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The politicians are at odds on a whole range of issues – but something has fundamentally changed in their relationship.

For the first time, Covid-19 booster jabs will not routinely be offered to healthy under-75s in Scotland.

LA-based showbiz presenter Ross King says he wants to get some Scottish elements into his dance routines.

Fran Henriquez received a phone call from the SSPCA saying they had found tabby cat George, who she assumed had died years ago.

Archaeologists say the fortress was owned by ancestors of Scotland's medieval Lord of the Isles.

The government also wants to raise the bar for a guilty verdict as part of wide-ranging justice reforms.

Three members of the self-proclaimed Kingdom of Kubala were evicted from Jedburgh woodland but set up a new camp a few metres away.

Raymond Cosgrove, 33, was pronounced dead after police were called to an incident at the park in Inverclyde.

A 41-year-old woman died following the incident in Aberdeen on 7 December 2024.

Simon Murdoch's Royal Navy ship was gifted a giant tortoise called Theresa in the Seychelles in 1964.

Police raided seven properties in Edinburgh and one in East Lothian.

Two Just Stop Oil activists are on trial after aircraft at Stansted Airport were targeted.

Musk addressed the Unite the Kingdom rally in London virtually at the weekend, which was organised by far-right activist Tommy Robinson.

Philip Scott crashed his van into cyclist Euan Thomson in August 2022.

The 21-year-old from Dundee made repeated calls that a plane was going to crash into the airport

Figures released by the Scottish government reveal that 17,240 households were in council-funded properties in March 2025.

Statistics released by the National Records of Scotland suggest the number of probable suicides fell to the lowest level since 2017.

A farmer on South Uist claimed the birds of prey had snatched his animals after their disappearance over the summer.

A consultation has been launched on proposed changes, which affect 900 roles.

The latest hearings will investigate NHS executives actions around an infection crisis at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital.

John Swinney is considering leaving X - but is social media too important to modern politics?

And how did we get here?

Sea Change Festival is held on Tiree in the Inner Hebrides.

A contract is awarded to build a new replica of Henry Bell's steamship "Comet" that first sailed from Port Glasgow in 1812.

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

Scottish shipbuilding is enjoying a renaissance, but will the small shipyard at the centre of Scotland's ferries saga be a part of it?

Lyndsey Blair crossed the Paris finish line of the "world's toughest triathlon" more than 95 hours after she set off from London.

For years Michelle and John Wylie were puzzled about the presence of a mysterious tall man in a blue suit at their wedding.

Police raided seven properties in Edinburgh and one in East Lothian.

The Scottish government says the Inverness event will bring together community groups and experts.

A 41-year-old woman died following the incident in Aberdeen on 7 December 2024.

A director of one of southern Scotland's best-known hotels is speaking out against a proposed tourist tax.

The 21-year-old from Dundee made repeated calls that a plane was going to crash into the airport

Scotland may have enjoyed their best Women's World Cup since 2002, but the buzz evaporated soon after the loss to England, writes Andrew Petrie.

Former Scottish 1500m runner Chris O'Hare thinks Josh Kerr, Jake Wightman and Neil Gourley have a chance of winning all three medals in Wednesday final at the World Athletics Championships.

Deadline-day signing Sebastian Tounekti is not viewing Celtic as a stepping stone to one of Europe's top leagues and insists "I see myself being here for many years".

Scrum-half Caity Mattinson becomes the third member of the Scotland squad to retire after Sunday's Women's Rugby World Cup quarter-final defeat by England.

Aberdeen has announced director of football Steven Gunn will depart the club next month after "25 years of outstanding service."