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Brendan Rodgers resigns as Celtic manager, with Martin O'Neill agreeing a temporary return to the club as his replacement.

Emergency crews were called to the airfield in Portmoak where the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

The four men and one woman plied their victims with drugs at various properties in Dundee.

Police are raiding more than 150 high street businesses in Scotland as part of a major operation.

Hundreds of passengers were stranded at rush hour after ScotRail cancelled or delayed at least 30 services.

The Line of Duty actor talks about his experience on the BBC One hit show.

The energy services provider, which had been undergoing a financial restructuring, employs about 2,000 people in Scotland.

Four fire engines and a height appliance were dispatched to the incident at the B- Listed McArthur's Storehouse.

The event in Thurso involved surfers Scotland, England, Wales and Channel Islands.

Aberdeen City Council says residents will be offered valuations closer to what they have been calling for.

Sections of the motorway will be closed across two separate weeks to allow a pedestrian footbridge to be cleaned.

The Emmy-winning star has announced his first festival line-up at Pitlochry Festival Theatre

Glen Affric is a large area of woodland, lochs and mountains near Cannich.

The incident happened in the car park of HMP Grampian in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Michael Bell disappeared more than 40 years ago during a camping holiday on the Isle of Skye.

MV Hebridean Isles has set out on its final voyage but the ship leaves behind a legacy of spare parts and mementoes.

The 26-year-old was taken to hospital with serious injuries after being struck by the Ferrari 488 Spider on Saturday.

A major search was launched after the man fell from the ferry travelling between Gourock and Dunoon in June.

Both the Scottish Prison Service and the Scottish government said action was now needed.

The Cineworld on Glasgow's Renfrew Street shut after new owners Clydebankbridge Ltd bought the site.

Martin and Natalie talk to criminologist Professor David Wilson.

Paul Wilson’s military band career was abruptly ended in 1988 when officers discovered he was gay.

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

More than a million people in the UK experience symptoms of Seasonal Affective Disorder - but a project is aiming to help people in Orkney look after their mental health.

More than £500,000 has been announced by the UK government to further explore the use of drones in the area.

How a racing boss made it from a childhood in Oban to the fast lane of global motorsport.

And why the Strictly announcement annoyed Martin so much.

A selection of images after a busy nine days of the event in Fort William and the surrounding area.

Britain's ambassador to Japan tells BBC Scotland News the free flow of goods between the nations "really matters".

Four fire engines and a height appliance were dispatched to the incident at the B- Listed McArthur's Storehouse.

Hundreds of jobs are at risk after the airline filed a notice of intention to appoint an administrator.

Aberdeen City Council says residents will be offered valuations closer to what they have been calling for.

Tonnes of rubbish and discarded household items are collected each year from the side of the A1.

The four men and one woman plied their victims with drugs at various properties in Dundee.

Brendan Rodgers resigns as Celtic manager, with Martin O'Neill agreeing a temporary return to the club as his replacement.

Watch Brendan Rodgers' last interview as Celtic manager, following Sunday's 3-1 defeat by Hearts at Tynecastle.