42 m. ago Royal Marine says he was arrested and treated like a terrorist after complaining that women on the front line will make unit 'unrecognisable, weak and compromised'

In a highly unusual move the man - who MailOnline understands is serving in 43 Commando protecting Britain's nuclear submarines in Scotland - took to social media to air his concerns.

Events

48 m. ago 14 old Scottish phrases you don't hear much anymore and what they mean

Here are some of our favourite Scots expressions.

Politics

54 m. ago Scots women 'still having to travel to England for abortions'

There are concerns that women in Scotland can only have a termination here after 20 weeks in cases where there is either a foetal abnormality or the woman's life is at risk.

Politics

60 m. ago How Edinburgh Marked May Day: 20 amazing pictures from half a century ago

The day used to be a far bigger deal in Scotland’s Capital than it is today.

Politics

78 m. ago Scottish Government dodges defence investment reform despite war in Ukraine

Scottish Labour MP Gregor Poynton’s call for the Scottish National Investment Bank to support Scotland’s defence industry has been stonewalled by the SNP Government, sparking fresh criticism over its lack of support for national and allied security.

Politics

1 hour ago Education inspectors call for string of improvements at Dumfries school

The team from Education Scotland have described aspects of St Teresa’s Primary as "weak" and want to see an improvement in the "quality of learning, teaching and assessment".

Politics

2 h. ago Families, pensioners and disabled people due between £59 and £305 in one

More than half a million children and families received heating payments last winter.

Economics

2 h. ago Royal visit in pictures: A royal wedding anniversary on Mull for the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay

The Dukes and Duchess of Rothesay, the Prince and Princess of Wales, celebrate their 14th wedding anniversary in Scotland

Politics

2 h. ago Dunelm's pizza oven is £120 less than Ooni and makes 'the best pizzas ever' in 60 seconds

Dunelm is selling its five star rated wood pellet pizza oven for £120 less than Ooni's best-selling Fyra 12, and makes 'the best pizzas ever' in 60 seconds

Economics

2 h. ago Dunelm’s portable pizza oven makes ‘the best pizzas ever’ and is £120 cheaper than Ooni

Dunelm shoppers have been raving about its £180 portable wood pellet pizza oven which they say makes ‘the best pizzas ever’ and takes just 15 minutes to heat up

Economics

6 h. ago Oasis vs Blur 'Battle of Britpop' to be brought to stage in new Scotland tour

In August 1995, Blur moved the release date of their single Country House to the same day that Oasis issued their single Roll With It

Events

6 h. ago How lattes and milkshakes in Scotland would be hit by new sugar tax under government plans

The sugar tax could be expanded to include lattes - and the changes would apply in Scotland

Politics

6 h. ago Carême review – a sexy French romp about a chef who’s too spicy to handle

It’s hard to resist this moreish story about Napoleon’s renegade pastry chef (who is also a spy). Orgies, opium and tantalising fun with whipped cream are all on the menuMuch like the desserts whipped up by its titular cook, Carême is a rich, moreish and knowingly indulgent treat. This swashbuckling French period drama follows the “world’s first celebrity chef” Antonin Carême as he cavorts around Paris in the early 1800s under the watchful eye of first consul Napoleon Bonaparte, whom he has sworn to hate as he holds him responsible for the death of his adopted sister. It is about as understated as a 12-course tasting menu. But as it scoffs and seduces its way through the Napoleonic era, it’s hard not to fall for the extravagant charms of the Bake Off: extra spice.Carême (a twinkly-eyed Benjamin Voisin, in full rock-star mode) is a principled young renegade and preternaturally talented pastry chef who makes his disdain for Napoleon clear from the beginning. Despite being midway throu...

Politics

7 h. ago MSPs to have free vote on Assisted Dying as Holyrood committee says it's a 'matter of conscience'

Liam McArthur has brought forward a member’s Bill at Holyrood which would allow adults living in Scotland who are suffering from a terminal illness to seek help to end their life.

Politics

7 h. ago Idyllic Scottish Borders cottage with 'beautiful gardens' for sale

The garden features a lovely timber summerhouse.

Politics

7 h. ago Win two VIP tickets to this year's Daily Record Pride of Scotland Awards

We are offering one lucky winner the chance to mingle with the stars at our glittering People's Oscars

Events

9 h. ago William and Kate to visit rangers teaching children on the Isle of Mull

They will visit Ardura Community Forest – an Atlantic rainforest and one of Scotland’s most precious habitats.

Politics

11 h. ago Georgia Toffolo reveals why she hasn't taken husband James Watt's surname following low

The I'm A Celeb star, 30, wed the Brewdog founder in March, as the couple eloped to North East Scotland on a fishing boat.

Politics

12 h. ago Sturgeon to launch memoir at Edinburgh International Book Festival

Also on the line-up are authors Maggie O’Farrell and Ian McEwan, as well as Gavin And Stacey co-creator and writer, Ruth Jones.

Culture

12 h. ago Notorious hackers are 'behind M&S cyber raid': Retail giant calls in Scotland Yard as finger is pointed at gang that blackmails firms for millions

A shadowy group operating under the name Scattered Spider was yesterday said to be behind the attack, which has crippled the retailer for more than a week.

Economics