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Lewis Budge attacked Robert Bromell on the Corran Esplanade in Oban in September 2023.

As the trial of two teenagers gets under way in Glasgow, a court hears that 18-year-old Cole Turley had earlier pled guilty to murder.

Claire Kilduff murdered Ann Coll at her home in Rutherglen after going round to her home to watch television.

Simon Roberts and Sean McKie headbutted and kicked Malcolm McCandlish in Irvine in September 2024.

A new bar taking over the site will offer ping-pong, mini-golf, bowling and arcade games.

Pension payments have been delayed after Capita took over administration of the civil servants' scheme.

Glasgow's Trongate area saw clashes between Celtic fans and police on Saturday, after the Parkhead side dramatically won the SPFL.

Gordon Smith described the scenes at Celtic Park on Saturday as "horrendous".

The ceremony, which will take place at the OVO Hydro on 23 July, will be staged indoors for the first time in the event's history.

The incident is one of thousands of attacks on teaching staff each year and many now say violence in the classroom is out of control

Riot police had to clear the streets after thousands of fans gathered in Glasgow to celebrate a fifth successive Scottish Premiership title.

The line between Monklands and Kirkintilloch opened on 17 May 1826 and played a key part in the industrial revolution.

Renfrewshire Council last year launched a consultation on renaming Andrew Street, which has about 50 homes.

It's the final round of the prestigious BBC Scotland competition and homes from around the country are fighting it out.

Mary Black was a trailblazer for the sport and is about to be recognised for her achievements over nine decades.

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

The water is one of the few places where Jamie Rigg, who has cerebral palsy, can leave his wheelchair.

In the past few years a series of murals showing eyes have popped up across the West of Scotland.

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

Travelling to Arran and Holy Isle, Ben learns how they’re a haven for diverse faiths.