Scientists develop method of blocking transmission of mosquito-borne virus
An effective way to block the transmission of the mosquito-borne dengue virus has been developed by scientists in Scotland and Australia.
Glasgow
Salmond vows to ‘vigorously’ defend himself as he denies sexual assault charges
Alex Salmond has said he will “vigorously” defend his position after pleading not guilty to offences against 10 women.
Bus replacement services for Aberdeen rail passengers
Train passengers travelling between Aberdeen and Glasgow have been warned to expect longer journey times on Sunday.
Church minister who heckled Jeremy Corbyn suspended over tweets
A Church of Scotland minister who branded Jeremy Corbyn a “terrorist sympathiser” has been suspended after controversial tweets emerged.
Labour support in Scotland falling ‘like snow off a dyke’, claims SNP
The SNP is forecasting it will win seats back from Labour in next month’s General Election, as a senior figure claimed support for Jeremy Corbyn’s party is “falling off like snow off a dyke”.
Church minister who heckled Corbyn posted homophobic tweets
A Church of Scotland minister who branded Jeremy Corbyn a “terrorist sympathiser” has been criticised after he was found to have posted a series of homophobic tweets.
‘El Greco’ portrait mystery solved by experts
Art experts have established that a painting once exhibited in the Louvre is not by renowned artist El Greco as previously thought.
Third Celtic fan injured in Rome knife attack
A third Celtic fan is recovering after being stabbed in Rome.
Irn-Bru adds festive sparkle to create Crimbo Juice
Shoppers in Glasgow were among the first to taste a new festive flavour of Irn-Bru.
Two Celtic fans stabbed in Rome
Two Celtic fans are in hospital after they were stabbed by masked attackers in Rome.
Two Celtic fans stabbed in Rome
Two Celtic fans needed hospital treatment after they were stabbed by masked attackers in Rome.
Glasgow named culture capital of UK
Glasgow is the cultural and creative capital of the UK, according to the European Commission.
SNP has no mandate for second independence vote – Richard Leonard
Richard Leonard has said he does not believe the SNP has a mandate for another Scottish independence referendum.
Delays to Aberdeen trains due to signalling fault
Services between Aberdeen and Glasgow have been delayed due to a signalling fault.
Ex-Marine says National Lottery funding is key to ‘life-saving’ veterans centre
A former Royal Marine has said National Lottery funding is “vital” to a veterans centre which helped “save lives”.
Clutha helicopter crash report ‘does no justice to memories of victims’
The inquiry report into the helicopter crash that killed 10 people in Glasgow does no justice to the memories of the victims, according to the pilot’s fiancee.
Chernobyl actor dedicates best TV actor Bafta Scotland award to victims
A break-out star of gruelling TV drama Chernobyl has dedicated his best television actor award at the Scottish Baftas to the victims of the nuclear accident.
Still Game stars ‘chuffed to bits’ over Outstanding Contribution award
One of the creators of the Scottish comedy Still Game has said he is “chuffed to bits” the show has been awarded the Outstanding Contribution to Television award at Scottish Baftas.
Outlander actor Sam Heughan praises fans as the ‘world’s hardiest’
Outlander star Sam Heughan has praised the show’s fans as the “hardiest in the world” as they braved the Scottish weather to meet him.
Nicola Sturgeon dances in the rain with school pupils
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon surprised school children when she joined them for a boogie in the rain as they celebrated their involvement in a dance project.
Missing Aberdeen man found
A man reported missing from Aberdeen has been traced safe and well.
Search continues for man reported missing from Aberdeen
A missing man last seen in Aberdeen may have travelled to the Glasgow area.
Human trafficking action partnership suspended ‘due to Brexit’
A partnership with Romanian police to tackle human trafficking at Glasgow Airport has been suspended due to Brexit uncertainty, according to Border Force staff.
£200m rail improvement plans could slash Aberdeen to Central belt train times by 24 minutes
Proposed rail improvements could slash journey times between Aberdeen and the Central Belt by up to 24 minutes, it has been revealed.
Final journey of 5,300-year-old iceman revealed by moss
The final journey of a 5,300-year-old corpse found in the Alps has been revealed by plants which were frozen with him at his death.
Clutha crash pilot ‘consciously took a risk’, inquiry concludes
Ten people were killed when a helicopter crashed into a pub after the pilot “consciously took a risk” and ignored low fuel warnings, an inquiry has found.
Clutha helicopter crash could have been prevented, inquiry concludes
A helicopter crash which killed 10 people could have been prevented if the pilot had followed emergency procedures relating to low fuel warnings, an inquiry has found.
Clutha helicopter crash inquiry to publish findings
Findings from the fatal accident inquiry into the Clutha helicopter crash are set to be published.
House sales take longest for three years as uncertainty hits housing market
The time it takes to sell properties in UK cities has hit a three-year high as Brexit uncertainty continues to strangle the housing market.
Delays and cancellations to Aberdeen trains
Services heading to and from Aberdeen have been delayed or cancelled this morning.