REGULAR readers will know this column usually contains Monday morning musings on the state of the SNP and the independence campaign. Not this week.

BACK in 1984, Edinburgh elected its first majority Labour council – then and still the capital’s most radical civic administration ...

Universities Scotland, the umbrella group that represents these institutions, has been arguing in recent months that many universities have become overdependent on this source of income, ...

Concerns continue to be raised over the fabric of Inverness’s building as its sale is yet to be concluded after almost 11 months.

Bologna face Liverpool in the Champions League - their biggest game in 60 years. Here is how they have slowly rebuilt their ...

Martyn Kendrick, Scotland director at Bank of Scotland Commercial Banking, said: “Despite this dip, which mirrors the broader UK trend, it’s great to see that Scotland remains one of the most ...

City will attack the winter transfer market as they have done in previous seasons and ahead of the window opening on January ...

A staggering 18,000 people in the UK have died from flu over the last two winters as vaccination uptake has been declining.

Tomatin Whisky has matched its best single malts with each of the courses hosting this year’s £50k top prize Highland Golf ...

The Duke of Sussex became patron of WellChild in 2007 and has attended the charity’s awards ceremony 12 times.

Eight years on from the worst experience of her career Natalie Lightfoot is still trying to heal. She lost £35,000 in two ...

The SNP’s independence ‘dream is dead’ and Scottish politics must move on, Russell Findlay has said. Declaring victory for ...