Sir Rod Stewart has said break up of union would be 'a shame' despite support for independence, a murderer is found dead in jail as co-accused appear in court, and the latest in the Rangers saga.
Health Secretary Jeane Freeman is facing calls to "resign or be sacked" after it emerged that she knew of the death of a child with cancer in Scotland's biggest hospital was linked to contaminated water.
The Pub Landlord comedian Al Murray appeared on Good Morning Britain where he urged people to donate blood stem cells to help his his six-year-old nephew who has a rare form of leukaemia.
Parkmead, the Scottish energy firm headed by oil industry veteran Tom Cross, is actively looking at new opportunities to grow the business after hailing a return to the black fuelled by a strong performance from its Dutch gas fields.
HM Revenue & Customs sent a tweet late on Thursday night stating they "did not miscalculate anything" regarding Rangers' tax bill which ultimately led to their liquidation.
History has been made after members of Scotlandâs oldest senior football club, Queenâs Park, accepted to embrace the world of professionalism after more than 152 years of being amateur.
Backing from her players more than anything else was behind Catriona Matthewâs decision to go again as Europeâs Solheim Cup captain, even though she concedes that tasting victory first time around on Scottish soil in a sensational finish will probably be impossible to top.
The Scottish Rugby Union has "expressed its regret" and will not challenge World Rugby further over its formal reprimand in the wake of the World Cup, the governing body has announced.
A report in The Times newspaper yesterday claimed that bungled calculations by Her Majestyâs Revenue and Customs were responsible for Rangersâ slide into liquidation in 2012. The report was novel in one respect â the arresting conclusion at which it arrived would appear, in itself, to depend on an unfortunate helping of bungled interpretation.
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