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Majority of Scots want Holyrood to decide oil and gas licences

The Ipsos Scotland survey also found a majority of Scots (51%) want the Scottish Government to be able to make most of the decisions on national ... View article...

Senior doctors at Glasgow hospital in care delay warning

Senior emergency doctors at Scotland's biggest hospital have written to the healthcare watchdog warning of harm to patients from delays to care. View article...

Meet the UK's youngest lighthouse keeper

She is one of 17 part-time keepers working for the Northern Lighthouse Board, tasked with looking after the network since its automation in the 1990s. View article...

Scotland's buses are heading back into public control

For nearly forty years, Scotland's local bus networks have been on a rollercoaster engineered by Margaret Thatcher's 1980s deregulation experiment ... View article...

Scotland launches first drug-checking service to help reduce drug-related harm

Scotland's first drug-checking service has opened in Glasgow, helping identify dangerous substances, reduce drug-related harm and support wider ... View article...

Crown Estate Scotland staff hit by 'shock' bullying levels

Results of the latest Crown Estate Scotland staff survey, carried out in 2025, found that 29% of employees reported such behaviour to researchers. The ... View article...

Amber alert as Scotland faces blood donation shortages

An amber alert has come into force for the first time as stocks of blood in Scotland have dropped to unprecedented low levels due to the shortage ... View article...

Coldplay star returns to his native Scotland to tie the knot to partner at posh hotel

COLDPLAY'S Guy Berryman has returned to his native Scotland to tie the knot at a five-star hotel. The bass player, 48, married partner Johanna... View article...

From a child refugee to Michelin-starred kitchens

Nestor Masudi came to Scotland as an unaccompanied child refugee. Now, he is a top chef working in Michelin-starred kitchens. View article...

Historic places in Scotland you might not know

Falkirk and Bo'ness: industry, innovation and Irn-Bru. In Scotland's centre, between Glasgow and Edinburgh, Falkirk played a key role in the nation's ... View article...

The 9 best and worst places to visit in Scotland, ranked by tourists

Edinburgh. Edinburgh has been named as the best place to visit in Scotland , as well as one of the best cities in the UK, overall. With ... View article...

15 Medieval Castles In Scotland Where The Same Family Has Never Left Inbetweeners

There are castles in Scotland where the people living inside today are not caretakers, tour guides, or museum staff — but families continuing ... View article...

Barlinnie prison chaplain named next Church of Scotland moderator

The chaplain of Scotland's biggest prison has been named the next moderator of the Church of Scotland . Rev Jill Clancy will become the Kirk's ... View article...

New Coach Accreditation programme launched to support coach development

The programme will give coaches across Scotland a structured way to develop their coaching and gain recognition for their continued learning. View article...

Do the Shetland Isles need Cold War-style military protection?

First Minister John Swinney has accused the UK government of leaving " Scotland's vast coastline dangerously exposed". He pointed to waters off ... View article...

Probable suicide figures stable

There were 703 probable suicide deaths in 2025, according to new figures from National Records of Scotland . The figure is one fewer than in 2024. View article...

Scotland to manufacture subsea cables in UK-first

Mr Alexander said: “ Scotland is helping to solve one of the biggest challenges in our transition to clean energy, connecting offshore wind to where ... View article...

Scotland's rival to The Jazz Singer: the story behind a groundbreaking British sound film

By now one of Scotland's most popular playwrights, Moffat was also among the company's earliest investors. But despite their pioneering work in sound- ... View article...

John Curtice gives snap election verdict after new Scotland poll

JOHN Curtice has given his verdict on the prospect of Andy Burnham calling a snap general election after a major new Scotland poll ... View article...

New framework helps Public Health Scotland in managing risks of private-sector engagement

Public Health Scotland (PHS) has developed a policy framework that makes collaboration with the private sector a clear and transparent process. View article...