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Outlander star Sam Heughan says the TV show's value is "grossly underestimated" in Scotland - as he admitted it has completely changed his life.

The Scottish Government spent more than £118,500 on legal fees defending itself against Alex Salmond at the Court of Session, it has emerged.

SNP plans to introduce a stand-alone Scottish currency after independence could damage support for a Yes vote, a new poll indicates.

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Hundreds of people have taken part in an anti-racism march and rally in Glasgow.

The Westminster government has stepped up negotiations with the DUP in a bid to get its Brexit deal through parliament next week, bringing the Chancellor into talks ahead of a third vote expected on Tuesday.

Nicola Sturgeon has joined leaders around the world in condemning the terror attack on two mosques in New Zealand which have left 49 dead.

Nicola Sturgeon has been asked to apologise to a serving police officer after she branded his comments about public sector pay rises as “disgraceful”.

President Donald Trump said he was surprised how badly Brexit has been handled and warned that another referendum would be “unfair”.