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Liam McDermid is the first person to be convicted in connection with the crime feud which has raged across central Scotland.

About 150 dolls, plushies and phone cases were found to breach safety standards.

The news comes as part of a £177m deal to supply Saab's Gripen jets to the Thai air force.

Finance Secretary Shona Robison is seeking to recoup the costs of policing the summer visits.

The tall, double-walled drystone towers have only been found in Scotland.

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

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

Parents in Dundees criticise a decision which will see the sickest babies treated in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen.

Mr Bayoh was 31 when he died in May 2015 after being restrained by six police officers in Kirkcaldy, Fife.

People living within Glasgow postcode areas have the first opportunity to buy tickets - but there have been online booking problems.

A waste management firm is suing the Scottish government over the collapse of the flagship recycling initiative.

A review of the front pages as chair of Bayoh quits and there are calls to remove Prince Andrew from his royal home.

Danny Rohl understands the need to win quickly as Rangers head coach and says he can handle pressure, as chief executive Patrick Stewart and sporting director Kevin Thelwell come under fire.

The pensioner died in hospital a month after he was attacked in his flat by serial criminal Tandy Swinton.

Saving Wildcats says it had previously received "significant" support from a European Union fund.

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

The number of people reaching 100 years old is at an all-time, according to data by the ONS.

A waste management firm has launched legal action over a beleaguered bottle return plan.

Susie Wolff interview.

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

Unravelling the case of a US fugitive who claimed to be the victim of mistaken identity after being traced in Glasgow.

Nine years after the BBC exposed Sell My Timeshare's wrongdoing, 14 people have been convicted over a £28m fraud.

Liam McDermid is the first person to be convicted in connection with the crime feud which has raged across central Scotland.

The tall, double-walled drystone towers have only been found in Scotland.

Finance Secretary Shona Robison is seeking to recoup the costs of policing the summer visits.

Technology developed in southern Scotland could help spot illnesses early and improve productivity.

Parents in Dundees criticise a decision which will see the sickest babies treated in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aberdeen.

Chairman Andrew Cavenagh insists Rangers did not "screw up" the process to appoint head coach Danny Rohl but admits it looked "clunky" from the outside.

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

Danny Rohl understands the need to win quickly as Rangers head coach and says he can handle pressure, as chief executive Patrick Stewart and sporting director Kevin Thelwell come under fire.

Kilmarnock's David Watson is linked with Rangers and Heart of Midlothian, while Celtic reportedly remain keen to extend manager Brendan Rodgers' contract.

Uncapped forwards Alexander Masibaka, Liam McConnell and Harri Morris are named in Scotland's autumn internationals squad.