Harrowing new footage has emerged showing the aftermath of stabbings on a rail service between Doncaster and London King's Cross train on Saturday evening. read
A Scots family who lost their mother in suspicious circumstances in Crete 16 years ago are ready to face the man accused of murdering her in court. read
A major incident was declared after the 4.28am Avanti West Coast service from Glasgow to Euston came off the rails between stations in Shap, which is on the West Coast Main Line, at 6.10am. read
Sunday's episode saw ceramic expert Will Farmer left shocked at the 'pulse-racing' value of a piece of artwork made by no one other than Picasso. read
A huge 12ft (4.38 metres) shark has washed ashore near Inverness, leaving scientists baffled. read
Lieutenant Neville Methven was chosen to lead Bailey's South African Sharpshooters, which was formed in response to German snipers getting the upper hand on the battlefield. read
A former SNP health secretary has admitted her own party is partially responsible for the state of Scotland's NHS. read
A Scots footballer was left waiting an agonising ten hours for an ambulance after suffering a horrific injury during a Championship match in Glasgow. read
Scottish politics is one big, very expensive exercise in the avoidance of reality.Audit Scotland, on the other hand, deals in reality. Facts and figures are its bread and butter. read
A magician who did a disappearing act ahead of a village festival having been paid upfront has left a string of other victims out of pocket, the Mail can reveal. read
She won Pop Idol in 2003 - now Scots singing star Michelle McManus is Pope Idol after sharing a stage with Pope Leo to perform a new hymn in Rome. read
A teacher has been struck off after falsely claiming to have cancer as part of an extraordinary web of lies that ended with her faking her own death. read
Lorraine Kelly has admitted she is 'upset' by the 'seismic' cuts to her daytime ITV show. read
Lawyers winding up the estate of the former First Minister have confirmed moves to apply for a 'trustee in sequestration', a legal process equivalent to declaring the estate bankrupt. read
A second star presenter has been taken off air by BBC Scotland bosses amid claims of alleged misconduct during a live TV broadcast. read
They have been keeping fishermen warm for hundreds of years - but Fair Isle jumpers have now become this winter's hottest trend. read
Scotland's Chief Constable twice tried to 'recruit' a disgraced senior officer who was stripped of his Queen's Police Medal after being found guilty of misconduct charges. read
The Scottish Government misled businesses on an 'industrial scale' over its botched Deposit Return Scheme, according to the former boss of the firm tasked with managing it. read
The evidence that unfolded during the two weeks of the Biffa v Scottish Ministers case should be a source of shame for Nicola Sturgeon , Lorna Slater and their civil servants. read
On October 7, listeners tuned in to BBC Scotland's flagship morning phone-in slot expecting to hear straight-talking host Kaye Adams ready to discuss the big talking points of the day. read
The Independent Workers' Union of Great Britain (IWGB) said it appears that the staff at the company's base in Edinburgh were dismissed for 'trade union activity'. read
Locals on a windswept Scottish island claim they are under siege from thousands of anti-social tourists every year with the situation so stark that visitors who are caught short are now defecating. read
ITV host Lorraine, 65, first met her TV cameraman husband when she was working on TV-AM back in the 80s. read
The Cameron Barracks in Inverness and the Crowborough army training camp in East Sussex have been lined up to house male asylum seekers. read
Dozens of youngsters were pulled out of classes by furious parents after migrants were being taught English in the same building during school hours. read
Drivers would rock up at all hours of the day and night, usually accompanied by teenage girls with glazed expressions on their faces. But neighbours soon learned of the true horror. read
Hundreds of millions of taxpayers' money has been lost on the SNP's 'botched' nationalisation of an airport and a shipyard. read
The planned engineering works are set to disrupt travel from December 27 until January 15 leading to a miserable start to the year for many. read
A jealous husband who murdered his wife on New Year's Day has been jailed for life. read
A disturbing TikTok 'fire trend' has been blamed for a surge in deliberate blazes across Scotland. read
Joanna Cherry's inside account of a tumultuous period in Scottish and UK politics will be published next year, it has been announced. read
Parents have been assured that schools 'will continue to prioritise the safety and wellbeing of pupils' close to an Army base that is due to house hundreds of asylum seekers. read
Glamour Magazine named nine transgender activists amoing their Women of the Year at their annual awards ceremony in London on Thursday - prompting criticism from JK Rowling . read
Frontline police officers don't like having to waste their time on 'cry-bully' complaints about broken brollies, the leader of the Scottish Conservatives has said. read
Earlier this month the Daily Mail exclusively revealed that the prsenter, 62, had been removed from her £155,000-a-year job hosting her morning BBC Radio Scotland show. read
The Chancellor is said to be mulling the move as she and Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer scramble to boost Britain's sluggish economy. read
Tucked away in the Scottish Highlands is a remote village which is only accessible by boat. read
A pensioner with a heart defect claims he was told to 'go to hospital immediately', then left waiting on an ambulance for two days before languishing in the back of one for nearly 12 hours. read
