From fierce white bulls and a 'terrible beast with feet like a goose' to rich gold mines lost due to 'sloth' and regions full of 'strong and wicked thieves', you won't believe what Scotland was like five centuries ago

The SNP in Westminster and the SNP at Holyrood seemingly have differing positions on whether new North Sea oil and gas explorations are a good or bad idea, as Stephen Flynn desperately tries to become an elected MSP in Aberdeen.

The former catwalk model was on hand for a show by jewellery brand Completedworks, seated alongside some famous faces

The Scottish Government's External Affairs Secretary boasted to the German press that the SNP would succeed in breaking up the UK within a decade - and a united Ireland would also happen in the same timeframe.

Traffic users could face chaos again as many major roads close for filming of a new Hollywood film

Outlander: Blood of My Blood is set to air its penultimate episode this week

The 'African tribe' has been refusing legal notices and finding loopholes to avoid being removed from their 'kingdom'

Edinburgh City Council is consulting on creating a drugs consumption room in Old Town, despite seeing no evidence that the one in Glasgow is saving lives.

The popular furniture retailer announced the shock decision that it was not renewing its lease at its Silverburn store

Tommy Sheppard, who was kicked out of office by the good folks of Edinburgh last year, claimed that the UK should be embracing illegal migrants and letting them into the country.

Chapelcross power station was built to produce plutonium for British nuclear weapons and powered the Grid for decades... now the area is hailed for its natural beauty

Lynsey Sharp finished in sixth place in the 800m final at the Rio Olympics, but the three who finished on the podium may have been barred from competing under current athletics rules.

The First Minister has had a nightmare few days - and the bad new keeping coming for him as his local SNP council leader has quit both the party and his role as Perth and Kinross leader.

The Duchess of York is told 'she's not got a future' and it's 'the end of her public career' after her two-faced email to the New York financier was revealed

Outlander fans have many theories about the final series

John Swinney has had yet another nightmare week as First Minister, losing a Scottish Government Minister to assault allegations, losing a MSP candidate to a sex scandal and the SNP Chief Executive stepping down.

The rock icons are 'rumoured' to be getting back together for one more very special show at the Harry Potter author's Perthshire mansion

Disgraced MSPs like Michael Matheson have helped themselves to huge amounts from the public purse since the last election

SSEN Transmission is shutting a section of the A832 for a project to bring a renewable energy cable from the Western Isles ashore at Dundonnell.

The Oban star is one of Luke Donald's 12-man team at this week's Ryder Cup and will be hoping to replicate his form from Rome two years ago

Much-loved grandad William Henderson was walking his dog when he was tragically struck by a Citroen car last May

A claim on social media that Scotland has only 3% of seats at Westminster is shown to be false by the SNP, in a case of rotten timing for raging Nats on X

The UK Government announced plans for a new runway at London Gatwick were being accepted, with this leading to cheaper flights and more options for holiday-makers.

Outlander star Sophie Skelton spoke exclusively to Reach Screen Time about her new movie Row

The Duke of Sussex's son could end up at Eton alongside his cousin Prince Louis, at least according to reports on an American website.

Graham Wright was last seen on August 20 on Cumberland Street before he was reported missing to the police

Glasgow saw its first protest over immigration over the weekend outside the Buchannan Galleries, following the likes of Falkirk and Perth

The First Minister was originally scheduled to give a speech and take questions from journalists on Monday to mark Scotland's 'National Innovation Week' but is instead in London to celebrate Palestine being recognised as a state by the UK.

Behaviour in Scottish schools has nosedived since the Covid pandemic with government guidance blamed in a new report that says head teachers should be free to suspend and exclude pupils

Outlander is returning with one last series next year, and a teaser trailer has finally been released hinting at what fans can expect

Published on the day before the young father-of-two's funeral, an article by the former SNP MP in The National has prompted widespread shock and revulsion on social media

From fierce white bulls and a 'terrible beast with feet like a goose' to rich gold mines lost due to 'sloth' and regions full of 'strong and wicked thieves', you won't believe what Scotland was like five centuries ago

The former catwalk model was on hand for a show by jewellery brand Completedworks, seated alongside some famous faces

Two new faces have been added to John Swinney's 'top team' after Jamie Hepburn was forced to resign in disgrace over his 'assault' on Scots Tory MSP Douglas Ross

Radha Stirling, who founded the legal charity, 'Detained in Dubai', described the legal proceedings as 'Quid pro quo arrangements that have little to do with justice'

BIG READ: As five Scots including Steven Lyons and Ross 'Miami' McGill await extradition from the mega-rich Gulf state, we look at how the authorities there have ensured it is no longer a safe haven for gangsters

The Deputy First Minister joked about two Nat MPs, including the 'double jobbing' Westminster leader and his equally hapless fellow Dundonian

Nicola Sturgeon claimed migration powers were a 'necessity' and Stephen Flynn says they are 'essential'... but John Swinney's government admits it is happy to keep the Home Office in charge

The Harry Potter author – who is said to have booked Fleetwood Mac for her birthday party – says 'I now literally own everything that Joni Mitchell has ever brought out'

Is it likely that the fuming Prince of Wales will soon be offering his brother a 'wonderful embrace'? Or is this another coded dig from Montecito?

A leading investment bank says the windfall tax and the ban on new drilling – backed by the SNP and the Greens – will leave a £10bn black hole in the Treasury's coffers

Chapelcross power station was built to produce plutonium for British nuclear weapons and powered the Grid for decades... now the area is hailed for its natural beauty

The 'workshy' heir to the throne needs to make a case for retaining the British monarchy and the vast wealth enjoyed by the sovereign 'if he is not to find himself booted out by a hostile public', warns AN Wilson

The Duchess of York is told 'she's not got a future' and it's 'the end of her public career' after her two-faced email to the New York financier was revealed

The rock icons are 'rumoured' to be getting back together for one more very special show at the Harry Potter author's Perthshire mansion

Exclusive: The former First Minister boasted that the baby box would positively impact infant health but research has found that the policy is ineffective and one in ten say they don't want it

A claim on social media that Scotland has only 3% of seats at Westminster is shown to be false by the SNP, in a case of rotten timing for raging Nats on X

Math Campbell-Sturgess has withdrawn from the 2026 election race after facing questions over an explicit account on Fabswingers.com looking for 'threesomes'

Exclusive: The Scottish Government was blasted over a failure to shut a loophole which allows paedophiles and rapists to change their name on official documents.

Published on the day before the young father-of-two's funeral, an article by the former SNP MP in The National has prompted widespread shock and revulsion on social media