HMS Venturer made its debut on the River Forth after four years of construction.

Edinburgh City Council officials described Oasis fans as ‘older’, ‘rowdy’ and ‘taking up more room’.

Michael Shanks was quizzed on his Government’s £200 million investment in Grangemouth.

Scotland’s weather warning has been extended from 6pm today to 9pm amid the threat of heavy rain and transport disruption.

Eddie Lyons Jr and Ross Monaghan died after a gunman opened fire outside Monaghans Bar in Fuengirola earlier this month.

The Scottish Conservative leader said Scotland should use its own oil and gas instead of importing fossil fuels from abroad.

Unison has recommended local government workers accept the deal, which amounts to a 4% rise this year and 3.5% next year.

Hiroshi Suzuki described Scotland as an ‘important’ trading partner as he toured a distillery with First Minister John Swinney.

The Deputy Prime Minister campaigned alongside Davy Russell on Thursday.

The Scottish Labour leader said the Reform UK leader ‘thinks Hamilton is some kind of show on the West End of London’.

The UK Government said the improvement will cover an area equivalent to thousands of football pitches.

The Reform UK leader defended his party’s attack ad against the Scottish Labour leader.

The Just Transition Commission said urgent action is needed to ensure the transition from fossil fuels happens fairly.

In a ballot of University and College Union Scotland members at the university, 84% of those who voted backed strike action.

The Scottish Government is taking forward research to identify individual American states for exports after scrapping the plans last year.

The Future Economy Scotland think tank said stunted wage growth since the financial crisis has left workers worse off.

The Scottish Government’s community fund has been met with £4m by the UK Government’s Great British Energy firm.

The Scottish Labour leader backed the Prime Minister’s plans but refused to endorse his language, which has been criticised by some Labour figures.

Some 71 MSPs and 10 MPs from across the political spectrum warned Rachel Reeves that delaying Acorn will ‘jeopardise’ Scotland’s industrial sector.

Asked whether he had put independence on the back burner, the First Minister said he had to ‘directly’ deal with Scots’ priorities this year.