Call for cross-party alliance to lead council

A Bridge of Allan woman has issued a ‘call for action’ from people across Stirling to find homes for Ukrainians fleeing the war in their country.

Douglas Ross has called on Boris Johnson to “explain himself” for pictures showing him drinking at an illegal lockdown party in Downing Street.

Abuse survivors who claim they were sexually, physically and mentally attacked at a girls' residential school have demanded an independent inquiry into their allegations.

A Scots nursery has been temporarily closed following a suspected outbreak of E.coli.

Cops are at risk of burnout as they struggle to cope with the soaring demand of mental health callouts, MSPs have been warned.

Beverage corporation Coca-Cola has announced it is making huge changes to its products to cut litter and boost recycling.

Labour council groups will have the “flexibility” to strike deals with other parties - despite a coalition ban trumpeted during the election campaign.

Craig Halkett admits he pushed himself to the extremes in a Hamilton hot box as he raced to get ready for Hampden.

John Souttar will return from his 10-week injury lay off for Hearts ' league and Scottish Cup Final double header with Rangers.

The SNP has come out as the biggest party at the Scottish council elections.

Dumfries and Galloway Council has pulled out of a hearing into a controversial Glenkens windfarm development, just weeks before it is due to take place.

Council bosses in Renfrewshire have been forced into drawing up contingency plans to ensure Thursday's elections do not descend into chaos.

Is this a Walther PPK which I see before me? Almost! It’s former James Bond actor Daniel Craig, who’s starring as the Scottish king killer in “Macbeth” on Broadway. His uninvolving and ponderous production (it opened Thursday night at the Longacre Theatre, but barred critics from publishing reviews till midday Friday for reasons that will soon become obvious to you) is a real Blunderball.Two hours and 20 minutes, with one intermission. At the Longacre Theatre, 220 W 48th Street.

A very busy Broadway season comes to a close with its final production, and Sam Gold’s staging of Macbeth starring Daniel Craig and Ruth Negga is nothing if not a dynamic attempt to cap an unusual and often extraordinary theater season. Uneven – if not so much as Gold’s 2019 King Lear with Glenda Jackson – and peppered with choices both curious (what, no “double double toil and trouble?”) and captivating (a brief prologue that’s as funny as it is timely), this iteration of The Scottish Play, which opened last night at the Longacre Theatre, nearly holds up to the unavoidable hype of its starry cast.

One hundred and thirty people from across the world who became part of a ‘virtual pub’ created in lockdown two years ago threw a three-day party in Perth this month to celebrate meeting in person for the very first time.

NEW YORK -- The most commonly held taboo in the arts is uttering the word “Macbeth” inside a theater. Daniel Craig and Ruth Negga don't buy it.Shakespeare’s tragedy was said to be cursed before its first performance more than 500 years ago.

A number of shops across Scotland have been raided and found to be selling fake Apple products including AirPods.