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A former first minister suggested the debate around immigration in Scotland had become 'toxic'.

The victim of one of the first deepfake prosecutions in Scotland says the law needs to change to protect victims.

Thomas Robb, who had dementia, was 74 when he was reported missing after failing to return home in August 2012.

Woodland Trust Scotland says too many people in towns and cities don't have access to the benefits of trees

The former Scottish Conservative leader spoke to police about the confrontation with Jamie Hepburn, but did not make an official complaint.

Leah Hobson was visited by Carol Bennett after being born in 2004 but it took two months to get a name.

The Tobermory house was home to nursery teacher Miss Hoolie in the Cbeebies show.

In a now-deleted social media post, SNP MP Chris Law suggested going to the dinner was tantamount to supporting genocide.

They located this key area of function by recording the brain activity of running rats.

James Cook, 49, and Brian Reilly, 37, attacked Alastair Campbell close to his home in Renfrew.

Edinburgh Council said it had now adjusted grass cutting schedules at the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Jennifer Kowalski and Cole Macdonald tried to target the pop star's private jet.

A 30-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene in Hamilton Drive in Airdrie.

The US-designed vehicle can fly or skim across water on hydrofoils and reach speeds of 180mph.

Four appliances were called to the scene in Gardenstown, Aberdeenshire, at about 04:55.

The Scottish government is seeking a reduction or removal of the 10% tariff, which the whisky industry says costs businesses £4m per week.

The Scottish film star is starring in a new TV drama about the phone-hacking scandal alongside David Tennant.

And will Scotland benefit from Trump’s nuclear deal?

The government also wants to raise the bar for a guilty verdict as part of wide-ranging justice reforms.

A selection of photographs submitted to BBC Scotland News from around the country this week.

The politicians are at odds on a whole range of issues – but something has fundamentally changed in their relationship.

Scotland's Órla Ní Eadhra says she loved her moment of being part of the show.

LA-based showbiz presenter Ross King says he wants to get some Scottish elements into his dance routines.

John Swinney is considering leaving X - but is social media too important to modern politics?

The 157-year-old clock is to be repaired and reinstated in Portobello at a cost of £150,000.

The hospital in Skye has been at the centre of a row over the availability of 24/7 urgent care.

Leah Hobson was visited by Carol Bennett after being born in 2004 but it took two months to get a name.

More than 140 lodges would be built as part of the plans for Irvine House near Canonbie.

The victim of one of the first deepfake prosecutions in Scotland says the law needs to change to protect victims.

Jake Wightman celebrates his World Championship silver by singing Spandau Ballet hit Gold as he "butchers songs" into the early hours in a karaoke bar.

Under-fire Rangers manager Russell Martin has taken his squad open-water swimming this week - but away days don't always work out as planned.

Jake Wightman is adamant Josh Kerr would have been alongside him on the podium had injury not ruined his attempts to retain his 1500m title at the World Athletics Championships.

BBC Scotland analyses a whirlwind year for Hibernian and looks at how David Gray's side can progress.

Rangers chairman Andrew Cavenagh will face an anti-Russell Martin fan revolt at Saturday's game against Hibernian when he flies in to take control of the crisis at Ibrox.