News from the BBC

Scots have been urged not to throw away batteries, vapes or electrical goods in their household waste following a series of fires.

The red phone box at Carsaig was made famous by I Know Where I'm Going!, a romantic comedy film released in 1945.

Scotland's best chance of seeing a solar eclipse in 27 years left some disappointed, though there were moments of magic.

Stewarton Annick Ladies FC have spent three weeks raising about £15,000 to cover travelling to Shetland.

Celtic sign winger Haissem Hassan from Real Oviedo on a four-year contract with the option of a further year.

Callum Thomson, 29, allegedly assaulted Muhammad Yaqoob with a traffic cone at an anti-immigration protest.

The Time Capsule in Coatbridge will see a new themed tipping bucket attraction and an indoor Clip 'n Climb arena as part of the revamp.

Campaigners are battling against the clock to bring HMS Ambuscade back from Pakistan amid soaring transfer costs.

Police Scotland say the number of arrests over trouble which flared in the city centre in May is now up to 24.

Persimmon Homes sought to remove a £573,720 affordable housing contribution attached to plans for land in Lesmahagow.

All 12 Scottish Premiership clubs will enter teams into a legends version of cult indoor tournament the Tennent's Soccer Sixes later this year.

Police are investigating after a traffic cone was thrown at a delivery driver following an anti-immigration protest in Glasgow last month.

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

The garden of 2,400 plants was where King Charles and Queen Camilla emerged from a Tardis at the start of the Glasgow 2026 opening ceremony.

Barnes ended up playing the Belladrum festival twice after a last-minute call - and helped to close the Commonwealth Games.

More than 130,000 Scottish students have found out how they did in their exams.

The head of Glasgow 2026 believes the legacy of the scaled-back Games will shape the future of the event.

The compressed nature of the Commonwealth Games has resulted in the Hydro hosting opening and closing ceremonies, as well as netball fixtures.

One Glasgow swimming pool reveals the story of public baths and wash houses in Britain.

Vernon Kay and Paul Gorton test Owain Wyn Evans, Greg Rutherford and Abby Cook on Paisley.