More than 17,000 paying ticket holders attended this year’s festival, which was headlined by Lulu, Tide Lines and Skerryvore.

The Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) is pressing the Finance Secretary to introduce a discount on business rates.

The stockings have been made by members of a sewing bee based in another stately home with a royal connection – Dumfries House in Ayrshire, Scotland.

Health Secretary Neil Gray said the rollout will have a ‘life-changing’ impact on newborn babies in Scotland.

Aberdeen’s Jack MacKenzie was hit in the face by the seat thrown by David Gowans from the away stand at Tannadice in May.

Liridon Kastrati, 32, denies attempting to murder four police officers, breach of the peace and motoring offences.

Pc Gary Cowan told Paisley Sheriff Court he was worried his pursuer was going to chop off his arms and head.

A yellow warning for snow and ice remains in place in northern Scotland.

Stephen McAulay attacked James Duncan outside his home in Glasgow in May 2024.

An inquiry into the deaths of Kayden Walker, 12, and Ruaridh Stevenson, 39, is set to begin on March 16, 2026.

The University and College Union has warned future action could see a marking and assessment boycott.

The Digibete platform is now being used by more than 3,000 people across Scotland following a ‘highly successful’ scale-up programme.

Researchers at the University of Stirling said landowners should be incentivised to allow beavers on their land.

A union officer said staff had ‘no other choice’ after being offered a real-terms pay cut.

Brewmaster Madees Khoury said many people she spoke to were surprised to learn that people drank alcohol in Palestine.

The one o’clock gun fired from the battlements of Edinburgh Castle to initiate a two-minute silence in memory of those who have fallen in conflict.

Patrick Nolan’s victim described him as ‘absolutely pathetic’ after he assaulted her at his home in Stornoway.

Celtic FC has banned the Green Brigade ultras group for three home games.

The leader of Highland Council said there had been ‘no real engagement’ on plans to house 300 male asylum seekers at a barracks in Inverness.

The company has said action was taken after staff were found to be leaking ‘confidential information’ in a public forum.