What does Andy Burnham have up his sleeve as he crashes SNP conference?
The prime minister's first substantive visit to Scotland coincides with the SNP's conference in Aberdeen.
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Fewer than 800 Scots have received weight loss jabs on NHS, BBC finds
Only five of Scotland's 14 health boards currently offer the treatment specifically for weight loss, it has emerged.
Barlinnie water problems continue for seventh day
Most areas of the prison have now suffered disruption to the water supply since the issue was reported last Thursday.
Grand Theft Auto boss denies trying to keep tabs on union membership
An employment tribunal in Glasgow hears that managers were being sent details of private staff messages by an anonymous employee.
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I do not have confidence UK is safe from Russian threats - Swinney
The first minister speaks to BBC Scotland News ahead of the SNP's annual conference in Aberdeen.
Fourth union joins strike at Glasgow Caledonian university
Staff with the Unite union are to join colleagues from the UCU, the EIS and Unison in walking out on Thursday.
Cocaine worth £1.6m seized from Glasgow flat
Two people were arrested over the find in Glasgow's Holm Street.
Rare banknotes donated to charity shop sell for more than £85,000
Volunteers at the shop noticed the potential significance of the collection and passed it on to experts.
Burnham - Rosebank and Jackdaw oil and gas decisions coming 'shortly'
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch has urged the prime minister to stop "faffing about" with the North Sea oil and gas fields.
Jury out in trial of police officer accused of island rapes
Carmichael John Williamson, 32, from Shetland, is on trial at the High Court in Edinburgh.
Drivers urged not to use cycle path 'shortcut' during roadworks
The path between Thornhill and Penpont is meant to be used by cyclists, walkers and wheelchair users.
Could Nordsjaelland model solve Scotland's talent crisis?
BBC Sport Scotland looks at how Nordsjaelland have become a powerhouse of youth football development, and what Scottish clubs could copy.
Ferries cancelled and disrupted as strong gales and rain hit Scotland
The Met Office has warned of 70mph gusts in parts of the Highlands and Western Isles.
Defence firm submits plans to turn Mossmorran into weapons factory
The Fife Ethylene Plant near Cowdenbeath ceased production in February after its owner ExxonMobil said it was no longer financially viable.
Bishop due to retire after bullying accusation is suspended again
Anne Dyer, the Scottish Episcopal Church's Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney, was earlier suspended in 2022.
Major search for fishing boat with three-man crew missing off Western Isles
The alarm was raised after boat failed to return as planned to Lewis.
Swimmer Archie Goodburn to meet prime minister over cancer funding
The Scottish athlete, who has inoperable brain tumours, previously made a tearful plea for more investment in brain cancer research on BBC Breakfast.
How far can Glasgow & Edinburgh go in Europe?
Chris Paterson & Colin Gregor join Andy Burke to discuss Edinburgh's sensational start.
Makhanya being tracked - Wednesday's gossip
Rangers are under no pressure to sell Olwethu Makhanya - but the 22-year-old South Africa defender is attracting plenty of interest.
Scotland's papers: Child exploitation concerns and orchestra funding 'crisis'
A review of the front page stories from the daily newspapers in Scotland.
Warning of traffic delays during work in Inverness city centre
Highland Council says motorists should use alternative routes if possible.
Alan Carr's castle potting shed plan praised as 'positive and practical'
The Celebrity Traitors star bought Ayton Castle earlier this year and the estate will be renovated as part of a TV programme.
More tea? How Scotland's crops of the future could be set to change
Experts are examining the ways Scotland's farmers might diversify and adapt to a changing climate.
Gymnast Ward makes more history after GB selection
After winning a first-ever all-around gold medal for team Scotland at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow this summer, gymnast Reuben Ward is making even more history.
John Cleese urges St Andrews students not to elect Q Manivannan as rector
The actor and former rector of St Andrews says the MSP has understated the psychological effects of rape.
Police officer tells rape trial he did not commit sex crimes
Carmichael John Williamson, 32, from Shetland, has given evidence in his trial at the High Court in Edinburgh.
Unleashed dog killed sheep and forced others onto rocks
The incident took place at Ardneil Farm between Portencross and Hunterston in North Ayrshire.
Singleton joins Glasgow after recovery from cardiac event
Former England hooker Jack Singleton joins Glasgow Warriors on a short-term deal a little over a year on from experiencing a cardiac event in training.
