Soldiers thank public for support
Scotland's only tank regiment went on parade to thank the public for their support while they were serving in the Middle East. more
Cheapest seaside homes in north
House hunters looking for an affordable place by the sea should look to the north of Scotland, a survey has said. more
Praise for Murray following defeat
Tennis fans in Dunblane have heaped praise on Andy Murray after their local hero bowed out of Wimbledon for another year following a nail biting semi-final clasSupporters in Andy Murray's home town cheered on the tennis star as he aimed to became the first Briton in 71 years to reach the men's singles final at the All-England Club. more
Murray is knocked out of Wimbledon
British hopes for a home-grown Wimbledon champion were crushed when Scottish Andy Murray crashed out of the tournament. more
RAF jet crash victims named
Tributes have been paid to an RAF pilot and navigator who died when their Tornado jet crashed into a Scottish hillside. more
Gay minister inducted to church
A gay Kirk minister has said he is looking forward to returning to "some kind of normal life" as he prepared to be formally inducted into his new church. more
Operating theatre re-opens
One of three children's hospital operating theatres caught up in a maggot infestation scare has reopened, officials have said. more
Document release may be hastened
Moves to open up secret Scottish Government files to the public sooner could be extended to other bodies, it has been announced. more
Tesco faces meat worker protest
About 40 protesters have sought to make Tesco press for a better deal for thousands of workers employed by firms supplying meat to the supermarket giant. more
Murray boxes clever in Andys battle
It is billed as the "Battle of the Andys" as millions prepare for to see Andy Murray take on American Andy Roddick on Wimbledon's Centre Court. more
Call to end staff 'discrimination'
Supermarket giant Tesco is due to face calls at its annual meeting for action to end the "exploitation and discrimination" of workers employed by companies in the UK and Ireland that supply meat to the firm. more