Raymond Munro died in hospital on Monday, almost two weeks after the crash in which his passenger died. BBC News
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Heart of Midlothian, Hibernian and Motherwell will find out their first opponents in European qualifying on Wednesday, but who might they face? BBC News
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The Marinera was seized on 7 January in a US Coastguard and Navy operation in the North Atlantic. BBC News
Read More »River City actor Iain Robertson dragged woman by hair, court hears
Robertson – who played Stevie O’Hara in the BBC soap – denies eight charges involving four women, including one charge of rape. BBC News
Read More »Ruth Charteris KC named as Scotland's next top law officer
Charteris will replace Dorothy Bain KC as lead of the Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service and chief legal adviser to the Scottish government. BBC News
Read More »Teacher who gave birth to ex-pupil's baby banned for two years
The woman entered a sexual relationship with the 18-year-old after he had left school, a fitness to teach panel heard. BBC News
Read More »Three seriously injured after Highland motorbike crash
Two men and a woman were taken to hospital following the crash near Cluanie on Monday afternoon. BBC News
Read More »Aberdeen beach cordoned off amid 'unexploded device' fears
Police are advising people to avoid part of the beach. BBC News
Read More »Rangers: Would Derek McInnes be ‘perfect fit’ at Ibrox?
Not many people know McInnes better than Docherty, who worked with him at St Johnstone and Aberdeen for well over a decade. The former Dundee boss believes it McInnes’ competitive edge would will help Rangers take the fight to Celtic – in particular – right to the end of the …
Read More »Victim of 'house of horrors' foster carers to sue Glasgow City Council
The woman was fostered as a child by Douglas and Barbara Daniel who were jailed for two-and-a-half years in January for cruelty against children. BBC News
Read More »Sinkhole repairs to keep key Dumfries route closed for weeks
Emergency repairs on one of the main roads into and out of the town will take up to a further four weeks. BBC News
Read More »Former PM Brown and Rebus author in Edinburgh International Book Festival line-up
The New Yorker’s Fergus McIntosh, The News Agents podcast co-host Lewis Goodall and journalist Yi Ling Liu will examine misinformation, data and global narratives, while Steve Crossan, part of the original DeepMind team and Sarah Wynn-Williams, former director of public policy at Facebook, will explore AI regulation. BBC News
Read More »US Open 2026: Robert MacIntyre seeks redemption at Shinnecock
McGinley – speaking alongside colleagues Rich Lerner and Brandel Chamblee, with whom he will cover the US Open for the Golf Channel – believes Shinnecock’s fast-running fairways and breezy test will suit MacIntyre. “He’s a dogged competitor. He’s got a huge heart. There was a reason he was played down …
Read More »Glasgow 2026: Four British champions in Scotland team for Commonwealth Games
Four newly-crowned British champions – Alex Mackay, Madeline Rosher, Angus Doig and Drew Burns – are among the nine weightlifters selected to represent Scotland at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Agata Herbert is the sole returning athlete from Birmingham 2022, where she was seventh in the women’s 76kg event, and …
Read More »In pictures: New bike track proves a hit with riders at world event
Elite racers from 10 different countries test out the brand new facility in Dalbeattie. BBC News
Read More »Scottish Football Podcast – McInnes to Rangers? Shankland Dilemma & Scotland v Morocco
Available for 29 days Is Derek McInnes about to become Rangers manager – and what would he bring to Ibrox? Host Jonathan Sutherland is joined by Rory Loy and Tony Docherty to break down the latest developments and ask whether mentality is the missing piece in the title race. Should …
Read More »Scotland's papers: 'Rushed' social media ban and questions over Murrell's motorhome
A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland. BBC News
Read More »Route announced for 2026 Tour of Britain
The men’s cycling race starts in Lincolnshire, with further stages in Yorkshire and the Scottish Borders. BBC News
Read More »Monarch of the Glen 'sister painting' could fetch £4m at auction
Scene in Braemar, which will go under the hammer next month, last appeared at auction in 1994 when it was sold for £793,500. BBC News
Read More »Disabled rural drivers 'would be hit hardest' by Motability cuts
New UK mileage limits and higher excess charges have been paused by the Scottish government while talks with Motability take place. BBC News
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