The Glasgow-born star had in recent years been living in Denville Hall in North London, the care centre associated with actors and those in the entertainment profession.

A family-owned business which operates a range of holiday and leisure facilities in Scotland is to expand after securing backing ...

Campaigners have criticised Girlguiding’s “harmful” decision to ban trans girls from becoming members ahead of a series of protests ...

Susan Egelstaff interviews world junior champion Dean Fearn, Scotland's most promising talent in the pool, who is moving into the senior ranks.

Celtic boss Wilfried Nancy is the latest Old Firm manager to receive media attention for his touchline attire in the 2025/26 Scottish ...

Malcolm Offord’s move to Reform sparks big questions for Holyrood. Andy Maciver explores his rise, his risks, and what this shift means ...

Kemi Badenoch should not be so critical of Labour's mistakes in government, for her party is to blame for many of the nation's current problems.

One of Glasgow’s most historic commercial buildings - originally constructed as a drapery warehouse in 1892 – has been sold. Buyer MCR Property Group said that the building’s “distinguished ...

Liquidators to Dog Consultancy helping employees with the submission of claims to the redundancy payments service ...

One of the most-renowned names in UK hospitality is to open a new venture at a prestigious Glasgow address. Troia (UK) Restaurants has agreed a deal with Glasgow developer Lujo Properties to occupy ...

Azets, which employs around 320 people at its office in Braehead, has appointed Catriona Donald as a new partner and head of the firm’s employment tax team in Scotland.

The band were reported to police after a video was screened on stage on Monday which appeared to show the Star of David entwined with a swastika.