19 h. ago Chelsea could face points deduction after being hit by 74 FA charges

Chelsea have been given eight days to respond after being accused of breaking rules around the payment of agents for transfers and third-party ownership by the Football Association

Events

35 h. ago Scottish Government has seven days to respond to new For Women Scotland legal case

For Women Scotland has lodged new proceedings against the Scottish Government - and politicians have seven days to respond.

Politics

38 h. ago Swinney says there is a ‘real chance’ for a better deal on tariffs for Scotch

The Scottish First Minister spoke after discussing the issue with US President Donald Trump in the White House on Tuesday.

Economics

39 h. ago Inquiry into rogue surgeon told of efforts to locate him in Libya

Sam Eljamel is thought to have harmed dozens of patients during his time as head of neurosurgery at Ninewells Hospital in Dundee.

Politics

65 h. ago We have been demonised as racists and xenophobes for years because of our fears over immigration. Now, the government is paying the price for treating millions like fools: GRAHAM GRANT

For years, writes GRAHAM GRANT, the Left characterised anyone who had concerns about rising and often uncontrolled immigration as xenophobes and racists.

Economics

3 d. ago SNP told to shrink economic footprint and cut taxes after 'abysmal mismanagement'

SNP ministers have been told to reduce the Scottish Government’s spending, employment and tax burden.

Economics

3 d. ago Scottish Government is failing its rural heritage tourism sector, report warns

A new study has found that legislative uncertainty, complex regulation and mounting fiscal pressures are threatening the future of rural tourism businesses in Scotland.

Events

3 d. ago SNP Government accused of 'dithering' on defence spending support

UK Government minister Luke Pollard said he wanted both administrations to work closer together.

Politics

3 d. ago UK minister calls for end of Scottish Government ‘dithering’ on defence

The Ministry of Defence has announced plans for £250 million worth of defence growth deals for areas across the UK.

Politics

3 d. ago Dumfries and Galloway to receive share of £6.3 million to boost electrical vehicle charging points

Eight council areas will share the cash from the Scottish Government’s Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Fund.

Economics

4 d. ago Millions handed out in golden goodbyes to public sector officials could have fixed roads

"Four million pounds might be a tiny fraction of the Scottish Government’s budget but it could still have fixed a lot of roads or pavements."

Politics

4 d. ago Partnership with researchers will help tackle ‘digital threats’ – senior officer

The announcement has been welcomed by Justice Secretary Angela Constance.

Events

4 d. ago Alexander hails ‘defence dividend’ for Scotland from new UK Government strategy

The UK Government’s Defence Industrial Strategy will provide a ‘real boost’ for Scotland’s economy, Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander said.

Politics

5 d. ago Scottish Government has no plan to recover £36 million of benefit fraud and error

There is no plan to recover £36 million of benefits overpayments and fraud after UK Government and Scottish Government part ways on welfare.

Economics

5 d. ago Elderly people to receive winter heating payment in November

More than 880,000 elderly people will begin receiving their payment from the Scottish Government in November, the Sunday Mail can reveal.

Politics

5 d. ago Scotland loom for England at Women’s World Cup after valiant defeat to Canada

Scotland 19-40 Canada: Canada topped Pool B and are thus likely to avoid a clash with England in the last eight

Politics

6 d. ago West Lothian village one of first to get new 20mph speed limit approved

The village’s proximity to Bathgate saw it included in the first tier of a county wide roll-out of speed reduction measures, as part of Scottish Government plans.

Politics

6 d. ago Beast caged over rapes and sex attacks on five women across Scotland

Stephen Whitehurst was convicted of multipe offences, including rapes, against five women.

Events

6 d. ago Campaigners call for public inquiry over deadline for pylon consultation

Community councils and campaigners have criticised the deadline on the proposed consultation for the Spittal to Beauly pylon line.

Events

6 d. ago Scotland first part of the UK to screen babies for ‘devastating’ rare condition

From early 2026 it is expected babies born in Scotland will be routinely tested for Spinal Muscular Atrophy.

Politics