National News
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Health board admits fatal infections probably caused by water system
NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde had consistently denied its water system was responsible for causing infections which led to the deaths of cancer patients.
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Teenage boys charged after youth seen with machete in city centre
A 17-year-old will appear in court on Monday and a 15-year-old has been reported to youth justice authorities following the incident in Edinburgh.
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Government threatened with legal action over Sturgeon inquiry evidence
Scottish Information Commissioner David Hamilton says written evidence he requested by 15 January was not handed over.
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Passenger dies after van and recovery lorry crash on A9
The 20-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene following the incident near Dalnaspidal.
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Man dies at scene after one-vehicle crash on A75
Police say the incident, which involved a BMW X5, happened at the Glen about 12:50 on Friday.
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Driver dies in hospital five weeks after Borders crash
Ian Weir was seriously injured near Fountainhall on 4 December and died from his injuries on Monday.
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Section of East Coast rail line closes for nine days
Network Rail says electrification work requires complete closure of the line west of Edinburgh until 25 January.
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I signed as a goalkeeper at 16 - now I'm 28 I run the club
Dan Armstrong joined Scottish League 1 side Queen of the South as a player - now he is chief executive.
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Seized tanker moored in Scottish waters will be taken to the US
The US has accused the Marinera of breaking its sanctions by carrying oil for Venezuela, Russia and Iran.
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Court throws out £50m claim over failed bottle return scheme
Waste firm Biffa claimed it invested heavily after being given assurances about the recycling scheme only to see it collapse a year later.
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Your pictures of Scotland
A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.
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Nine-try Bath thump Edinburgh to win Pool 2
Bath seal top spot in Pool 2 and a home last-16 match in the Investec Champions Cup with a nine-try thrashing of Edinburgh.
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Three men jailed over Halloween fireworks disorder in Dundee
A police officer was injured and cars were damaged during six-hours of mayhem in the Kirkton area of the city three years ago.
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Scotland's papers: 'Sporran snub' and North Sea drilling poll
A review of the front pages as oil and as exploration backed and SFA opt against World Cup kilts.
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Climbers likely to have died after one or all of them slipped - inquiry
A guide along with two other climbers died in a fall on Aonach Eagach in August 2023.
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Canadian family buys Skye's 20,000-acre Sleat Peninsula
The estate and its ruined Armadale Castle were marketed for a total cost of almost £10m.
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Actor Peter Mullan attacked after trying to stop assault
The actor stepped in to stop Dylan Bennet attacking a woman near the O2 Academy in Glasgow last year.
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Hamilton 'prepare injunction' to fight insolvency
Hamilton intend to "prepare an immediate injunction to prevent" insolvency if "administration is forced by The Funding Globe".
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Scotland World Cup disabled ticket allocation 'not good enough'
The Scottish Football Union's disability lead also hit out at the pricing structure for the tournament in the US, Canada and Mexico.
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Driver killed cyclist a month after passing his test
The 27-year-old student admitted causing the woman's death by careless driving in Angus in 2023
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New strike ballot to be held in teachers dispute
A ballot which closed on Wednesday failed to give the EIS union a legal mandate to go on strike because the turnout was too low.
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The hidden obstacles in the Scottish Budget
As the dust settles on the Scottish Budget announcement, what are we left with? A tight squeeze, and some hidden obstacles.
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Scottish Budget to pass as Labour vows not to oppose it
Anas Sarwar says his party will not vote against the SNP administration's £68bn tax and spending plans.
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Who are the winners and losers from the Scottish budget?
BBC Verify has examined what we know about how the Scottish budget is likely to affect different groups across the country.
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What might you be paying in tax?
Tax consultants at Deloitte have put together an analysis of how income tax changes in Scotland could affect your pay next year.
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Income tax changes and mansion tax on £1m homes in Scottish Budget
Finance Secretary Shona Robison unveils the government's tax and spending plans for the coming financial year.
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Scottish Budget 2026-27: Key points at a glance
A summary of the main points from the Scottish government's draft budget for the coming financial year.
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Scotcast: Is the Budget an election game-changer?
Shona Robison has outlined tax and spending plans for the year ahead.
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'The tax changes will help me manage my household budget'
People in Scotland tell BBC News what they need to hear in Shona Robison's Scottish Budget.
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Emergency services lose out on extra funding in Scottish Budget
The police, fire service and prison service had all asked for extra funding to strengthen their numbers and resources.
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'We're in survival mode': The milk price crisis draining dairy farms
Adam and Lucy Johnstone have seen the money they receive for their milk tumble over the last three months.
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Politics Show: Robert Jenrick and Scottish Budget reaction
David Wallace Lockhart, Natalie Higgins and Phil Sim on the week’s political news.
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Who is Reform UK's Scottish leader Malcolm Offord?
A banker from Greenock who joined the House of Lords in 2021, Malcolm Offord has made much of a relatively short political career.
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Nathan Evans: Embracing Scottish identity was the turning point
The singer who shot to fame with his sea shanty Wellerman has found a new sound with the help of his band and best friends.
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The Celtic Connections show bringing Scotland and Egypt together
The Ayoub sisters are to perform at Celtic Connections, and have praised Glasgow for its cultural diversity
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Lack of autism support in school led me to a psychiatric ward as a teen
Becca Galloway says the condition is often misunderstood and she wants teachers to receive mandatory autism training.
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Tour de France unveils route for Scottish stage
From Edinburgh the race heads through Midlothian, the Borders and Dumfries and Galloway to Carlisle.
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Teenage boys charged after youth seen with machete in city centre
A 17-year-old will appear in court on Monday and a 15-year-old has been reported to youth justice authorities following the incident in Edinburgh.
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Passenger dies after van and recovery lorry crash on A9
The 20-year-old was pronounced dead at the scene following the incident near Dalnaspidal.
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Seized tanker moored in Scottish waters will be taken to the US
The US has accused the Marinera of breaking its sanctions by carrying oil for Venezuela, Russia and Iran.
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Man dies at scene after one-vehicle crash on A75
Police say the incident, which involved a BMW X5, happened at the Glen about 12:50 on Friday.
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Three men jailed over Halloween fireworks disorder in Dundee
A police officer was injured and cars were damaged during six-hours of mayhem in the Kirkton area of the city three years ago.
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Higgins defeats Trump in thriller to reach Masters final
John Higgins stuns world number one Judd Trump as he fights back from 3-0 and 5-3 down to win 6-5 and reach his first Masters final since 2021.

