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Adam and Lucy Johnstone have seen the price their receive for their milk tumble by 25% over the last three months.

Becca Galloway says the condition if often misunderstood and she wants teachers to receive mandatory autism training.

MV Isle of Islay will soon make the two-week journey to Scotland and is expected to enter service in early spring.

The Ayoub sisters are to perform at Celtic Connections, and have praised Glasgow for its cultural diversity

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.

From Edinburgh the race heads through Midlothian, the Borders and Dumfries and Galloway to Carlisle.

Selkirk Cricket Club - one of Scotland's oldest - hopes for a "great year" as it reaches a landmark.

Three people have been sentenced for a campaign of abuse towards children at homes across Scotland in the 1970s and 1980s.

HM Coastguard and the RNLI say they battled severe weather to rescue two casualties near Blyth.

The former Conservative minister and Scottish Tory treasurer has been officially unveiled by Nigel Farage.

A Scottish Labour campaign leaflet featured made-up quotes from a Stranraer maternity campaigner.

The new clinic in Edinburgh is the first of 15, which will be open seven days a week.

Lewis Mullen stabbed Jack Trainner after a fight broke out when he turned up at his victim's house to play video games.

The Scottish government ordered the review of fatal accident inquiries following the deaths of two young people.

Stephanie Muirhead speaks of the special "bond" with nurse Angela Howat after she also cared for her son Andrew.

The first minister says people have a right to protest but it is unacceptable when it becomes "threatening".

The 38-year-old was previously seen on CCTV wearing trainers and a hat which subsequently disappeared

As the dust settles on the Scottish Budget announcement, what are we left with? A tight squeeze, and some hidden obstacles.

Anas Sarwar says his party will not vote against the SNP administration's £68bn tax and spending plans.

BBC Verify has examined what we know about how the Scottish budget is likely to affect different groups across the country.

Tax consultants at Deloitte have put together an analysis of how income tax changes in Scotland could affect your pay next year.

Finance Secretary Shona Robison unveils the government's tax and spending plans for the coming financial year.

A summary of the main points from the Scottish government's draft budget for the coming financial year.

Shona Robison has outlined tax and spending plans for the year ahead.

People in Scotland tell BBC News what they need to hear in Shona Robison's Scottish Budget.

The police, fire service and prison service had all asked for extra funding to strengthen their numbers and resources.

A banker from Greenock who joined the House of Lords in 2021, Malcolm Offord has made much of a relatively short political career.

Lord Offord has been appointed Reform leader in Scotland.

The Strathpuffer race involves laps of a track through a Highland forest.

Conservationists are working to restore the Caledonian pine forest to boost the country's bio-diversity.

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

A year ago, four lynx were on the loose in the snowy Cairngorms - sparking a mystery that remains unsolved.

Three people have been sentenced for a campaign of abuse towards children at homes across Scotland in the 1970s and 1980s.

Police say properties in Fort Augustus, Letterfinlay, Banavie and Drumnadrochit were broken into.

Aberdeen will be closer to a managerial shortlist "in a few more days", says sporting director Lutz Pfannenstiel.

Adam and Lucy Johnstone have seen the price their receive for their milk tumble by 25% over the last three months.

The first minister says people have a right to protest but it is unacceptable when it becomes "threatening".

John Higgins produces a vintage fightback to defeat world champion Zhao Xintong on the black in a final-frame decider and reach the semi-finals of the Masters.

Steve Clarke is open to potential new faces in his Scotland squad but hints his player pool for the World Cup will be along familiar lines.

From Edinburgh the race heads through Midlothian, the Borders and Dumfries and Galloway to Carlisle.

Rangers manager Danny Rohl believes the Scottish Premiership title race could go to a dramatic three-team shootout on the final day of the season.

Hearts confirm that St Johnstone winger Josh McPake is to join under freedom of contract in the summer and may try to speed up the arrival of "brilliant talent" Rogers Mato.