Scotcast - Will Burnham’s Brexit-bashing sway SNP voters?
Andy Burnham to push for new post-Brexit deals at EU summit.
Celtic fan banned for two years over Shankland gesture
Liam Connolly, 37, entered the Celtic Park pitch after his side were victorious against the Edinburgh club on 16 May.
BBC Scotland wins 8-year legal challenge over exclusion of reporter from court
The BBC's Steven Duff had been investigating an Aberdeenshire care home iwhen he was asked to leave a court hearing in 2018.
Potentially paralysed tourist stranded in Greece after balcony fall
Denby McLaren has a broken vertebra and multiple fractures to her foot
UK and German governments plan to use Shetland spaceport
SaxaVord in Unst is the UK's first fully-licensed spaceport.
Dozens of seabirds wash up dead or dying in Orkney
Naturalist Martin Gray says it is likely that the young guillemots lacked experience to deal with bad weather.
Burnham to visit Scotland during SNP conference
The prime minister is expected to head to the central belt while SNP members gather in Aberdeen.
Port of Aberdeen reports best ever cruise ship season
A total of 54,000 people visited the city leading to increased spending at local attractions.
Trust running former national costume museum to cease trading
It says running Shambellie House near Dumfries has become "simply unsustainable" due to rising costs.
Celtic 'need more' from record signing Hogh - gossip
Advice for new Celtic striker and for Rangers manager from former Old Firm duo...
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'Glamour gran' to make history at Miss Great Britain beauty pageant
Ann Marie Harper, 71, from Prestwick, will be the oldest contender in the competition's 81-year-history.
Voting records show gender splits at rapist taxi driver licence row committee
The decision by Highland councillors to let a convicted rapist keep his licences has sparked criticism.
Student who spells by blinking is denied chance to sit exam
Romi Loffler is battling to take her history exam with reasonable adjustments allowing for her condition.
Lockerbie bombing suspect seized from Libya in 'cloak and dagger' operation
Abu Agila Mohammad Mas'ud Kheir Al-Marimi claims he was unlawfully taken from Libya to stand trial over the bombing..
No probe into claims Swinney misled Holyrood
The first minister is facing no investigation into his comments on plans to adjust the pension triple lock.
Scotcast - What's happening to the Catholic church?
Archdiocese of Glasgow is proposing to close 24 churches.
Shetland MSP defends hiring artist with public money
Hannah Mary Goodlad says she is using language and culture to reach the public across her islands constituency.
Police officer on trial facing rape and sexual assault charges
Carmichael John Williamson, 32, from Shetland, denies charges at the High Court in Edinburgh.
CrossCountry plans 60,000 extra train seats
Extra trains will run under the plans, through Birmingham to cities including Glasgow and Manchester.
Scottish showjumper reported to be involved in fatal Spanish crash
According to Spanish media, a motorbike collided with the side of a car being driven by showjumper Scott Brash.
'Validation and relief' for Forrest after huge Spanish Open win
Grant Forrest on dealing with last hole nerves in Madrid and the euphoria of the biggest win of his career.
Alcohol allowed at seats for Scotland's World Cup play-off
Spectators will be able to consume alcohol at their seats when Scotland host the Czech Republic in the second leg of their Women's World Cup play-off in Paisley on Tuesday.
Original Hampden park site advertised for let
The site of the original Hampden Park - considered the first international football ground - has been advertised for let.
Teenager admits stabbing man to death in Dundee
The 19-year-old attacked the man during an altercation at his father's house last year
Off-road biker who deliberately hit woman jailed
Brian Noble, 44, drove at the woman in Aberdeen after she challenged him about the manner of his riding.
Dramatic footage shows fishing boat smashing apart on rocks
The Genesis trawler has been destroyed days after it ran aground off the west coast of Orkney.
Firm announces £57m boost for Prestwick aircraft repair facility
GE Aerospace says the investment will create about 150 new jobs over the next five years.
Four taken to hospital after crash between car and tractor
The collision happened at about 10:20 on Sunday on the A915 south of St Andrews.
Man denies racist murder of scientist in Dundee as trial date set
Kyler Rattray, 21, is alleged to have repeatedly struck Dr Fortune Gomo with a knife last year.
Plans for new Dingwall schools campus to go on display
Public drop-in sessions are to be held on the proposals for the town's primary and St Clement's school.