Racist comments have been made about the models who showcased the outfits, accusing them of not being Scottish. BBC News
Read More »Team Scotland condemns 'abhorrent' racist abuse aimed at its models
Retailers criticise SNP's 'gimmick' food price cap promise
John Swinney said it was a “moral outrage” that people cannot afford to feed themselves properly because of the rising cost of living. BBC News
Read More »Supermarket food prices to be capped under SNP manifesto pledge
The cost of “essential” items such as bread, milk and cheese are to be limited under John Swinney’s plan. BBC News
Read More »About 15,000 drivers can pursue Arnold Clark data breach claim
Lord Sandison said the claimants can bring group proceedings at the Court of Session after the 2022 data breach. BBC News
Read More »The SNP's manifesto pledges analysed
We have analysed some of the policies in the Scottish National Party’s manifesto for the 2026 Holyrood election. BBC News
Read More »The SNP's Scottish election manifesto at-a-glance
The party has announced its policy plans ahead of the Holyrood poll on 7 May. BBC News
Read More »Extradition delay 'crushing' for former pupils
Alleged victims of the former teacher had flown to South Africa for an extradition hearing that was called off. BBC News
Read More »Victim speaks out after Dundee rapist sentenced
The woman described Nicholas Grannell as a “manipulative and dangerous predator”. BBC News
Read More »CalMac's dual-fuel ferry has run solely on diesel since July
The cleaner-burning gas propulsion system for Glen Sannox is not currently being used, the operator confirms. BBC News
Read More »Police officer injured after marked vehicle crashes with car
The officer was taken to hospital with a non life-threatening injury following the incident in Grangemouth. BBC News
Read More »Driver who fell asleep and killed pedestrian jailed for five years
Scott Nugent, 42, had just finished a 13-hour shift as a fabricator when he mounted a kerb in Paisley. BBC News
Read More »Scotland's only natterjack toads 'teetering on the brink'
The public is asked to listen out for the call of the UK’s loudest amphibian to help safeguard its future. BBC News
Read More »Man, 89, dies in crash near Forfar Golf Club
The road was closed for almost nine hours following the collision BBC News
Read More »Five authors in the running for historical fiction prize
The shortlist is announced for the Walter Scott Prize which will be awarded in Melrose this summer. BBC News
Read More »Scotland's papers: 'Catastrophic' A&E waits and unpaid business rates
A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland. BBC News
Read More »The young entrepreneur turning poo into pounds
Leatham Bilsland from Crieff has launched a service called Doggy Doo Doo where he cleans up mess left by pets. BBC News
Read More »154-year-old auction mart goes under the hammer
The Albert Hall in Annan will need significant investment in order to bring it back into use. BBC News
Read More »Life after Logan Roy – Brian Cox takes up directing just before turning 80
The Succession star says Glenrothan – his directorial debut – is a “love letter to Scotland”. BBC News
Read More »I feared my son had a brain tumour but he'd been poisoned with vitamin D
Investigations found Roo had been accidentally poisoned with a dose of vitamin D prescribed for growing pains. BBC News
Read More »Girl tells trial she pulled knife and axe after man pushed her
The 13-year-old told the court the man repeatedly called her “sexy” and said he would show her “how to have a good time”. BBC News
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