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A grandmother claims she was thrown of Tesco for being Scottish after being mistaken for a banned shopper with the same accent.

Exceptional weather conditions are expected to hit the grouse shooting season, leaving a hit to rural economies, campaigners have said.

Edinburgh is to become the first place in Scotland to introduce city centre car-free zones once a month in a move that councillors believe will “leave a legacy” for future generations.

Brodies steps up to the mark in supporting local tennis and swimming events

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Chancellor Philip Hammond is facing calls transfer control over inheritance tax to Holyrood to enable Scottish politicians to crack down on tax avoidance and evasion.

White-tailed sea eagle chicks have taken flight in Orkney for the first time in nearly 150 years.

The campaign to re-open the St Andrews rail link after a 50-year gap today won Scottish Government funding for a study which could pave the way for the scheme.

House of Fraser has fallen into administration, endangering the future of 17,000 staff.

The nation must reclaim its mythical national animal, the unicorn, from its My Little Pony-style image, writes Jane Bradley.