National News
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Scotland counts down to 2026 as weather warning kicks off the new year
A yellow weather warning for heavy snow and wind covers much of Scotland for the first four days of the new year.
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Flu cases fall by nearly half over the Christmas holidays
The number of recorded flu cases in Scotland fell by 43% over the Christmas holidays, latest figures show.
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The £3m race to save polar explorer Shackleton's villa
The building was used as a base by Shackleton while he orchestrated the famous rescue of his stranded crew
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Greenock Morton chairman quits after online abuse to family
John Laird said criticism originally about football matters had descended into personal attacks.
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Power restored to Edinburgh pubs in time for Hogmanay
SP Energy Networks says its staff will be on standby in The Grassmarket until the early hours of New Year's Day.
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Hillwalkers rescued after getting stuck in wintry conditions in Cairngorms
Cairngorm Mountain Rescue said they became "cragfast" on Coire an t-Sneachda on Tuesday evening.
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Scottish bottled water from Waitrose recalled over risk it contains glass
The food safety watchdog said people should return affected Deeside water bottles to stores.
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Four injured as police car collides with vehicle
The crash happened on the capital's Salisbury Road on Saturday.
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Inverness Caley Thistle close stand for one match after smoke bomb incident
Inverness Caley Thistle say the West Stand will be closed for Saturday's home league game.
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Family appeal to missing man not seen for nearly three weeks
Jason Anderson, 33, was last seen on 12 December in Catrine, East Ayrshire.
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Cross-border rail passengers warned of new year disruption
Replacement bus services will run between Lockerbie and Carlisle, and Dumfries for the first week of the new year.
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Chaos, fun and fireballs: Working the Hogmanay night shift
BBC Scotland meets some of the workers and volunteers keeping events, restaurants and the transport network running this New Year's Eve.
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Disability charity chief condemns UK government as she rejects MBE
Tressa Burke, chief executive officer of the Glasgow Disability Alliance, says the situation facing disabled people in the UK is "simply intolerable".
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How well do you know Scotland's biggest news stories?
How much attention have you been paying to this year's biggest (and most unusual) stories? Test your knowledge of 2025 in our quiz.
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Why did Edinburgh become the home of Hogmanay?
The history of New Year's Eve street parties in Edinburgh goes back centuries.
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Fireworks and first-footing: Your guide to Hogmanay in Edinburgh
Thousands of people are expected to travel to the city for three days of celebrations.
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'I'm my own worst enemy' - Hamish Hawk gears up for Hogmanay
Hamish Hawk will support Wet Leg at Edinburgh's Hogmanay street party
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Your most-read stories of 2025
BBC Scotland News is looking back at our most-read stories and this is the top 20 for 2025.
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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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How a chocolate bar wrapper solved an archaeological mystery
A team from the University of Glasgow team worked with volunteers and students to excavate the former Kelvin Wheelies park.
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I used Lego to design a farm for people who are blind - like me
Mike Duxbury lost his sight 50 years ago and is helping others with disability get into agriculture.
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Scotland counts down to 2026 as weather warning kicks off the new year
A yellow weather warning for heavy snow and wind covers much of Scotland for the first four days of the new year.
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Hillwalkers rescued after getting stuck in wintry conditions in Cairngorms
Cairngorm Mountain Rescue said they became "cragfast" on Coire an t-Sneachda on Tuesday evening.
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Nuns accused of multiple historical abuse charges against children
Offences are alleged to have taken place at Nazareth House premises in Aberdeen and Midlothian between 1965 and 1982.
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Cross-border rail passengers warned of new year disruption
Replacement bus services will run between Lockerbie and Carlisle, and Dumfries for the first week of the new year.
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The £3m race to save polar explorer Shackleton's villa
The building was used as a base by Shackleton while he orchestrated the famous rescue of his stranded crew
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'Rangers right in mix' - can they now go level with Celtic?
Danny Rohl has Rangers "right in the mix" for the Scottish Premiership title before Saturday's mouth-watering Old Firm derby at Celtic.
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Are Nancy's 'uncomfortable' Celtic ready for Old Firm?
Celtic hirple into Saturday's second league Old Firm derby of the season knowing Rangers can move level on points with a win.
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From Taylor Swift to football nirvana - Motherwell's long road to Celtic demolition
BBC Scotland charts the long road Motherwell have taken to get to the scintillating football which broke Celtic.
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Scottish rugby highlights and lowlights of 2025
Tom and Andy take a lookback at the highs and lows across Scottish rugby in 2025
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Anderson beats Van Gerwen to reach quarter-finals
Gary Anderson gets the better of long-standing rival Michael van Gerwen to reach the PDC World Championship quarter-finals.

