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Showman Jimmy Stringfellow is facing the fight of his life - to save his Clydeside home.

A record 36 MSPs have already announced that they are leaving Holyrood at the election next May.

The government warns Kemi Badenoch's plans would "only accelerate the worsening climate crisis".

Pro and anti-immigration demonstrators chanted at each other as they were kept apart by barriers and police.

Fort William Shinty Club says two of the three friends who died on Thursday were members of the club.

Hugh Mulgrew says he still sometimes struggles to believe he owns the property which inspired JM Barrie.

Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean endured violent tropical storms during their 140-day journey.

Fuelled by loss, injury and jelly beans, Kirsty Mack tells of how she conquered the world's second-highest peak.

People neighbouring the proposed site claim the holiday destination will change rural life in the area.

Competitors from across the globe will travel to Dunoon to compete in the Highland Dancing championships.

The son of Dr Andrew McFarlane, a practising GP in the Highlands, was jailed for two rape charges in 2022.

A section of the M8 near Charing Cross has already been restricted to two lanes since 2021.

South Scotland MSP Colin Smyth was earlier suspended by Labour over charges of possessing indecent child images.

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

The contest follows Patrick Harvie's decision to stand down as co-leader after 17 years in the role.

A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.

David Walker, 30, went at speeds of 110mph during the chase between Glasgow's and South Lanarkshire.

The 50-year-old was struck while she was walking about a mile north of the Grantshouse junction with the A6112 late on Friday night.

Faults at a treatment works near Duns were identified by Scottish Water on Tuesday, with about 6,000 customers being affected.

As a Tory MSP defects, is Reform UK set to replace them on the right of Scottish politics?

It’s change at the top as the Scottish Greens elect new leaders.

Solicitor John Richardson left money to fund six new homes in Haddington when he died in 1940.

Niamh was due to start primary school two weeks ago but is still waiting to find out if there is a suitable place.

A new report from the Scottish Fiscal Commission says spending commitments will outstrip funds in the coming years.

BBC analysis shows the country's 32 councils owe a combined £19.2bn to lenders, up 11% on last year.

Jamie, Ewan and Lachlan Maclean endured violent tropical storms during their 140-day journey.

Fort William Shinty Club says two of the three friends who died on Thursday were members of the club.

The government warns Kemi Badenoch's plans would "only accelerate the worsening climate crisis".

Hugh Mulgrew says he still sometimes struggles to believe he owns the property which inspired JM Barrie.

Pro and anti-immigration demonstrators chanted at each other as they were kept apart by barriers and police.

BBC Scotland's chief sportswriter Tom English sets the scene going into the season's first meeting of Celtic and Rangers.

BBC Scotland's Andy Burke analyses the outlook for Scotland after their Women's World Cup win over Fiji.

Rangers and Celtic pursue strikers as Aberdeen teenager looks set to join English Premier League club.

BBC Scotland analyses how unbeaten Motherwell have let points slip already this season.