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Nearly 400 workers to lose jobs in proposed Grangemouth closure
Arrests made in major police operation targeting alleged human trafficking
Britain’s fastest home-selling hotspots revealed by study
Man proposes to partner after walking 96 miles in 36 hours in memory of her son
Refugee who sexually assaulted two women jailed for four years
‘Predatory’ asylum seeker found guilty of sexually assaulting two women
Jury considers verdicts in trial of asylum seeker accused of sexual assaults
Syrian accused of assaulting women acted in ‘predatory’ manner, court told
Syrian accused of sex attacks claimed he walked woman home as ‘act of kindness’
Syrian accused of sex attacks told police he was just ‘roaming around’ – court
Refugee accused of sex attacks ignored woman’s pleas to be left alone – court
Former SNP councillor convicted of sex offences to be sentenced on Wednesday
Alexander Dennis to shut Falkirk site and convert another with 115 jobs at risk
Former council leader found guilty of sex offences against young men
Boy who drowned was deemed fit to attend river event despite being non-swimmer
Anti-immigration protest organiser fined for threatening police officer
Museum collection of James Bond and Harry Potter props ‘could be worth millions’
In Pictures: Records tumble and reindeer stop traffic in 2025 weather highlights
UK’s biggest property value hotspots of 2025 revealed by Lloyds
Zoopla reveals housing market trends of 2025
Farage due in Falkirk as Reform UK gears up for Holyrood campaign
Asylum hotel protests ‘racist’, says Swinney
Scottish Government criticises Labour stance on immigration
Officers ‘traumatised’ after being assaulted by fans during Celtic v Falkirk tie
Around 300 officers required to police protests each week – chief constable
Protest and counter-demonstration take place outside asylum seeker hotel
Future of Alexander Dennis secured by furlough investment, says Swinney
Scottish Government provides £4m furlough scheme to keep Alexander Dennis open
Anti-immigration group and counter-protesters in Falkirk standoff
Attack on asylum hotel ‘absolutely despicable’, says Swinney
Protests outside asylum hotels ‘completely unacceptable’: Swinney
Three arrests made after Falkirk asylum hotel protests
Angry protests outside Falkirk ‘asylum hotel’
Anti-racism demonstrators stage counter-protest outside asylum seekers hotel
Donald Trump says he’s heard ‘great things’ about John Swinney
Precedent from SNP’s 2011 win would break ‘logjam’ to indyref2 – Swinney
More than 80 jobs axed as bus firm collapses amid Alexander Dennis uncertainty
Scottish and UK Governments must act to save Alexander Dennis, say MSPs
We should focus on what Kneecap are concerned about, says Swinney
Alexander Dennis redundancy consultation extended by two weeks
Police investigating death of Cole Cooper, 19, rule out third-party involvement
Rapist who preyed on girl, 15, after following her in town centre jailed
Vigil held in memory of teenager found dead after going missing weeks before
Body found in wooded area identified as missing teenager
We will do everything we can to save Alexander Dennis jobs, vows Swinney
Burnham presses Scottish Government on Alexander Dennis factory closure
400 jobs at risk as Alexander Dennis seeks to ‘consolidate’ bus manufacturing
Police treating death of young man missing for month as unexplained
Body found in search for missing teenager Cole Cooper
Hundreds spoken to and 2,000 hours of CCTV scoured in hunt for missing teenager
The UK’s 10 biggest EuroMillions wins
Missing 19-year-old last seen asking schoolfriend for a lift – police
Answers for family ‘crucial’, say police as hunt continues for missing teenager
Prison officer who messaged fake profile of girl, 13, while at work spared jail
Prison service ‘closed ranks’ after young offender took his own life, FAI finds
What does the UK trade with the US, and what is at stake?
Sycamore Gap accused committed ‘arboreal equivalent of thuggery’ for ‘a laugh’
Carbon tax is ‘killing manufacturing’ in UK, says Ineos boss Ratcliffe
Family of murdered brothers welcome prosecution on conspiracy charge
Head of Scottish prisons says service should not be immune from prosecution
