK-wide shortage of the nasal spray is leading to delays in school flu programmes across Scotland.
Judges handed Michael Youds the Scottish Portrait Award for his painting of himself and his twin brother.
The male cat, which is under a year old, had been chased up the tree in Townhill in Fife by dogs.
Kadi Johnson accuses Police Scotland of institutional racism following the death of her brother in custody.
Phoenix Group is working with software and technology company TCS at its Edinburgh base.
The stone structures were built more than 300 years ago to protect Edinburgh's natural drinking water.
The Bathgate company, which operated under the name Beau, ceased trading on Monday.
It is the first fall since 2018 and the only non weather-related decline in five years.
The incident happened on Gorgie Road, near Balgreen Road, in Edinburgh.
The 27-year-old was crossing North Bridge near the Balmoral Hotel in Edinburgh.
Local people say the giant art work gives a new lease of life to the rundown Edinburgh tunnel.
A raft of measures have been put in place to reduce the amount of ethane Shell is being forced to flare.
Threats and violent attacks towards shop workers are rising in the UK, according to a new survey.
Hibernian manager Pat Fenlon praised Leigh Griffiths after he scored a fifth goal against St Mirren this season.
Manager John McGlynn laments poor defending as Hearts slip to a 3-0 loss at home to Kilmarnock.
A second-half penalty from Leigh Griffiths earned Hibs the points in an uninspiring match at St Mirren Park.
Paul Heffernan scores all three goals as Kilmarnock claim their third straight win against Hearts this season.
Hearts director Sergejus Fedotovas tells BBC Scotland talks are ongoing about the proposed sale of the club.
Substitute David Weatherston scores a late goal to give Falkirk victory against Dunfermline.
A trio of first-half goals help Livingston to victory against Cowdenbeath.
Brian Graham nets a last-minute winner as Raith Rovers end a run of three straight defeats by beating Dumbarton.
Bryan Hodge scores twice as Stenhousemuir come from behind to beat East Fife in the Scottish Second Division.
Cardiff Blues claim victory at Murrayfield as Edinburgh slump to a fifth straight Pro12 defeat.
Hearts captain Marius Zaliukas will not play again this season as he prepares for ankle surgery.
Michael Bradley is to leave his post as head coach of Edinburgh at the end of the season.
Scott Linton scores twice as Cowdenbeath completed back-to-back league victories and dent Dunfermline's promotion hopes.
The ex-Catalan minister, who is wanted in Spain, will report to police in Edinburgh before a court hearing.
A UK-wide shortage of the nasal spray is leading to delays in school flu programmes across Scotland.
Charities and welfares rights advisers say initial assessments are beset by "poor decision-making".
Jeremy Corbyn had ruled out a Scottish independence referendum in a Labour government's first term.
Nicola Sturgeon says it is "fundamentally unfair" that the debate will only feature Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn.
The newly-crowned Scotland tree of the year is being used to draw attention to Dutch elm disease risks.
The Church of Scotland says it will "take seriously" complaints about Rev Richard Cameron's controversial tweets.
Oskars Rancevs will be returned to the State Hospital at Carstairs for further treatment.
Judges handed Michael Youds the Scottish Portrait Award for his painting of himself and his twin brother.
Scotland's highest court says Home Office contractor Serco did not act unlawfully in its evictions.
The man was seen in difficulty in the sea at Barvas and was flown to hospital in Stornoway.
In some parts of the UK parties are not fielding candidates, but is that the case north of the border?
