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Michael Marra has been elected as the new leader of the Scottish Labour party, winning nearly two-thirds of the vote. He faces a significant challenge to revive the party's fortunes in Scotland.
Nearly 70 students in Dundee were left without accommodation after Marketgait Apartments' owner filed for administration, highlighting severe financial strain across the UK student housing sector.
Scottish government plans to introduce price caps on up to 50 essential food items are causing concern among farmers, who fear the financial burden will be passed down to them by large supermarkets, despite ministerial assurances.
Trading Standards officers in Scotland raid high street shops selling illegal tobacco, including counterfeit cigarettes and smuggled products. The issue is linked to organised crime.
Twenty-three Scottish business organizations have written to First Minister John Swinney, urging him to abandon plans for a statutory cap on essential food prices, calling the proposal "ineffective."
An analysis from Scotland criticizes England's privatized water system, highlighting issues like high executive pay, sewage discharge, and potential insolvencies, while contrasting it with Scotland's publicly owned model.
Scotland's state-owned Ferguson Marine shipyard plans to cut nearly a quarter of its 247 core staff through voluntary redundancies, citing an inevitable gap in workload as it awaits confirmation of new government orders.
Scotland is reeling in ever more visitors, with strong annual growth and a 15% rise in flight bookings to Scottish airports in June and July, compared with a drop in bookings to London and the rest of England in recent months, according to VisitBritain figures.
The Scottish Government has announced fully funded scholarships for Pakistani women to pursue higher education in Scotland. The scholarships cover tuition fees, living expenses, and other essential study-related costs.
Pakistani boxer Qudratullah and several other athletes have been reported missing in Scotland after the Commonwealth Games ended in Glasgow, with Uganda also losing four boxers who reportedly intend to seek asylum.
An Afghan boxer, Sharif Ahmadzai, has appeared in a Greek court in connection with the death of Scottish aid worker Elisabeth Jane Ross, whose body was found in a suitcase in an abandoned building.
Andy Burnham's plans for English devolution are part of his government's ambition to rebalance power and resources in a country skewed towards London and the south-east. However, the picture is less clear beyond England's borders, particularly in Scotland and Wales, where…
A 26-year-old Afghan national has been arrested in connection with the death of a Scottish woman whose body was found in a suitcase in an abandoned building in central Athens. Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, a charity worker, had been in Greece for almost three weeks when she is…
Greek police say a man has admitted killing a Scottish woman whose body was found in a suitcase in an abandoned building. Elisabeth-Jane Ross, 38, was found in the Kypseli district of Athens on 18 July, days after she was reported missing.
Prince William and Kate, the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, watched the Commonwealth Games with their three children, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis, and Prince George, in Glasgow, Scotland.
Sir Ian Wood, a prominent UK businessman and philanthropist, has died at the age of 84. He transformed his family's fishing boat repair business into a global engineering firm and later focused on charitable work.
The families of those killed in an RAF Chinook crash in 1994 have urged Andy Burnham to end Britain’s “cover-up culture” and order an independent review into the disaster.
Scotland coach Gregor Townsend expressed frustration at letting South Africa off the hook in their 42-28 Nations Championship defeat in Pretoria. Despite being the better side for large parts of the game, critical errors and a failure to take opportunities cost them.
Scotland captain Tuipulotu relishing Springbok challenge on familiar ground
Scotland captain Sione Tuipulotu is eager for the challenge of facing world champions South Africa at their Pretoria fortress, and is quietly confident his side can pull off a surprise win at a venue where he already has fresh memories of an upset victory.
The UK's energy regulator has given the go-ahead for 16 long-duration electricity storage projects, including three pumped storage hydroelectric power stations in Scotland. This marks the first new hydropower projects in over 40 years.
Brazil defeated Scotland 3-0 in the FIFA World Cup. Brazil leads Group C with 7 points.
The last bank in Lochgilphead is closing, leaving residents worried about access to banking services. A buddy scheme has been set up to help elderly and vulnerable people use the local post office for banking.
A 38-year-old white Scottish man has been charged after five men were injured in suspected anti-Muslim attacks in Edinburgh. Witnesses describe a taxi and an Uber bike courier being targeted.
Brazil's national team is dealing with 7 absences, including key defenders, before their match against Scotland in the 2026 World Cup. The team is looking to secure their spot in the next round with a win or draw.
Farewell, Scotland: Boston won’t forget the Tartan Army
Scotland's supporters have left Boston after a week, leaving behind unforgettable memories. They arrived with kilts, songs, and optimism, and the city embraced them from day one.
Five men were injured in suspected anti-Muslim incidents in Edinburgh. A 36-year-old white Scottish man has been arrested.
Saibari strike sends Morocco past Scotland and towards World Cup knockout stage
Morocco defeated Scotland 1-0 in the World Cup, thanks to an early strike from Ismael Saibari. Morocco now has four points in Group C, while Scotland remains in contention ahead of a decisive final match against Brazil.
Morocco beat Scotland 1-0 with Ismael Saibari scoring the fastest goal of the World Cup so far. Morocco now has four points from two games and is primed to advance to the last 32.
Scotland vs Morocco live: Scots caught cold as Saibari gives Atlas Lions early lead
Scotland faces Morocco in a World Cup group game, with a draw potentially enough to clinch a knockout spot. Morocco's Saibari scored early, stunning the Scottish team.
John Lewis is spending £20m to revamp its Glasgow store, part of a £50m plan to refresh its shops. The upgrade includes expanding the beauty hall and adding new fashion labels.