Harry Potter: The Full-Cast Audio Editions is a collaboration between Audible and Pottermore Publishing, the latter of which is owned by controversial author J. K. Rowling. read
There are ill-considered life choices and then there is volunteering to get on the wrong side of a Scottish feminist. read
John MacKay is preparing to bid his own goodbyes to the nation's TV screen. The veteran STV News at Six presenter will leave the broadcaster next spring after 31 years on air. read
Meet the daring female pioneers of the aviation world read
The backlash against the Home Office plot to house hundreds of asylum seekers at a Scots military barracks has seen furious locals attempt a 'flag protest' to vent their anger. read
SNP ministers failed to spend £1billion of their budget last year and have no plan for cutting back public sector spending, a damning report from the spending watchdog says. read
An Afghan asylum seeker who raped a vulnerable teenager in a brutal attack in a Scottish park after claiming he would be her 'boyfriend' is facing jail. read
A magician has been accused of leaving a charity out of pocket after carrying out his own disappearing act from a Scots village festival. read
Gordon Ramsay's restaurant empire has axed nearly 200 jobs after recording a loss of £13.2 million over last year. read
SNP ministers have been accused of 'cooking the books' to give the impression that Scotland's NHS is doing better than England's. read
A controversial group which campaigns for the rights of convicted rapists has been given a platform to lecture at a Scots university. read
Martin O'Neill has revealed that he'd secretly love to lead Celtic out at Hampden again next month after they edged a pulsating Premier Sports Cup semi-final with Rangers. read
JOHN MCGARRY AT HAMPDEN PARK: Presumably the last of the Celtic supporters who sought refuge under their beds on Tuesday morning have now come out. read
Rangers are set to demand answers from the SFA over referee Nick Walsh's decision not to send off Auston Trusty for kicking goalkeeper Jack Butland on the head at Hampden. read
In the olden times of Junior football, the purpose of the wire mesh surrounding the pitch at Huntershill Sports Hub would have been to protect supporters from belligerent centre halves. read
Decked out in a retro adidas tracksuit with lime green trim, Martin O'Neill stood on the Hampden touchline looking like he could easily have been due on Centre Court to face Bjorn Borg. read
Celtic dug deep to see off Rangers in a thrilling, incident-packed Premier Sports Cup semi-final that went all the way to extra time at Hampden Park. read
Scottish top-flight managers have a bit of a problem on their hands when it comes to figuring out how to beat Hearts. Eleven have now had a go at it. Each one has failed. read
Danny Rohl felt his Rangers side took a significant step forward despite being knocked out of the Premier Sports Cup by Celtic. read
Gregor Townsend is confident his Scotland squad won't be burdened by the weight of history when they look to land an elusive victory over the All Blacks this weekend. read
ST MIRREN manager Stephen Robinson has backed Hampden hero Mikael Mandron for a last-gasp Scotland call-up after putting Motherwell to the sword in the Premier Sports Cup semi-finals. read
Beauty is, indeed, in the eye of the beholder. read
Not for the first time in the world of British racing, the numbers don't add up. read
RANGERS captain James Tavernier is confident that his team are on the up once again after hitting rock bottom against Brann just over a week ago. read
IF Donald Trump suddenly decides to slap fresh tariffs on Scotch whisky this weekend then it shouldn't be too hard to figure out why. read
DAVID MARTINDALE is going to lose the little hair he's got left if he keeps working himself into a lather over YouTubers having a go at managers. read
The autumn internationals are here and this marks the midway point towards the next World Cup. By this time, most teams have a fairly clear idea of what they are trying to achieve. read
Kieran McKenna has refused to rule out the possibility of taking on the vacant Celtic job. read
TIME and money will determine whether the Newcastle Red Bulls go on to enjoy the sort of glory-laden metamorphosis experienced by the likes of Manchester City read
Heavily cushioned in his plush Glasgow hotel, Martin O'Neill didn't sleep a wink on Tuesday night prior to facing Falkirk in his near-miraculous comeback as interim manager of Celtic. read
Scottish football's style mile is now located in a Lanarkshire postcode. It stems from careful design rather than an accident. And it should come as little surprise. read
Martin O'Neill revealed that he reminded his Celtic team they are packed full of winners before they got back on track against Falkirk. read
Two days after taking a phone call from Dermot Desmond while having a coffee on King's Road in London, Martin O'Neill found himself back in a familiar place. read
Scotland's netball stars have geared up for the sport's 'Hollywood moment' at the Commonwealth Games in a special photoshoot. read
Sir Clive Woodward has delivered a stinging rebuke of Gregor Townsend's new role with Red Bull - insisting that he should focus on his day job as Scotland head coach read
Rangers boss Danny Rohl insists there is a renewed sense of harmony and confidence around the club after his players claimed a hard-fought win away at Hibs. read
GIVEN the shambles he walked into when he arrived at Rangers last week, there was always a feeling that it might take Danny Rohl some time to turn things around. read
Born in Canada and raised in Cheshire, Ewan Ashman has his family to thank for ensuring there would never be any ambiguity when it came to his international allegiances. read